Yeah, but you use it to teleport around the map with ease. The rest of the crap is just flavour, it's about moving around the zone at a break-neck pace and being able to finish all your damn world quests and rare farming you want to get done in mere minutes. It's like a better version of the draconic tele-pad doohickies from dragonflight.
Did they hype it up a lot for no reason? Yeah. Should they have maybe spent more time/focus on the eco domes instead of making the tele-pads more flavourful? Probably.
"Ion was put immediately in charge of everything when he joined the WoW team!"
"Actually, he started as a raid encounter designed before becoming game director."
"He was only in that position for a short while!"
"Actually he was raid encounter designer for almost eight years."
"What does it matter how long he's been there before becoming game director?!"
Don't you get tired constantly carrying those goalposts around the field non-stop?
Mr "professional programmer", do you think people climb in the ranks within a company just by wanting a different position? That Ion one day woke up and thought to himself "I'm going to be Game Director from now on!" and presto, he was now game director for WoW?He had no business taking over the entire game
He seems to be doing a great job for casuals, considering he because Game Director in 2016 and from then on the game gained more and more casual content, expansion after expansion.even for casuals who are the core of WoW.
You should be praising him.
"Torturing someone is not an evil thing to do if it is done for good reasons" by Varodoc
"You sit in OG/SW waiting on a Mythic+ queue" by Altmer <- Oh, the pearls in this forum...
"They sort of did this Dragonriding, which ushered in the Dracthyr race." by Teriz <- the BS some people reach for their narratives...

You moved the goalposts. The topic was if Ion as a hard core raider is good for leading the entire game, not the details of his job history.
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I don't believe in kings or dictatorships, so that's not even registering to me.
Yes Blizzard may be wrong.
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If by "casual content", you mean that you have to grind in mundane easy to complete tasks in order to be allowed in hard core guilds, yes he did retain the core problem of wow.
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ofc thats what he is suggesting, thats what he always suggests, that everyone and everything including reality are wrong,
like claiming Ion is "raid focused" when almost all non-raid content was added to wow under him...
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in other words busines as usual with epigramx...
are we still waiting for his proof token is illegal?![]()
Imagine if someone looked at your perfectly normal hobby from years ago and it's why you aren't fit to your new job, lmao.
And I do suppose the world looks different to a person that hasn't played in years, but the casuals have actually gotten more content than ever under Ion.

The details of his job history pertain to his skills in working at the game and are the crux of your original complaint against Ion. After all, this is what you originally wrote:
That said, if the details of his job history truly didn't matter, why did you spent three posts in a row moving the goalposts to try to keep your argument against him afloat?
This has literally zero to do with "kings and dictatorships". It's about knowledge, of which you have repeatedly demonstrated to have zero of it regarding this subject, especially in posts where you bring up alleged credentials in an attempt to bring some form of credibility to your claims.I don't believe in kings or dictatorships, so that's not even registering to me.
The chances of them being wrong are rather infinitesimally low when compared to you being wrong here. You are one person, looking only at yourself and those that agree with you, while Blizzard is a huge company, looking at basically the entire groups of players they have.Yes Blizzard may be wrong.
Literally none of that exists or ever happened, mr "I-once-was-part-of-a-top-1%-guild". Not a single hardcore guild (hardcore or not) required or required you to grind hours in the Superbloom back in Dragonflight to participate in raiding. Not a single hardcore guild (hardcore or not) requires or required you to grind the Theater event in TWW over and over, or the Scrap Digging events in Undermine.If by "casual content", you mean that you have to grind in mundane easy to complete tasks in order to be allowed in hard core guilds,
"Torturing someone is not an evil thing to do if it is done for good reasons" by Varodoc
"You sit in OG/SW waiting on a Mythic+ queue" by Altmer <- Oh, the pearls in this forum...
"They sort of did this Dragonriding, which ushered in the Dracthyr race." by Teriz <- the BS some people reach for their narratives...

Well you guys say they feel barebones and barren(Argus and Karesh) You guys know that those worlds was BLOWN the fuck up? You think a world such as those would be "Alive"?
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Who is this epigramx ? I have been away from the forums for quite a while. He a new one or did he just switch name?


honestly i think it looks better than 90% of argus, the white and purple, those reflective surfaces in some areas, the bioms like in outland, its pretty cool looking, compared to argus ugly black and green sludge
also like someone else told you, dont try to use logic in a video game lol, why are the interiors of raids 100 times larger than the exterior?![]()

Argus had 3 different zones, one of which was visually very distinct. Certainly not all black and green.
Are the interiors of raids bigger than the exteriors? In most cases there are no exteriors to begin with, just a Portal and maybe a fassade.
But in the cases where we see the full exterior (Like Zulgurub or Anqijrash or more recently battle of Dazaralor) the proportions mostly fit.
