Patch 4.2 Daily Quests: Assault on Sethria's Roost

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5-24-2011 @ 10:06PM

RedderTheEmoDK said...

I am normally not a fan of phasing. But the one good thing about this is that this allows them to punish players who did Vash'jir.

If you deliberately chose to swim, then you are still going to need to do Hyjal. How many people would have done Vash if Blizzard had been honest that you were still going to have to do Hyjal.

5-24-2011 @ 10:35PM

trefpoid said...

maybe some of us did both, 'cause Vashj'ir is just a beautiful, lore-filled zone which u should do so you can applaud the devs for thinking outside the box for a change and making a completely unique zone for us. It's like playing inside Finding Nemo, dammit!

5-24-2011 @ 10:45PM

VioletArrows said...

"But the one good thing about this is that this allows them to punish players who did Vash'jir."

What is this I don't even-

5-24-2011 @ 11:35PM

Nagaina said...

...You know, some of us *have* done both and found them equally awesome in their own special, Lore-filled ways. If you *haven't* done Vash'jir...do yourself a favor and give it a try, if only for the Vision of the Naga Battlemaiden questline. It's as epic as anything on Hyjal, or any other zone for that matter.

5-25-2011 @ 7:41AM

Psiwave said...

I did them both, wasn't fond of either (all cata zones seem to drag on a little too long) but at 85 it's the easiest and quickest sack of gold I've earned in a long time!

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