Nicest place to show your kids in wow

[xeddin]

I showed my two daughters (3/2) wow today. I took them to Pandaria and flew around for them. They liked telling me where to go and thought it was cool. Im curious what you all think would be the nicest places to show them in game?

[Athorha]

Every young girl should see the rooms leading up to mother in black temple at least once in her adolescence

[Gehco]

I showed my two daughters (3/2) wow today. I took them to Pandaria and flew around for them. They liked telling me where to go and thought it was cool. Im curious what you all think would be the nicest places to show them in game?

Would say Pandaria would be the best place in general.

[ZazuuPriest]

my favorite zone in the game to explore with my kids is Eversong Forrest. Few zones have ever matched its beauty but you can't fly there. My daughter also loves the way Bastion looks.

[Rorixis]

Vashjir seems pretty fantastical.

[bagina]

I wouldn't show WoW to little kids. I know people like to meme "it's a kids' game" but it's full of such violent and disturbing imagery I'd wouldn't let kids under 15 play it. And no, stylized artstyle doesn't change anything.

[Hellobolis]

that place where the kids make a pentagram while cthun whispers, banshees yell and creepy music plays.

[Razion]

I think Pandaria was the best place you could have showed them.
After that: Sholzazar Basin, Howling Fjord, Lost Isles, Winterspring, Stranglethorn Vale, and Uldum.

[spalernTJ]

I wouldn't show WoW to little kids. I know people like to meme "it's a kids' game" but it's full of such violent and disturbing imagery I'd wouldn't let kids under 15 play it. And no, stylized artstyle doesn't change anything.

Children aren't stupid, even if there's violence and disturbing imagery in the game, which, for the most part, is failry tame, outside of areas / events / places you have to go out of your way to get to (Upside down room for example.) Age 12 is more than fine for even the worst parts of the game.

[otaXephon]

Ny'alotha, of course!

But for real, Ardenweald is amazing.

[Pebrocks The Warlock]

I wouldn't show WoW to little kids. I know people like to meme "it's a kids' game" but it's full of such violent and disturbing imagery I'd wouldn't let kids under 15 play it. And no, stylized artstyle doesn't change anything.

He can show his kids the scenery and fun quests that don't deal with anything violent.

[CcB]

Farahlon...

[Hellobolis]

But for real, Ardenweald is amazing.

The color scheme is way to dark/subdued there for much of anything to pop out for little kids. valley of four winds is probably the best place, full of cartoony animals, bright colored vegetables, farmy stuff, a big dinosaur, etc.

[Usernameforforums]

The old Karazhan catacombs.

[Spike`]

for little kids maybe Zuldazar if you can fly

the zone is like ARK with so many trees, animals, Dinosaurs, a huge pyramid, boats, ....

[Ticj]

I wouldn't show WoW to little kids. I know people like to meme "it's a kids' game" but it's full of such violent and disturbing imagery I'd wouldn't let kids under 15 play it. And no, stylized artstyle doesn't change anything.

you realize a 15 year old is in high school right?

[det]

Can't fly there yet - but Bastion is pretty nice and so is Ardenweald.

If that fails...the ever popular Nagrand of TBC maybe.

[Kayb]

Nagrand and Zangamarsh, most of Pandaria

[Kaver]

I showed my two daughters (3/2) wow today. I took them to Pandaria and flew around for them. They liked telling me where to go and thought it was cool. Im curious what you all think would be the nicest places to show them in game?

Grizzly Hills or Stormsong Valley are also pretty cozy.

[Varodoc]

I think Telogrus Rift, with its vibrant and pretty colours and beautiful scenery, would definitely be appreciated and loved by a child (or anyone really).

Just stand on the edge and enjoy the scenery, the music is very relaxing too!



Oh, and ignore the ominous tentacle worlds looming on the horizon... actually don't, they are pretty too.