account wide borrowed power wouldn't be bad tbh. still, i think blizzard should focus more on making new features and offer a larger variety of content instead of relying on "fake" content like borrowed power.
nah i don't think so. these things just lack depth. people complained about chores and borrowed power in bfa/sl. the things you've listed have nothing to do with those. i think the devs are just struggling when it comes to making new casual content. ion himself half admitted it.
Considering that Blizzard is eventually spreading dragon riding to all flying mounts, adding it to the old world, and even talk of expanding it to Druid flight form, I would definitely consider that meaningful content. It's a system that's going to be with us for the duration of this game from expansion to expansion. Further, it's likely to influence how zones are designed moving forward, such as the Dragon Isle zones having more verticality than previous WoW zones.
If that isn't a meaningful feature, nothing (to you) is, and you're just being negative.
I think a huge portion of the WoW community has amnesia. That or they're very bad at math.
I'm sorry, but again. No.
Dragonriding is very much meaningful content. It's been the most fun thing I think they've ever added to the game. I spend hours just flying around, skimming, etc. It's exceedingly fun. I admit, I'm not overly fond of the races, but the flying itself?
This isn't to say that arena or M+ aren't also meaningful content, mind.
Just that looking at Dragonriding as "Point A to point B" is an incredibly bad faith argument.
What about dragon riding racing in older zones?
What about using dynamic flying for gameplay purposes like offering zones more variety like valleys, caves, and peaks?
What about dynamic flight offering an additional layer of gameplay by adding a challenge aspect to traveling?
We live in a world where news travels so fast, social media is cancer, and content creators/streamers can push their own "agenda" or "ideas" to cater to their own ideology. People are, quite literally, losing their minds over the "possibility (not even a confirmation, simply datamining)" of 10.2 being the final major patch (even if it is) and categorizing that as a 100% negative thing. Additionally, the time between "final patch" and "new expansion" in Shadowlands and, potentially Dragonflight, is STILL 100% better than almost any other expansion in WoW's history when you look at the "gap between".
Instead, Blizzard can offer us 10.2, 10.2.5, maybe 10.2.7, a 10.3 or whatever they want to call their "greatest hits season" without a new raid (depending on what they want to do), and people will STILL lose their minds. It ain't that bad, Wow player. Maybe it's time to quit, play other games, take a break, or better yet, touch some grass!
i mean, it's flying lol it's not something you're going to do for hours. yeah it's a fun minigame, but not much more
1) once and done and only doable in certain periods of the year
2) valleys, caves and peaks were a thing even before dragonriding. they started "flattening" the zones when ion decided that flying before the end of the expansion was bad
3) as i said above, fun minigame but not much more
i like they gave professions more relevance but i don't like how convoluted the new profession system is
Can someone explain what the story was this expansion, in relation specifically to this last raid/tier? I don't get it at all, how this Amirdrassil stuff ties everything together.
Dragons lost powers in cataclysm. Dragons old enemies primals escaped from prison. Dragons tried to get dragon powers back with oathstones. Oathstones did nothing. Dragons sat around while player character killed two primals for the dragons. 1 primal noped out with knaifu. Other one joined dragons to become new aspect. Dragons got powers back via amirdrassil.
Need the dragon shield updated in the dragon expansion before its over pls.