Also the zones are smaller because it costs so much to make zones that aren’t the same crappy, shiny sand texture copy pasted 3million times like thousand needles or tanaris. Those zones in classic make me want to log off.
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Good point. Even something like Sholazar Basin in Wrath was just the same thing over and over again.
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It should have been like that even more so in my opinion.
Not enough Lost World Palm Jungle (https://wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/File:Path_of_the_Lifewarden.jpg).
Too much Swamp(https://wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/File:Wildgrowth_Mangal.jpg) and Plagued Lands (https://wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/File:Lost_Lands.jpg) in my opinion.
We talking about the Gorm?
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Korthia is a new zone.
So stop dogging it.
Korthia is as big as my backyard. My backyard has more wild life than Korthia. The crows love to tap my gutters looking for water. Smart birds!
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WTB another Suramar, please.
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na it took assets from azshara, oops i mean zoram strand, ah crap i mean gloaming reef, $h*t! i mean atal’gral, oh darn i mean nazwatha. FK! i mean the runied sanctum. its almost like naga settlements are built a lot alike
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I never saw much similarity between Naz and Vash. Both are (or in Naz’s case, were) underwater, but that was it other than the entrance to the murloc bar in NW Naz.
Nazjatar’s southern half alas resembles Azsuna in color scheme despite having Seaweed instead of trees.
Nazjatar’s Western section looks like a featureless Beach, the Eastern section looks like a grand Coral Forest with a City and the Center section looks like a Dark Courtyard and not a Grand City.
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I don’t consider that “copied assets,” though. Part of what you’re talking about is simply thematic to Naga in general. Some of it is typical of any underwater area. The architecture of Azsuna shows up in the NE section of Naz but I would expect that, just as I expect ancient Greek architecture (upon which the Naga are based) to also have consistent thematic design no matter where in Greece it happens to be.
I hated Naz until I could fly. After I could fly it became arguably the best overall zone of BfA, because I could finally zoom out and see the overall theme of the design. Vashj’ir by comparison is pretty dated and redundant, especially in areas where Naga patrols are located.
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Yeah but we could fly there, not so in the newish areas