that is some really strong hopium you've got there
that is some really strong hopium you've got there
This forum must atteact mostly EU members. Its not very active during the day, but always wake up to a few pages overnight.
I don't know why, and maybe some of you will agree with me, but I feel like the HYPE leading TO the actual announcement/information is so much higher than the actual announcement/information. Regardless, I'll be sitting here waiting, playing videos games, and enjoying my puppy.
I really want to see what the Dragon Isles looks like and their location on Azeroth.
I've wanted to see the Continent/Zones Maps since they announced it. So pumped.
I’m most interested in the size/scale of the new zones. They gave a comparison or something but I want to see if they’re truly as big as they say they are.
Imagine having 4 cyrodiil size zones in WoW.
The only thing that was said relating to the Dragon Isles was the size of it being the same(if not bigger) than Northrend. Also, that the size of the zones are massive (hence why we need Dragon Riding).
I mean, assuming that these background mountains visible from the hub city are actual mountains and not part of the skybox--and I can't think of anytime they've used skybox mountains outside of an instance. It looks pretty large horizontally. There also seems to be a lot of large cave systems and "under" areas.
It’s less about whether or not Blizzard uses a Guild Wars 2 “flying” style for Dragon-riding. Yeah, cool if so and we get a few buttons to push but we don’t completely know, yet. Also, it’s about the exploration, speed, and verticality of the Dragon Isles that make it cool. A boring flying mount going one speed, one movement, in a straight line could be horrible in a continent designed vertically.
Because she was literally shown that it was flawed. They also clearly have free will so the whole being a robot thing isn't quite true unless you want to say every being in the WoW universe(or at least those created by higher beings) are robots.
But that all deviates from the point that Bastion was actually one of the most connected to the overall story of the expansion.