Forgot that moment where they unironically try portray him as “morally good guy who just wants what best for Azeroth” yet show him killing his fellow mages for power while they cry out for him to please stop and he just goes “NEED POWAH”
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Sylvanas is also “morally grey”
Yes. I called it worthless commentary - not sure if you missed that.
No comment is worthless here.
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They are in the same boat imo. Both apparently want to do what needs to be done while also committing numerous crime to have their way.
I didn’t. And I think that your answer was also completely worthless and unnecessary as well. So gj I guess.
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When you said Titania, I thought about Star Fox 64…
THIS!
Also, I might be stupid but… How is Uruk’s comment worthless?
Because it says Nazjatar would be better if it was better.
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Fair enough. But his answer was also completely worthless and unnecessary.
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Peeve of mine!
Why does Mechagon feels far more worked in a sense than Naz’jatar? As if, they set their focus entirely on it… and Naz’jatar was an after-thought.
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My guess is because Nazjatar was possibly meant originally to be 8.3 and not 8.2, but was rushed in together with Mechagon because Blizzard.
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Mechagon also feels like someone’s pet project lots of love and care going into it.
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I’d say it’s likely because Mechagon required a lot more resources to make due to its complexity, while Nazjatar seems much simpler in design.
Should have done Alliance in Mechagon and Horde going to the City of the Sethrak Faithless to return it to the Faithful’s control and free remaining Vulpera slaves.
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With how bad most of the vertical zone design is for Nazjatar I can see this to be the case. Flying will make a tremendous part of the chores a lot more manageable.
Meanwhile Mechagon is quite nicely put together in comparison. You don’t feel hopelessly lost when you see the umpteenth quest marker being above you and you have to start scratching your head thinking exactly how far up you have to go.
I just hope that the PvP event will disable flying in Nazjatar.
Will Nazjatar have flying though? Or will it be an Argus case where it wont have it.
They better allow flying in Naz.
Both Nazjatar and Mechagon have flying enabled once you get the pathfinder.
They both will. As I mentioned a lot of the tedium in Nazjatar comes from the fact it was designed with flying in mind.
Thats quite nice