Good jockey, bad jockey, great trainer, bad trainer, none of it matters because the trainer (that who has the connection to the horse. Most jockeys meet their horse the day of the race) never has to teach their horse how to run. They don’t have to teach their horse “ok buddy right foot left foot right foot left foot” or the horse falls on its face.
This is why I, me, myself, personally find dragon riding incredibly stupid. One reason, I should say.
Small zones? You mean like the Barrons, Darkshore?
Yea no, this is just Ion NEVER GIVING UP… “preserving a sense of immersion” in his hatred of flight.
Not sure I follow here. Why incorporate dragonriding into the old world at all if they hate flight so much? You can get from Stormwind to Gilneas in 2 minutes flat. Nobody’s ever going to ask me for an Ancient Dalaran port again. Seriously, the old zones are tiny compared to the Isles.
For my money, those kinds of portals will still be worthwhile when traveling continent to continent. I also wonder if blizzard is reducing the potency of dragon riding to help mitigate out-of-bounds flying. Is it even possible to fly between any of the islands? Like Northrend to eastern kingdoms? Could a max speed dragon riding make that more feasible?
The dragonriding hate is comical at this point. Imagine being so bad at video games that you struggle to move a camera every couple of seconds.
Grasping the concepts “button make go fast” and “button make go up” are not HERCULEAN feats of cognitive processing.
If you want to chill and afk autorun on your air swimming mount go for it and I won’t hate you for it, but acting like dragon riding is anything but an upgrade is childish.
You can keep trying to use different words all you like, you are saying the same thing.
I said DF is only better because of speed.
You keep saying if the speeds were the same, people would us static flying.
Same thing. You are a riot. People would still use DF if it were better and I look forward to you attempting for a 6th time to pretend you are saying something else.