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But gosh, I’d love to see some things like this out in the world.

It’s a question that’s pretty easily answered, on one level: If nothing else, having one means it’s easier to balance and, you know, see if the concept even works before putting it everywhere. My question, then, is why we don’t have more of these? It’s at once a touch of RTS and a touch of dungeoneering, and while its rewards can run low a bit quickly (where is my fox mount? People know I’m all about foxes), it’s still a really fun experience. If you haven’t yet taken part in the Withered army training scenario in Suramar, you’re missing out it’s pretty darn cool, and it’s an excellent example of what can be done with scenarios. (And make some of them a bit easier to get, while we’re at it, but now I’m splitting hairs.) But the result is that I want to be choking on new cosmetic glyphs, because that is what I still have and also half of what interested me in the first place. Let’s have more weird Druid forms available for shapeshifting heck, let’s make more Druid specs have the option of NOT shapeshifting along the lines of Balance’s glyphed form.ĭon’t get me wrong, the Glyph system was becoming hideously overloaded and unfun, and I totally understand why it was gutted and removed. Let’s give Paladins some actual cosmetic options that feel cool again, for that matter. Let’s let Rogues cloak themselves in the shadowy effects of Shadowform if they want. I want a spectral fox instead of just a spectral wolf for Shaman, and let’s get some spectral cats and stags and such. But as long as we’re stuck in this situation where the glyphs are all cosmetic, I want more. What interested me about Inscription was the possibility of altering abilities in both appearance and operation it was not being able to make another tier of raid consumable and a weekly scroll that may or may not do something fun. I’m not going to mince words here: Inscription is not the profession that I signed on for. We’re going back to Deadwind Pass and Karazhan, and I’d love to see more stuff done with that zone entirely I’d hardly grouse about a zone being revitalized with some scaling event quests - although I’m fine with not using the Legion invasion bosses and their instant fiery death bits. There’s such a breadth of different areas brought into relevance for this expansion that it seems like the perfect opportunity not to revamp the old world but to add stuff to do back out there, new places to see and new challenges to deal with. The Legion invasions made it clear that the game can support this in older zones why not give us these events to encourage both lower and higher-level characters to take part? But then, I’d love to see more world quests spreading out everywhere. It’d work out pretty well, too instead of getting reputation with a faction you already have at Exalted, you can champion an older faction that might be more difficult or tedious to get. What I would love to see is the world quest system start letting you use old legacy factions for Championing, similar to the old tabards for dungeon runs. And at that point, faction reputation ceases to mean anything from these quests the artifact power will be nice, sure, but reputation is totally pointless. I’m personally not there yet, but I can easily see the end of it. If you’ve been religiously doing world quests and emissary quests, you’re probably approaching Exalted with the six Broken Isles factions pretty quickly. So as we continue along in the salad days of this expansion, here’s the stuff I’d really like to see in the future, however likely or unlikely it might be moving forward.

Mild snark aside, there are things I’d like to see in the future, and while the current state of World of Warcraft is better than it’s been in quite some time, there’s room to improve.

Wow legion glyphs removed upgrade#

Some people have even gotten a Legendary item or two, although based on my own experience, I can confidently say that there’s not exactly a rush to pick up that “equip two Legendaries” upgrade at the bottom of the upgrade path for your order hall.īoy, that randomness thing is working out really well, let me tell you. It’s still got that decent balance of having enough to do that you’re unlikely to get bored without so much to do that it’s easy to become overwhelmed. Legion is humming along nicely as we near the two-month mark.