I like K'aresh because it's a vast open zone that's in space. Which reminds me of Outland a lot.
I like K'aresh because it's a vast open zone that's in space. Which reminds me of Outland a lot.
SL was entirely smooth for me. WoD was laggy at the garrison bottleneck, but I feel like anyone describing it as "the worst launch ever" has forgotten the absolute shitshow that was Vashj'ir or Jade Forest on MoP/Cata launch, and I don't think any expansion launch has ever been as actually gamebreaking as 1.11 was, where world servers on some realms were constantly crashing for like two weeks.
I like that idea.
I think the big thing is what really evokes vanilla the most. I think there's a few answers to that.
For me I think they probably would of stuck to southern Kalimdor.
- You could of foreshadowed the sword but not dealt with it.
- We could have a Qiraji plot similar to the Nerubians. They are the only major enemies from vanilla we never revisited
- Revamped Gadgetzan instead of Undermine
- Maybe had the lost Tortollan city from Hearthstone in Un'goro
Yeah K'aresh music and visuals are top IMO. Although I liked Outland's eco-domes more. The exterior part. The interior is cool.
For me Khaz Algar is the best continent ever made, followed by the Dragon Isles. That's why I have such high hopes for Midnight. Seeing QT with current quality has to be amazing.
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I agree with this. The main hub should of been underground either way and could of given them a chance to make some really fantastical skyboxes
I think if you're going to explore a concept like an underground expansion, that we might not see again for another 20 years. You might as well go all in on the design and not be timid about it
The realization just hit me that we will be going into Midnight, and that the Belves will be front and center, and that it is very very likely that in addition to Aleria the OTHER Windrunners will be a huge part of the story.
And I can just feeeeeeeeel it in my bones that Blizzard will end up making the Windrunners, and Sylvanas in particular the new capital letter HEROES of this saga.
I love Aleria, I'm a voidelf main, I've loved everything about everything so far this expansion. But even I'm kind of over the constant Aleria interactions. If this turns out to be just chapter one of a 3 part saga where we end up glorifying the Windrunners throughout, then I am going to absolutely hate life circa mid next expansion already.
As much as i love Dornogal, i was disappointed when we learnt that it was above ground.
It'd been so much more exciting were it embedded in the cave walls of the Ringing Deeps, reminiscent of Ironforge.
Kalimdor is in a weird situation because there's not a whole lot of recent history there. Sure we have some Night Elf lore from the ancient past, as well as Tauren and stuff. But the Eastern Kingdoms were pretty much host to all of recorded history that's relevant.
If we return to Kalimdor in an expansion, it would almost have to be through some type of revamp with the southern half of the continent in particular just being this big, open space for adventure and survival gameplay.
It's medieval Europe vs. The New World effectively.
Well you better be ready for Sylvanas to save her sisters and all of Quel'thalas lol. I know they probably won't do it, but heck we know the void is scared of Sylvanas or something she knows, and take into account Venari telling Xal'atath I know what the void fears in the Maw, I'm willing to bet we'll see Sylvanas/the Primus somehow connected to Quel'thalas.
Don’t worry, I think Midnight will be the finale for the Windrunners, at least for a while. I don’t see them fitting for TLT. I think there we might go back to Jaina, Anduin and Magni for Alliance characters. Not sure who from the horde will go ahead. Thrall, likely to match Jaina and to remember the first time he failed with Garrosh, but who else? Calia would be a contentious pick. Baine for the Taunka connection? Talanji,Rhokan or Volˋjins ghost for the frost trolls? Sylvans for a redemption tour? The Titan plot is somewhat more difficult to connect to the horde, even though there are connections that could be used.
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You're going to have a story filled with elves and humans and you're going to like it. We're already lucky enough to have gotten Dwarf and Goblin spotlight in War Within as it is, but the main characters will only ever be elves and humans, now that the Orcs ones are pretty much all dead.
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Sargeras is going to be the last titan and the rest of the Pantheon will die.
12.0.5/12.0.7 - Isle of Fangs
12.1 - Lordaeron and Undercity.
I'm just gonna keep bringing it up:
Alleria is gonna be the front and center of the Saga. The entire Saga. The Saga's musical theme is three parts, a sort of adventure-y swelling brass version of Alleria's theme (The War Within), then a creepy dark, harp and woodwind version of Alleria's theme (Midnight), then a sombre 'finality' choir and strings version of Alleria's theme (The Last Titan).
I'm not sure it's even feasible to question that she is going to be front and center the whole time, and I would not be shocked if the actual purpose of Soulscribe is just to foreshadow Alleria somehow combining with Azeroth to revive her at the end of the Saga.
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Btw I wish they used Dagran more. I hope he is center of the story in TLT


Yes but that's a bit like saying an atoll in the middle of the Pacific has rich history because a battle was fought there during WW2.
What I'm trying to say is that Kalimdor has interesting ancient history and very recent history (the past couple of decades). Even the Night Elves had been withdrawn during the Long Vigil.