Blackrock Depths

to captivate the player and coupled with the legendary music immerse them into this beautiful world, 2% of the time.

I don't enjoy 98% of the time, where you want to get into Blackrock depths, but now they don't just kill the flight master, they'll also kill the actual spirit healer and indefinitely kill you, forcing you to log off and come back at 4am to have some shot at returning to Ironforge like a pussy.

Or you could do what I did.

Oh my god.

It was a movie going through this dungeon for the first time.

Yeah, I think it does a really good job of trying to feel like it blends in so well, but recapture some of those feelings that you got when you were younger and playing, and the, the fear of going through, like, Blackrock Depths when it's dark for the first time.

Mm-hmm.

I, I think it does a good job of being very evocative of that.

It's a, it's a place that was already bounded, so we didn't want to expand too far out, but there is a lot of content, so it definitely feels mega in scope.

But it's not ...

It doesn't have the breadth of, of area that like Blackrock Depths does and some other large scale dungeons do.

Like, there are other WoW forever dungeons that are at least four times as big as Dalaran.

But I would personally have, I would rather have more interactive and more interesting quests than, than not.

And I, I think people also forget that, and me as well, I'm forgetting that, when I think about some of the coolest quests in Vanilla, it's like Blackrock Mountain with, um, the Alliance side when you break out that, uh, commander out of, um, the Blackrock Depths.

And yeah, it's just an escort quest, but it felt so epic when you br- return with him to Stormwind and you oust Onyxia, and like that's a huge storyline, and I'm hoping we get more stuff like that.

So now it's just me, like, kind of being excited to see what they're doing [laughs] in the new zones, I guess.

Yeah.

And then you see it in Blackrock Depths.

Just before that-

So it's, it's introducing it more