Dragonflight is the my first experience with WoW and as such will always have a special place in my heart. I adored the side quests, especially the one's with the Centaur. I also agree that Sarkareth was the best villain of the expansion. I'd just like to add that Zaralek Caverns became my favorite zone AT LIGHT SPEED. Those little 'southern' rat folk are insanely fun to quest with! My favorite questline and moments in the expansion has to be The Blue Dragonflight reunification storyline hands down. From Kiri not wanting to leave Pandaria to Senegos peacefully passing away after so long, it brought me to tears. Beautiful and inspiring! All in all I give Dragonflight 10/10 in the Dave book!
Dragonflight was definitely a breath of fresh air after the train wreck that was Shadowlands. One of my favorite things in this expansion was how good the in engine cutscenes looked. They were genuinely beautiful
Coast of Awakening is just wow,the columns of red rocks,the proto-drake inhabitating the zone,the waterfalls and the ruby life pools,the opening of tuskar tackle box😅,the Azure ,the snow the gnolls is the best snowy zone i have seen untill now,if there could have been more snowing effects. Also villains don't forget Wratheye the gnoll matriarch who escaped from dung and from expansion,untill now no dung or raid boss escaped alive from expansion.Fyrakk really succeded in the dream to get the attention of all Azeroth great heroes,he really did"the gattering"in the dream campaign.
I'm very torn about DF. On one side, it's indeed a breath of fresh air compared to the nightmarish era we've had to deal with in Shadowlands, the individual arcs about each dragonflights and the racial questlines were incredibly enjoyable (I didn't like the Penitent introduction questline though, it was way too fastly resolved for a deal as big as "welcoming MAN'ARIS in the Exodar". Though the heritage quest did them a bit more justice.), I feel like we got some interesting villains who don't overstay their welcome like Sarkareth... But we also got a lot of villains who didn't even get to STAY their welcome, like Raszageth, or Kurog Grimtotem. And the main story seemed to only reward the players who focused on the Maruuk Centaur renown, because that's where you get them to plant the seed Amirdrassil in the emerald dream and it gets to be the stake of the final patch where everyone else gets kind of... eh. Gameplay-wise... it was too much, and not in a good way. As a very casual player, I felt like everything was a, agressive grinding zone. Gotta get renown for eight different orders, then gotta get some flightstones to upgrade you gear and you have to keep track of Maruuk hunting across the map, and then you gotta keep track of Fyrakk's primalist bases, then you gotta farm Flightstones that can upgrade your gear, then you gotta keep track of time rifts which god knows how you're supposed to keep track of these, then you gotta farm Dreamsurges to upgrade your gear again... It feels like it's not improving their game mechanics but just splits them into multiple of the same stuff... And this is a problem not tied to DF but current WOW overall, but I really started to feel how predatory item leveling was getting. I was able to get enough stuff to partake in raid at the start of the expansion, but because I couldn't keep up after grinding, my stuff got patched into oblivion to a point where it re-locked me out of LFR I could get in before ! And now, every time I'm going through a dungeon, I feel like players are either some speedrunning god that one shot everything without a single care about their group or some vultures trying to catch up to the rusher while looting the corpses they leave behind. It's not tied to DF in particular, but as someone who tries to casually play WoW, all this pile was getting reeeaaally painful towards the end... I focus too much on the negative I'm sorry, I loved everything about the Dracthyr's lore, The new class and race is a lot of fun, Dragonriding is peak open world gameplay, the continent was beautiful, it had some of the best in-game cutscenes so far, the Tuskarrs were all more lovable than ever, I wish I could've explored far more of it than I did because of the issues I ran into and mentionned earlier. I'm glad you had fun with this expansion, Box ! Fingers crossed for an even better time in TWW !
Thanks for watching! I can agree there was a bit too much of a good thing in DF with the gameplay. Some areas didn't feel fleshed out enough such as Dreamsurges. Cheers for TWW!
I want Kun-Lai Campfire where you talk about the earthen as an allied race and what you think about their recruitment and what you thinks about both factions got them!
I think DF was a good soft reset for the wow universe. They took this expansion to tie up some loose ends, like the eredar, Gilneas, and even smaller stories like the blue dragonflight and even the founders of Durotar! I hope they keep this energy moving forward, touching on smaller stories here and there, and I look forward to how they'll include the dragons in the fight against Iridikron in the World Soul Saga.
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Dragonflight is the my first experience with WoW and as such will always have a special place in my heart. I adored the side quests, especially the one's with the Centaur. I also agree that Sarkareth was the best villain of the expansion. I'd just like to add that Zaralek Caverns became my favorite zone AT LIGHT SPEED. Those little 'southern' rat folk are insanely fun to quest with! My favorite questline and moments in the expansion has to be The Blue Dragonflight reunification storyline hands down. From Kiri not wanting to leave Pandaria to Senegos peacefully passing away after so long, it brought me to tears. Beautiful and inspiring!
All in all I give Dragonflight 10/10 in the Dave book!
Dragonflight was definitely a breath of fresh air after the train wreck that was Shadowlands. One of my favorite things in this expansion was how good the in engine cutscenes looked. They were genuinely beautiful
Thanks for watching Insec!! The cutscenes felt so so good in this xpac! Making this vid made me notice again
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@@Commander_Pandashan thank you for watching!!
Coast of Awakening is just wow,the columns of red rocks,the proto-drake inhabitating the zone,the waterfalls and the ruby life pools,the opening of tuskar tackle box😅,the Azure ,the snow the gnolls is the best snowy zone i have seen untill now,if there could have been more snowing effects.
Also villains don't forget Wratheye the gnoll matriarch who escaped from dung and from expansion,untill now no dung or raid boss escaped alive from expansion.Fyrakk really succeded in the dream to get the attention of all Azeroth great heroes,he really did"the gattering"in the dream campaign.
I'm very torn about DF.
On one side, it's indeed a breath of fresh air compared to the nightmarish era we've had to deal with in Shadowlands, the individual arcs about each dragonflights and the racial questlines were incredibly enjoyable (I didn't like the Penitent introduction questline though, it was way too fastly resolved for a deal as big as "welcoming MAN'ARIS in the Exodar". Though the heritage quest did them a bit more justice.), I feel like we got some interesting villains who don't overstay their welcome like Sarkareth... But we also got a lot of villains who didn't even get to STAY their welcome, like Raszageth, or Kurog Grimtotem.
And the main story seemed to only reward the players who focused on the Maruuk Centaur renown, because that's where you get them to plant the seed Amirdrassil in the emerald dream and it gets to be the stake of the final patch where everyone else gets kind of... eh.
Gameplay-wise... it was too much, and not in a good way. As a very casual player, I felt like everything was a, agressive grinding zone. Gotta get renown for eight different orders, then gotta get some flightstones to upgrade you gear and you have to keep track of Maruuk hunting across the map, and then you gotta keep track of Fyrakk's primalist bases, then you gotta farm Flightstones that can upgrade your gear, then you gotta keep track of time rifts which god knows how you're supposed to keep track of these, then you gotta farm Dreamsurges to upgrade your gear again... It feels like it's not improving their game mechanics but just splits them into multiple of the same stuff...
And this is a problem not tied to DF but current WOW overall, but I really started to feel how predatory item leveling was getting. I was able to get enough stuff to partake in raid at the start of the expansion, but because I couldn't keep up after grinding, my stuff got patched into oblivion to a point where it re-locked me out of LFR I could get in before !
And now, every time I'm going through a dungeon, I feel like players are either some speedrunning god that one shot everything without a single care about their group or some vultures trying to catch up to the rusher while looting the corpses they leave behind. It's not tied to DF in particular, but as someone who tries to casually play WoW, all this pile was getting reeeaaally painful towards the end...
I focus too much on the negative I'm sorry, I loved everything about the Dracthyr's lore, The new class and race is a lot of fun, Dragonriding is peak open world gameplay, the continent was beautiful, it had some of the best in-game cutscenes so far, the Tuskarrs were all more lovable than ever, I wish I could've explored far more of it than I did because of the issues I ran into and mentionned earlier. I'm glad you had fun with this expansion, Box ! Fingers crossed for an even better time in TWW !
Thanks for watching! I can agree there was a bit too much of a good thing in DF with the gameplay. Some areas didn't feel fleshed out enough such as Dreamsurges. Cheers for TWW!
I want Kun-Lai Campfire where you talk about the earthen as an allied race and what you think about their recruitment and what you thinks about both factions got them!
I think DF was a good soft reset for the wow universe. They took this expansion to tie up some loose ends, like the eredar, Gilneas, and even smaller stories like the blue dragonflight and even the founders of Durotar! I hope they keep this energy moving forward, touching on smaller stories here and there, and I look forward to how they'll include the dragons in the fight against Iridikron in the World Soul Saga.
i got interested in the bane and rexxar questline when u mentioned about the Founders of Durotar, where can i start it?
Gameplay was good and all, but the story was so sleeper, nothing really intresting. Only Fyrakk and Iridikron was actually cool