As you can see in my posts up, and also in my topic in which I both praise and also cry out for DF’s problems, for me, DF was the first expansion that really made me feel almost like in Vanilla. I have leveled up in 1 week, talking my time, visiting, admiring, ofc reading all quests.
You clearly either didn’t play DF at all, or just zerg it to 70 mindlesly just so you can be “ready to quit”.
The story of the old man sitting on the edge of the cliff; the story of the Taivan dog; the story of the old orc that used to slaughter dragons and now came to visit their home; the story of the painter that lost his touch after he felt in love with his wife; the story of the kids that captured a baby whelp and wanted to feed the whelp but he was too sick to eat; and one of the best and comic quests, the one were you go back in time when you just created your character, also the dimension where all creatures where murlocs :)))
Dude, and trust me, this comes from someone who doesn’t give a damn about the story line, since all I do is Arena, and with all that, DF had so many great stories.
Just to show you that I have loved SL for the first 2 months until I started an ALT and realised how ALT unfriendly the expac is.
So I had my share of negative things about WoW BFA/SL but I’'ve also enjoyed them at the start of the expansion for 3 months, while we are all on the same gearing level. But as soon as I started an ALT, then everything goes nuts.
SO, after sharing this with you, and after Blizzard FIXING almost everygoddamn thing I have militate for, you want me to hate this expansion ?
Maybe it will be ok the first 3 months and then suck, which I doubt it since now ALTs are really friendly gearing, no PvE involvement in PvP, no more 50-60ilvl differences between new alts and current players, no more waiting for 30 mins for a party in LFG …
There’s a saying, when 1 says you are drunk and you should go “home”(classic) it is one thing and you may not belive him/her, but when 95% of this whole topic of yours tells you the same thing, that the xpac feels good, the choores are no more, everyone does what it loves and plays for as long as it feels … and you still share your depression like a fact …