That doesn’t change the experience for the PLAYER.
Which is a shame considering they could have just done their typical phasing or have a time dragon switch.
Could you imagine the claims of Horde Bias if they had given the Nightborne all of Suramar? As nice as it would’ve been, it’s probably better that they didn’t.
Unless they had also given Dark Irons the entirety of BRD, which I would’ve been totally fine with.
Well they should have made Telogrus Rift cool instead of a worse chunk of Netherstorm. What was receive of Suramar already beats that by a wide margin.
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I would say since Cataclysm, to be honest, since while I think Night Elves got a downturn in uniqueness because they were the replacement for High Elves, they still held their own quite strongly as a military force across Kalimdor. I’d even say they did so in Cataclysm, though it was much more muted and I think it had less to do with making the Humans look good and more to do with playing up how brutal and awful the Horde were becoming after allowing Garrosh to become Warchief.
Sadly, I feel like while BRD and Suaramar are comparable, I still think BRD looks like it needs a serious overhaul or graphics update because Suramar just blows it out of the water. It’s literally comparing a vanilla dungeon to something that exists now with all the advanced technology making it look much more visually pleasing to explore through.
I love BRD and far prefer the Dark Iron theme to Nightborne, but it just does not compare to Suramar in terms of visuals and you can’t even flying around on your mount there.
And yes, Void Elves got the short end with a floating rock that they can’t fly or explore enough of either. Would it have killed them to give the race a building style or are the Alliance just going to be stuck with two exiled elf races that have no glorious cities to call to themselves anymore?
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