They could just keep the map obscure or fogged out. That's partially their own fault for making everything appear to look found then turning around and being like "jk, not really" every other expansion.
I am pretty sure a lot of the vanilla dungeons and raids just started as very generic concepts like "naga raid" or "ogre dungeon" and then later fleshed them out as they world built. An ogre dungeon in Alterac isn't that crazy.
Doesnt matter the scale, since is based upon the Alpha Map, hence is literally off the shore not 300 nautic miles away, hence are tiny or not because should be pretty fucking clear to see them there.
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Skypeia from One Piece, floating island on the clouds, nobody ever saw them while sailing.
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Or when you swap to the °mono class° your gear changes proficency so it becomes leather from plate and it retains the stats.
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So according to ALPHA MAP and LEAK the plausible Dragon Isle location are these
Between Northrend and Broken Isle the sea enough wide to be and actual island or it could be a floating island, regarding miles away from tirisfal shore, it can be that closer and must be the other line, otherwise Silvermoon pre destruction should have known.
Hello everyone! I’ve been following the thread closely and, given how positive the reception has been, I thought I’d pop in just to confirm that Dragonflight is indeed the title of the next expansion! However, I would also encourage everyone to rein back their expectations a little, especially concerning the “leak thread” that coincidentally guessed the title. We do have ambitious plans, but not in the same direction.
Agreed. It indirectly makes the world appear smaller. Everything existing for a specific purpose ends up feeling utilitarian and it turns more into a Polly Pocket playset instead of a planet/dimension.
I get why they have to, WoW is a huge fucking game with a voracious player base, it's just something we left behind.
what if they pull a sneaky one on us and put the dragon isles on the right of the eastern kingdom, thus confirming the other side of azeroth.
The dragon isles being close to the Eastern Kingdoms, Lordaeron, and/or Northrend doesn’t make sense.
With the Kalimdor book they’re probably a good bit west of Kalimdor/ Azuremyst isle. And/or on the other side of Azeroth that’s still shrouded in storms/mists.
I would love to see Winterspring revisited someday. It captures a very specific aesthetic of "winter-meets-twilight" with its slight pink and purple hues that nothing else really captures, especially if you know what those early morning hours look when the sun scatters itself across a field of snow.
Galakrond. Proximity to Wyrmrest.
"We moved it again." Ez.
Besides, textures, maps, etc. get internal changes sometimes for totally unrelated reasons.
Remember Medivh's Birthday Bash? How about the Galakrond changes pre-9.0 that didn't materialize at all in that expac? Dev Island? Some things are prototypes or passion projects.
That scale is completely off. Northrend is less than half the size. Lordaeron would be incredibly huge, especially for it's supposed type of government. Arthas would have had to travel for weeks to get places, not days. All the expedition islands, as well as Zandalar and Kul Tiras, are also excessively large.
Looks like the creator just went with what "sounds right" without actually checking how big that would really be. Like G. R. R. Martins 700 foot wall. Lordaeron is nearly the size of the US on that map. Dalaran would be over 50 miles diameter.
The thing with leaks is... either they're 100% false or 100% true. They're real, or they're not. Even a leak that guesses 100% correctly would still be false. It's a pet peeve of mine when people see leaks in hindsight and imply that it was "half legitimate" and the like. As if they inserted misinformation. No, they just guessed wrong along with guessing right. Guessed aren't legitimate at all, no matter how accurate they wind up being.