The Queue: Re-Vita-lized

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2-11-2012 @ 3:52PM

faytforsaken said...

Will Alliance players ever be able to get their hands on a Wolf mount? :(

Hordies can get horse, sabers, and ram mounts. I guess you could count the Mammoths as Elkks...same animation. (Headless Horseman's Mount, Fiery Warsteed, Swift Brewfest Ram, Swift Zulian Panther/Tiger-retired, Elekk-Mammoth, Mechanostrider-Hawkstrider.)

I mean the Alliance can get the Swift White Hawkstrider, Swift Razzashi Raptor/Fossilized Raptor (current or retired one), Great Brewfest Kodo/Wooly White Rhino and whatever ones I'm missing. BUT NOT A SINGLE WOLF MOUNT. T_T

2-11-2012 @ 4:35PM

Gordal said...

Hawkstriders aren't actually reskins of Mechanostriders but rather a... Well, I would say UNIQUE type of mount, but Forest Striders now share the same skeleton and sound . Mechanostriders remain exclusive to Alliance races as Wolf mounts are unique to Horde.

If I was a betting man, I'd say that there'll be neutral wolf mounts before there'll be neutral Mechanostriders. Until then, just pester the nearest Worgen for a piggy-back ride.

2-11-2012 @ 5:02PM

Draelan said...

Actually, Elekks and Mammoths have very different animations! Elekks have a smooth stride, while mammoths have a very bouncy stride due to their shorter hind legs and smaller hind-end overall. It's actually why I have no issues with Mammoths, but I can't STAND riding an Elekk... All you see is alternating flexing elephant butt muscles...

2-11-2012 @ 6:06PM

Gordal said...

So Elekks are unique to the Alliance. This makes them the equivalent of... Turbo-Trikes.

Hmm. The more I look at things, the more I think that the Horde is getting gypped.

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