By that time you've seen the zones, you've done enough quests to get revered (and then some), and flying is just a good reward for putting in that effort. Pathfinder should simply be "gain revered with all the launch reputations". Legion in particular was a sick joke as the moment we gained flying the current zones became irrelevant as the (no flying) Argus became the focus. The timing for both Legion and BFA has been awful. Honestly, while I don't mind pathfinder lasting some time and making us earn our way through the should not take till the last 2/3rds of the expansion to unlock. I can understand needing the loremaster and explore achievements for said zones of said expansion, but the Reputations? hell no, With the current leveling speed even without heirlooms, you level WAY too fast to even do 2 zones of say Warlords of Draenor, which is why i think if they keep it in, they should remove the reputation requirements from it entirely, exploring and doing the zone's story achievements is the point of this locking out of flying so people don't miss out on the exploring and stuff like that.
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While you are free to have your own opinion and experiences, i have to disagree with you, i use flying not to bypass things and miss out on quests, but i use flying to go from point A to point B, where i don't need to kill anything along the way, i just don't bother killing things when i don't have a need to, which is why i HATE the pathfinder requirements especially needing the reps as well, which is silly.
Just remove it flat out except for Shadowlands.
If it becomes available at 50, say - which would be really interesting, sounds annoying but bear in mind they're reducing the time to get to 50 by 60-70% - pathfinder wouldn't even be a problem at all. Not fully sure if they'd remove it for BFA though, since that's going to be the 'new player experience' to some extent - that probably comes down to when flying actually becomes available at all. ?Īnd yes, removal of pathfinder for old zones is probably overdue already. Just to, uh, start off the old one-two this argument always produces. Instead of bunny-hopping from one place to another, never really experiencing the landscape inbetween, I travelled under arches, through caves, even just followed the twists of the roads. I had a different experience: the removal of flying in Mists (and doubly so in WoD) hugely enhanced my experience of the zones.
That's why Cataclysm zones like Deepholm and Hyjal and all story and questlines were great and fun WITH flying. Method of travel and forcing people to the ground does not create immersion, good gameplay does. Flying would not be obviously available at level 10 with the level squish in mind, but rather later at a reasonable level, say 30.īy removing Pathfinder for old expansions, your choice will not be watered down to four expansions.
On the opposite side of the spectrum, we have Draenor, Legion, and Battle for Azeroth, where you first need to complete the Pathfinder achievements ( Draenor Pathfinder, Broken Isles Pathfinder, Part Two, Battle for Azeroth Pathfinder, Part Two) to unlock flying.Īs outlined above, this causes an imbalance between the expansions and Blizzard will want to sort this out somehow, and the solution definitely won't be the removal of flying, but more like the opposite. Now, the question is why would you ever pick anything besides The Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King, Mists of Pandaria, and Cataclysm expansions for leveling? None of these require the Pathfinder achievement to unlock flying! Of course, you may pick a post-Draenor zone for the story, but not efficiency. In pre-Draenor zones, you can currently fly without the Pathfinder achievement, and we think Draenor, the Broken Isles, and BfA zones, are soon going to follow the same trend.īelow is the new leveling flow slide taken from the BlizzCon presentation, and at level 10, you will be able to talk to Chromie and pick any expansion for leveling if you're not a new player. Within the 10-50 range, existing players can pick any expansion before heading to Shadowlands.
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