Can the Proudmoore Keep Be open to the Public?

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This massive keep should be opened so people can admire the keep. With all of the security beefed here, it wouldn’t be impossible to attack those who are out of line. But it sure would be nice to see it opened as all other capital cities.

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Maybe their resources are going to somewhere else in the game and have no time for the keep. Although it would be nice like with Zandalar.

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No, Jaina keeps all of her Arthas photos in her room. No one is allowed inside the keep!

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Draenor’s Shattrath, Bladespire and Karabor called. :stuck_out_tongue: Proudmoore is probably just going to be on the list of “neat-looking buildings that were just plonked down for the scenery,” unfortunately.

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Role-players would would love that, I’m sure…and they could do that for the main tower(s) in Dalaran, the parts of Suramar and Stormwind Keep that aren’t open, and several other places in the game.

Unfortunately, that could add up to delegating significant amounts of development resources to that task, and I’m sure there would be plenty of players that would rather give them flak for those efforts (i.e., non-RPrs), rather than being appreciative. I remember seeing a complaint on these forums that ‘Blizzard spent way too much time putting rooms in empty buildings we never use’ in Boralus, for example.

Calling them lazy would be an unfair assessment, if you were one of those players that would, in the same breath, be angry that they didn’t spend that effort on `proper content, instead of fluff’.

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It won’t, because blizz is too lazy to design any interior that isn’t a dungeon

To be fair, if you walked around kultiras there are plenty of detailed places that people will rarely get to visit, just look at the underground club, or the river-side restaurant, or the fish market.

Many of these places aren’t even used aside from a few world quests, whereas we do plenty of quests revolving around jaina’s mother.

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Like karabor? ^^

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Closed doors in RPG’s have always been a small pet peeve of mine. I get that in reality we can’t just walk into anyone’s house or building, but if you put a house or structure down in an RPG let me explore the inside of it! :smile:

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Way to soon

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That reminds me of Might and Magic series. The homes in the last three expansions (6,7,8) had people walking in and explore. I think LOTRO was the same, correct me if I’m wrong.