A look at the geography of WoW from Interesting '08

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6-26-2008 @ 1:44PM

Ainur said...

ROFL, that's awesome.

Problem is, is that the zones aren't all the same size and their maps aren't on the same scale either.

Stranglethorn Vale, on the zone map it's smaller then Elwynn Forest, but it's not, it's actually bigger.

6-26-2008 @ 2:02PM

Blackhorn said...

I believe he used the minimap-compilation for his measurements. The minimap most accurately represents the actual land masses of azeroth.

6-26-2008 @ 2:02PM

William said...

I think STV insn't bigger it just takes longer to cross because of the hills and because you perpetually get ganked every hundred feet or so by those confounded ROGUES!

6-26-2008 @ 2:08PM

Aigarius said...

He used the minimap scaled map to compensate for that. You can see it in one of the slides.

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