lithale posted:

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The quality has been awesome. I've done the end of Ashenvale into Stonetalon as Alliance and Western Plaguelands as Horde. Both have been quite satisfying. The story and the type of quests are very refreshing. Leveling has been a side effect from questing.

As for Duskwood quests, they were all removed from my log from my little alliance toon. I thought they only removed quests that were no longer in the game. Granted, I didn't have too many from that zone but the ones I had disappeared.

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rstimpy posted:

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Thousand Needles is worth going back to do. Some of the funnest quests ever in the game. You caommand a boat, blast cannons, put out fires, deepdive with helmet and fins. Its a blast. This is what all quests need to be. Not kill mob x y times, but story, gadjets and gizmos

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jojo263 posted:

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So far I'm working on a few characters in diff zones I enjoy it all and I'm having a blast but the closer I get to 60 I'm starting to dread going to outlands it's gonna be the same old stuff I have done like 8 times already.

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jojo263 posted:

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So far I'm working on a few characters in diff zones I enjoy it all and I'm having a blast but the closer I get to 60 I'm starting to dread going to outlands it's gonna be the same old stuff I have done like 8 times already.

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Spookysheep posted:

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jojo263 posted:

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So far I'm working on a few characters in diff zones I enjoy it all and I'm having a blast but the closer I get to 60 I'm starting to dread going to outlands it's gonna be the same old stuff I have done like 8 times already.

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Millions of players will come to this reality and many of them will park those new toons permanently at 60 or 61

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RF_YWG posted:

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WPL n00b Cenarion druid training: best quests ever. "Leap! Rawr!"

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Gidgiddoni posted:

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I took my undead warrior, level 46, who was sitting around Orgrimmar as banker, and decided I would give some new stuff a whirl. One of the signs or something told me to go to Tanaris, so off he went.

All I can say is, it's the first time in a very long while that I have found myself playing and playing and "getting one more quest" until the late hours. Tanaris had some fun new stuff, then he was off to Felwood, and finally hit Wintersprings.

There was some funny stuff in Felwood, and some nice touches all over. One thing I really liked was that "most" quests that required some sort of collections seemed to have high drop rates.

Even something as simple as the good ole "Are we There Yeti?" quest line in Winterspring. No more scores of kills for a pristine horn - but teleported to "the Boss" you need to kill to get it. And, once you have all the parts, no more flying all over the freaking continent "scaring" people. Just scare the one person in Winterspring and you are done. Went for 46-56 in about a day.

Does make me dread ... Outlands ... and OMG ... Northrend again.

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Spookysheep posted:

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Gidgiddoni posted:

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I took my undead warrior, level 46, who was sitting around Orgrimmar as banker, and decided I would give some new stuff a whirl. One of the signs or something told me to go to Tanaris, so off he went.

All I can say is, it's the first time in a very long while that I have found myself playing and playing and "getting one more quest" until the late hours. Tanaris had some fun new stuff, then he was off to Felwood, and finally hit Wintersprings.

There was some funny stuff in Felwood, and some nice touches all over. One thing I really liked was that "most" quests that required some sort of collections seemed to have high drop rates.

Even something as simple as the good ole "Are we There Yeti?" quest line in Winterspring. No more scores of kills for a pristine horn - but teleported to "the Boss" you need to kill to get it. And, once you have all the parts, no more flying all over the freaking continent "scaring" people. Just scare the one person in Winterspring and you are done. Went for 46-56 in about a day.

Does make me dread ... Outlands ... and OMG ... Northrend again.

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The party ends here.

All the excitement of the "new" zones is going to be the shortest lived phenomenon in this game's history.


Wait for it...

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JJANIME posted:

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You're really becoming a broken record with this idea

It's almost like you're fascinated with yourself in that you formed an opinion that many people will disagree with

Also I just hit 70 on my troll druid a few minutes ago, still havin' a good time - I'm also looking forward to rolling alts in the future to check out the zones I missed

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Spookysheep posted:

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Your first post since 2009 was to come here an QQ about what I think and post.

Sounds like you are quite fascinated with me yourself

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--Syrus-- posted:

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JJANIME you mention that there are still zones in Northrend that you have missed. I am in the same boat so it is hard for me to relate to those folks that were hear when Wrath Launched. Wrath content is still new to me I have only been through it once and I didn't even get to all the zones before I hit 80 so there is still new content there for me.

Spooky has mentioned in another thread that he has been through the content 5 or 6 times now. That is the perspective he is writing from, much different from yours and mine.

I think it will be a challenge even for me, who loves questing, to have a fresh expirience the 6th time through.

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--Syrus-- posted:

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JJANIME you mention that there are still zones in Northrend that you have missed. I am in the same boat so it is hard for me to relate to those folks that were hear when Wrath Launched. Wrath content is still new to me I have only been through it once and I didn't even get to all the zones before I hit 80 so there is still new content there for me.

Spooky has mentioned in another thread that he has been through the content 5 or 6 times now. That is the perspective he is writing from, much different from yours and mine.

I think it will be a challenge even for me, who loves questing, to have a fresh expirience the 6th time through.

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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Spookysheep posted:

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Your first post since 2009 was to come here an QQ about what I think and post.

Sounds like you are quite fascinated with me yourself

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Don't flatter yourself. Everyone hears your tune, but no one is dancing.

On that note, I was impressed with the new quest lines and updates in both Westfalls and Redridge. Not so much in Darkshire, but it's all good.

Nice Rambo reference with Redridge too.

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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Nice Rambo reference with Redridge too.

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Spookysheep posted:

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Gidgiddoni posted:

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I took my undead warrior, level 46, who was sitting around Orgrimmar as banker, and decided I would give some new stuff a whirl. One of the signs or something told me to go to Tanaris, so off he went.

All I can say is, it's the first time in a very long while that I have found myself playing and playing and "getting one more quest" until the late hours. Tanaris had some fun new stuff, then he was off to Felwood, and finally hit Wintersprings.

There was some funny stuff in Felwood, and some nice touches all over. One thing I really liked was that "most" quests that required some sort of collections seemed to have high drop rates.

Even something as simple as the good ole "Are we There Yeti?" quest line in Winterspring. No more scores of kills for a pristine horn - but teleported to "the Boss" you need to kill to get it. And, once you have all the parts, no more flying all over the freaking continent "scaring" people. Just scare the one person in Winterspring and you are done. Went for 46-56 in about a day.

Does make me dread ... Outlands ... and OMG ... Northrend again.

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The party ends here.

All the excitement of the "new" zones is going to be the shortest lived phenomenon in this game's history.


Wait for it...

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Spookysheep posted:

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Yet here you are as well, protesting too much and affirming my significance to you.

Too easy.

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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Spookysheep posted:

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Yet here you are as well, protesting too much and affirming my significance to you.

Too easy.

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It's the other way, friend. Not everything revolves around you. We honestly don't think about you at all until you act a fool.

Let me give you an example.

You're like that child in a theater, restaurant, or air plane. You know? The one who screams nonstop.

No, you're not significant. You're just annoying. Everyone acknowledges you because, like that child, you scream for attention.

Any attention at all.

And it grates on everyone's nerves.

Of course it's 'too easy'. A self-center child screaming at the top of his lungs, with a loaded diaper, and the arrogance to think he's right works on everyone's nerves.

So please don't think you show Machiavellian wit when it's more like Macaroni and Cheese.

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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Not at all.

Like I said, I don't think of you at all until you act the fool. You think I'm incorrect? You believe you add anything to any thread on these forums at all?

Hell, everyone knows I have a strong dislike for Arc.

I admit this.

But, even he adds to a discussion or even posts a thread with merit.

You?

You add nothing at all.

Would you like to review any of your previous ten posts or more to verify this?

The overall opinion on VN, offline and online, is that the boards would be a thousand times better if you were gone.

Period.

Take that as you like.

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Spookysheep posted:

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So, you post well thought out, angry, full paragraphs about how you don't think about me.

Sounds like an issue for Dr. Phil. I think we should summon him.

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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Nothing of merit at all. You don't even have the ability to disagree or defend your position. Just a response you think witty or clever, yet again lacks substance.

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Ayadread posted:

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1K Needles is my favorite so far.

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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Hell, everyone knows I have a strong dislike for Arc.

I admit this.

But, even he adds to a discussion or even posts a thread with merit.

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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I could tell you something, but I'd be showing my hand. Let's just say, if you're really paying attention, it wasn't pointless.

And, no, as I said before, I'm not mad.

In fact, I'm quite happy with the overall results.

If you're paying attention.

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--Syrus-- posted:

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I guess coming from someone that has been around since classic release, it is just cool to finally see some of the story progress.

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The_Korrigan posted:

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--Syrus-- posted:

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I guess coming from someone that has been around since classic release, it is just cool to finally see some of the story progress.

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It's definitely fun and nice - yet it's also sadly as close as we will ever come from a really dynamic world in WoW.

I'm still waiting for a MMORPG where when you e.g. killed Van Cleef and unfolded the plot, the next day, there would be something ELSE in that mine, and not just the same, respawned mobs. That game would of course not be based on what Van Cleef drops, but about discovering that time's story (which will be totally different next time you come).
Changing quest lines depending of the surroundings, roaming and migrating animals and mobs... will we see that during our life, or will it be for the next generation?

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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Spooky, in order to be your 'Internet Stalker', I'd have to be following you around for a while and often right?

The last time I responded to you, in any way, shape, or form, was over three years ago.

You are aware of this, correct?

In fact, a moderator, who shall remain nameless and is no longer with us, suggested I ignore you because . . . well, he wanted to ban you in a bad way.

Guess even he got fed up with some of the local drama and left.

What amuses me about this is every time someone disagrees with you guys, you all pull the 'stalker' card.

Interesting, don't you think?

But, this said, that old moderator's suggestion appears valid even after all this time.

Talk to you in another three years.

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Ardenwolfe posted:

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Spooky, in order to be your 'Internet Stalker', I'd have to be following you around for a while and often right?

The last time I responded to you, in any way, shape, or form, was over three years ago.

You are aware of this, correct?

In fact, a moderator, who shall remain nameless and is no longer with us, suggested I ignore you because . . . well, he wanted to ban you in a bad way.

Guess even he got fed up with some of the local drama and left.

What amuses me about this is every time someone disagrees with you guys, you all pull the 'stalker' card.

Interesting, don't you think?

But, this said, that old moderator's suggestion appears valid even after all this time.

Talk to you in another three years.

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Boone-Eldar posted:

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Dude have you not figured out Spooky's game yet? Simply don't reply to his trolling and he goes away. He lives for someone to respond to his posts so he can respond with one of his 8-10 canned responses he has used for the last 6+ years. How the guy hasn't been banned yet is beyond me, but whatever.

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