Everyone has been talking about how alt friendly TWW will be. If I remember correctly, blizzard said they didnt like creating content that only a small percent of the player base would see. Well, now that we have warbands it seems like a good idea to bring them back. They were the coolest thing to happen to the game since launch
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They recently did a poll where they asked people in they wanted to see Class Halls return.
While I welcome the idea of having a themed hangout area for my class, I also have to wonder what purpose they would serve without artifact weapons or AP grinds.
I don’t really see how warbands are relevant, unless you just mean it’ll be more fun to make alts.
That being said, I would like to see class halls and more class-specific content. I miss stuff like the old class quests you got at like level 30 to go get a unique weapon or something.
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Honestly, i want to see something like a Garrison.
Give us a base we can develop that houses some NPCs but mostly our alts. Give us Profession stations our Alts are in charge of, let us build it out and up and have any toon we’re not actively playing assigned there as a semi functioning NPC.
Yup that what I meant. I foresee many many more alts now that you dont have to go through the rep grind and quests, currency etc.
Replay value. Legion is the ONLY expansion where I actually wanted to play through it on every class to see the different stories.
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No thank you - game has enough Alliance-centric content already.
(When the guy in charge of the Druid order hall, Archdruid GREATHOOF, is a Night Elf instead of a Tauren… you just can’t argue Blizzard’s 100% Alliance tilt, anymore.)
You’ve confused me. What is the correlation between these two things?
I’m more confused about when they’ve actually said it. (I don’t think they have.)
Blizzard has no trouble putting in things for a tiny number of people. Just look at all the time they sink into that “wow mysteries” crap that like 5 people participate in.
But it would be pointless to bring back Class Halls as another expansion-only feature.
Especially if it’s only purpose is for class specific storylines for that expansion.
That would be the only reason to do it.
There will be lots more alts playing to see the content.
And they can just play legion if they want to. The order halls are still there.
Blizzard has moved away from adding expansion-only features.
So if Class Halls did make a comeback, they would be evergreen content.
I don’t think they should have ever left… Each expansion could have added new class-specific quests for your class halls. This would add more replay value and evergreen content as others have mentioned…
“Hey paladin, we here you’re fighting giant bugs. We have a task for you.”
What about the portals you ask? They could either put individual portals to the class halls in the main portal rooms. Or, just a single portal that automatically ports everyone to their respective class hall. Or just let players unlock “Class Rings” that teleport you. That is another quest chain right there.
Perfect, because they were a fantastic addition to the game.
But again, what purpose would they serve?
I’d love to see them as an evergreen feature where they remain relevant each xpac. Even just a short questline that ties into current events with some class mogs to collect or something.
What about profession halls
PvP hall for various ranks that only serve a certain rank.
A guild hall.
Roleplay hall. Like lawful evil or neutral. Not function like covenants, but as enclosed or mostly enclosed instances for people to gather according to whatever their needs are
Don’t need a lot. Some generic NPCs. Maybe the usual AH. Bank. Trainer.
Like a precursor to player housing.
Or have it like Darnassus was. One giant outside area, but with portals or something at the doors of each house that eliminate so many people in one space.
Basically a better designed city where you can really be involved in the section you visit than it be some 4 foot closet.
From a guild perspective, Class halls are death.
At least add a common area in each to lessen the fragmentation.