WoW Archivist: How each WoW expansion set the tone, part one

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11-08-2011 @ 11:13AM

zoidfa said...

I think that MoP sets a tone of adventure, and exploration, to go where no azerothian has gone before. Where we realize the world is round, not just 3 flat continents made from the original Kalimdor. In the wake of such devastation and upheaval deathwing brought about its time for the world to heal. This doesn't mean there is no threat, the most threatening enemy are those who make themselves known only when the time is right. It is a tone of recovery after such devastation from the scourge and deathwing. We still have threats, the Zandalari, The Old Gods, The Naga, and the Burning Legion are still out there. With Vanilla wow we weren't given a main bad guy to fight, its only in burning crusade, and wotlk, and cataclysm we had a unifying "big bad guy". Its time to work up to creating more big bad guys.

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