#Wow legion flying hard full
BFA can be summarized as an expansion full of ideas, some which never worked and had been replaced by other ideas and features that ended up pilling up and making a mess of an experience.īFA has been weird. BFA is coming to an end and it’s been one hell of a decisive expansion. When ranking WoW expansions, the golden rule is to make your last 3 picks as controversial as your first 3. Unlocking Mechagnomes was something people wanted, right? Battle for Azeroth Speaking about how the fundamental design was what made it great, it was less about content and more about that core loop. One notable figure that highlighted this in 2019, shortly after BFA released was current Max, Guild Leader, and Raid Leader of World #1 WoW raiding guild Complexity Limit. Looking back, people speak of it as a golden era for the game. One notable aspect of MoP that players talked about during BFA was MoP’s class design.
So the race was doomed when it was first unveiled and it’s not widely played to this day, despite being open to both factions. The Pandaren race was “revealed” as the game’s 5th playable race. I mean, the original idea of a Pandaren race was an April Fools joke back in Warcraft 3.
It always seemed to me that the panda aesthetic, the world and the Pandaren race introduced seemed like a “joke” to some. Mists of Pandaria was an expansion that at the time felt just OK, but looking back many players – myself included – learned to appreciate it more. Until then, BC is considered by most to be alongside Wrath as WoW’s best expansions, as shown in the video above by the top WoW streamer, Asmongold. With the Burning Crusades likely to be coming to Classic in the next few years, it will be interesting to see how well the expansion is perceived when the time comes, when rose-tinted glasses come off and we see it compared to modern games. The expansion wasn’t perfect but it’s remembered very fondly. The expansion, much like the one that proceeded it had a solid end game, good progression, and good raid encounters.Īs with Lick King, it featured a major lore bad guy in Illidan as the end boss (let’s pretend Black Temple was the last raid) that players knew about from the day the expansion was revealed. It built on the core of the game, but expanded the world and added two new races to the game, Draenei for the Alliance and Blood Elfs for the Horde. It was exactly what WoW needed after Vanilla. A lot of what Wrath set out to achieve was changed in the expansions which followed, as Blizzard tried to reinvent the game. Wrath feels like when WoW had a nice balance between feature-rich content, good time between content, and good rewards. Wrath is probably the expansion Classic WoW players are secretly most hyped about – I know I am. Solid leveling, great zone and thematic, and an end villain that everyone in the Warcraft community knew. Lich King pretty much had it all as an expansion. It has the improvements to the game that Burning Crusades brought, but it also refined them and “leveled-up” WoW as a game. Wrath is most people’s favorite expansion. The guild still exists today, though on a new server, with new members and a faction change, but our friendships and connections stand strong and unchanged. What made Legion the best expansion for me was my guild, my friends, and my now-fiancé.
The constant farming of the same dungeon to achieve the most Artifact Power also got to people by the end. And like most good things in WoW, they got stale and grindy towards the end. The class order hall and Artifact weapons were also great features that most people enjoyed. Legendary items were a good idea, but the RNG was terrible. It had some issues, some of which got fixed, and others that that didn’t and were left in a broken state until the BFA pre-patch. Crucially, however, it was exactly what WoW needed after Draenor (more on that later). Legion was fine, a good expansion not far from greatness. As I said, this is my list and I have my reasons for liking Legion the most, and most of those aren’t about gameplay (not to say it was bad).
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