Dalaran is one of those things thats pretty easy to deal with lore wise it went from eastern kingdoms to north rend no reason it could not go to broken isles just as easily.There is only one Dalaran. Currently, in the lore, it is flying around the ocean. In 7.0, it will be in the Broken Isles.
They do not update the 'old' expansions, because it would take resources/cost us a raid tier (lawl). So think of them as being in a time bubble.
When you are in WotLK, it is WotLK era. When you are in Legion, you are in Legion era. Same for any of the expansions.
That has always been the case for Dalaran. People brought this up when it was 'moving' after the Horde nuked Theramore. People flipped their shit and the Blue response was pretty much what I posted.That's never been the case. You don't 'phase in' to destroyed Stormwind when you hit level whatever for Cataclysm story. That just seems lazy for a capital city.
Also, I thought it was supposed to be over Deadwind Pass?
Actually Cataclysm is the exception to the rule. The game is considered on a timeline of Vanilla -> TBC -> Wrath -> Cata -> MoP -> WoD -> Legion. Cata makes it wonky but they were not going to redo the original world and then have characters just phase in at level 80.That's never been the case. You don't 'phase in' to destroyed Stormwind when you hit level whatever for Cataclysm story. That just seems lazy for a capital city.
Also, I thought it was supposed to be over Deadwind Pass?
I guess my memory is going to shit in my old age, but what features did they announce and subsequently cut in WoD? Dance studio?As for why they do not move it and just put everyone else in a new area? Do you REALLY expect them to do something that they cannot charge/sell as point of an expansion? Remember how much was announced for WoD, but was cut. And that was for 'new' content.
Didn't they say they were getting rid of set bonuses?
They said they were looking to tone them down. Right now, set bonuses apparently are a stupidly huge step up in DPS (I wouldn't know, I've only done LFR and a little bit of normal raiding).I don't remember that, and that strikes me as a very memorable announcement.
Amen to that. WoD was supposed to have two faction specific cities and instead got mostly unfinished gimp outposts by the PVP zone. I would MUCH rather have a perfectly fine setup city like dalaran again. Give it back its ports like it used to have and I can finally unbind from pandaria.People complaining that we're getting Dalaran as a major city again can go fucking sit in Stormshield/Warspear like stupid assholes and enjoy their refugee tents
And the pale, new hydra model which is not a new creature per se but holy shit is the new hydra model so much better than the old ones and a few others as well.As for new monsters, the cat people, curse-free birds, and the nature-oriented creatures (not sure what to they're called) are new. But yeah, I couldn't think of anything from the announced features that they didn't ship. Timewalking was heavily suggested as a future feature as it was part of the beta (for WoD dungeons, not legacy dungeons), but it was never announced until it was ready for release.
The ironic thing is the god damn cities are there. Both the horde one and the alliance one are actually there in game right now. They just for whatever the fuck reason chose not to actually finish their setup as player cities by hooking up the NPC/ports and what not to them.Nah. I am not a 'revisionist'. I did not expect Farahalon (though, according to those who were in, there was a bare bones zone in the Alpha/early betas)
My big issue is were were supposed to get a set of new capital cities, instead, they scrapped them late in the cycle (after they had been announced - these were also available in early Alpha/beta - but before previews were given) and gave us Warspear/Whatever the Alliance has. Not to mention that they stated we were going to be able to build our Garrisons in any of the Draenor zones, but this was dumped and we were locked into the two set locations. Let us not forget the old 'song and dance' about how WoD was going to be short (only two raid tiers, only one real 'content patch') so they could get out the next expansion faster.
I like the game. I play because I have been playing with (mostly) the same group of people since TBC. I am just tired of how long the content droughts are and how each expansion seems to give us more flash and less bang.