World of Warcraft: Midnight


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My main was a female Blood Elf paladin named Carmageddon and I played her for years - from Burning Crusdade up until I finally quit near the end of Battle for Azeroth. My favourite lore character was Liadrin, but she was always kind of a supporting character. Seeing her ina starring role made my evening!

I kinda wanna get back into WoW, now.
 

My main was a female Blood Elf paladin named Carmageddon and I played her for years - from Burning Crusdade up until I finally quit near the end of Battle for Azeroth. My favourite lore character was Liadrin, but she was always kind of a supporting character. Seeing her ina starring role made my evening!

I kinda wanna get back into WoW, now.
It's going to be a very good expansion for blood elf mains. And blood elf player housing is one of the four housing styles that have been unlocked so far, along with human, orc and night elf.
 

My main was a female Blood Elf paladin named Carmageddon and I played her for years - from Burning Crusdade up until I finally quit near the end of Battle for Azeroth. My favourite lore character was Liadrin, but she was always kind of a supporting character. Seeing her ina starring role made my evening!

I kinda wanna get back into WoW, now.
Thats how it starts...
 

I want to be excited about Midnight but I'm not feeling it yet. I've been basically day 1 on every WoW expansion (even if I only played for a month or two in many cases) except TBC and Pandaria, I mean, I guess on a certain level that bodes well because both of those were decent expansions, but whilst the housing looks incredibly well-done in terms of building/decorating, pretty much everyone I know quit playing over the years, so it's hard to see the point.
 

I want to be excited about Midnight but I'm not feeling it yet. I've been basically day 1 on every WoW expansion (even if I only played for a month or two in many cases) except TBC and Pandaria, I mean, I guess on a certain level that bodes well because both of those were decent expansions, but whilst the housing looks incredibly well-done in terms of building/decorating, pretty much everyone I know quit playing over the years, so it's hard to see the point.
I have found housing to be surprisingly sticky. Once the skeptics in my guild tried it, several of them went berserk for weeks, working on every elaborate houses.

That said, Blizzard understands people have aged and their lives have changed and they've been talking a lot about making the game more solo and small-group friendly. Delves is apparently their most successful new feature ever, in terms of use (my wife and I played the hell out of them) and the Prey system in Midnight is also aimed at solo folks.
 

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