MoP... I really hate this comic-relief-cinematic. One of wow tbc goldw the survivors is pulled by a fat panda. But I don't like this approach at all, especially when you consider this whole Kung-Fu-Panda-moviecrap that got in same time really big ... I didn't like the film back in the days and the similarity to the cinematic style of MoP caused me to hate this film as well. However, aside from this topic, it was well executed. However ... the pandas were the biggest fluffy reason why I didn't like the expansion. Prior to MoP there was just one Pandaren that was known in Warcraft, Chen. Yet, he was only one of the characters in an optional campaign of the Warcraft expansion.
The Sylvanas/Bolvar Prepatch Cinematic was a strong. I would rate it higher, even if it's only for the twist-end. It was truly shocking. But I totally forgot about the "Beyond the Veil" video, which was the official trailer of the game. While the animation is stunning, it's incredibly dull and boring.
I'm looking into getting back into WoW (was very into it right up to the beginning of Cataclysm). I loved the game until WotLK and I'm considering switching to retail and opting for Classic or Classic TBC. I'm confused regarding the Classic and Classic TBC systems. Does this mean that I will not be able to use the Classic TBC character? If I make an Classic TBC character and they create Classic WotLK will I not be able to use the character in Classic WotLK content? I'm not clear on how these classic games progress and would appreciate it if someone could provide me with clarifications.
A majority of the WoW community wants a proper vanilla wow reboot. It's a classic+ like OSRS. There is a need for more content, raids, world bosses and social encounters throughout the game's progression. Things like Grim Batol and Hyjal can all be explored and implemented. Classes can be adjusted so that paladin have a taunt, mana issues are reduced for best price for wow classic tbc gold all types, and increase items so that players can actually make use of their gear of tier. The simple act of giving TBC talents to be used would dramatically alter the game and make it much more fun. Seasons of mastery has yet to witness many exciting innovations. I am pointing out that vanilla is improved by small changes. Modifications to Azeroth could make for an entertaining and thrilling game experience.
