As the title says, who approved these dungeons?
… and does that person even play PVE more then maybe one run per dungeon?
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City of Threads, annoying mini-game where you need to wait for slowmotion moving NPCs half the run to find someone hiding, not once, not twice, not three times, but four times. Once that’s finally done, you gotta go find some other dude and then wait for him to RP-walk somewhere and then RP a bit more while opening up the path to the boss.
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The Dawnbreaker
Nevermind the hot mess of bugs and likely nightmare for your developers this whole idea is.
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Darkflame Cleft
The darkness part, how is this not gonna be a hot mess to play in pugs in m+?
Have you guys even playtested this at all for the different roles in a pug scenario?
All this gimmicky stuff is great for a scenario or something that you run a few times per expansion, but to put it in the dungeons we’ll be running nonstop for 2+ years is probably the stupidest thing you’ve done lately.
Just look at Mists of Tirna Scithe, great dungeon overall, if it weren’t for the gimmicky minigame in the middle of it. I’m sure there’s someone who likes that, but most likely 99% of people who run it more then a few times will not be among those.
I don’t know a single player who actually likes it after a few runs.
This is because it’s not something that belongs in a dungeon at all, it might be fun a couple of times but after that it just gets annoying.
Stop trying to reinvent the wheel, we play dungeons because we enjoy dungeons, not cause we wanna play gimmicky minigames, if we wanted that we’d all be on mobilegames stacking blocks or whatever.
General hateful shoutout to the frogger-like ball-dodging in another dungeon that was great(except for the minigame someone incredibly believed would be fun more then perhaps once) Dawn of the Infinite.
If we wanted to play that, we’d play that, not World of Warcraft.