that it gets darker and colder as we go down.
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Once we break through the crust and we reach the outer mantle, it will be more luminous and hotter.
i thought it gets warmer and wetter?
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I really wish it’s getting darker and colder rn 
I’m so, so, so sick of underground stuff.
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Now we need sky continents, like Skywall, the domain of Al’akir.
That or floating islands, like in Nagrand but bigger.
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Next year we’re going Tah space
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No.
Just normal, but beautiful areas.
Like BfA had at launch. And it doesn’t all need to be ‘cozy’ beautiful; even places the Vol’dun were beautiful in their own right.
Ew. No please.
I just want zones that feel real. That feel like part of a WORLD.
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giggity
giggity
Xal’Atath will be pleased!
My name is Commander Elysia, and this is my favourite post on the forums.
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Make it bright and warmer with your love.
Rest in peace to all soldiers who follow you in battle 
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Ok, you asked for it. Hot fix to remove this line.
Found them very “meh”, I enjoyed WoD zones a lot more.
Both the landscapes and the music were top tier.
Fair enough. Agree to disagree.
We like what we like.
I do like space, also in WoW, but yes I agree. I mean the last two expansions DF and Khaz Alar overworld were pretty nice normal zones, but I do hope Midnight will present some either nice reworked or nice new land zones on Azeroth without touching too much space. 
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Fair enough. Like I told Slapface: We like what we like.
I’ve generally never enjoyed any non-Azeroth zones in WoW, with the exception of the Draenor zones.
But Outland, Argus, Shadowlands nope. Never liked 'm.
That’s why I’m a bit worried about the 11.2 patch. But we’ll see. I’m willing to give it a fair shot since at the very least: It’s not underground.
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Sick and tired of having to go to profession tables 
I can’t pinpoint exactly why, but they feel like the last zones that felt “WoW”.
Eveyrything that came after seemed generic, soulless. I’m not really not sure why. There have been beautiful zones, but none that gave me a sense of awe and wonder like Frostfire Ridge did.
For me BfA had some of WoW’s best ever zones (not the patch zones, but the ones it launched with). They felt so immersive and had character and atmosphere.
The later ones though… Mechagon was okay, I didn’t really enjoy Nazjatar, but the worst thing (zone wise) they did in BfA was ruin Vale of Eternal Blossoms and Uldum. I hate what they did to those zones; completely ruined them.
I also really loved some of the MoP zones; still do. The atmosphere combined with the music; it’s so tranquil, I love it. I didn’t like the Townlong Steppes and Dread Wastes though.
Now, if they properly update some of WoW’s vanilla zones; those might take the crown for me, but it’ll take some work. I have fond memories of some of those old zones, but when I visit them now I’m like…
