World of Warcraft: Dragonfly immediately impressed by the expansive views of the Dragon Islands. This is a very open-ended expansion and players will get a new ride with a suit almost instantly, thanks to the new dragon riding feature. The player has dragons to meet and primitives to defeat, and the Islands are a large place, so players are granted their own dragon. That’s a great feature; I had an explosion flying around, even without chasing all the dragon figurines and upgrading my dragon’s mouth and saddle.
Flying has always been an important part of World of Warcraft since being introduced in burning crusade expansion, but it is always withheld by the player until they can save enough gold or have enough favor with the reputation of the time. Dragonfly only gives you the key as soon as you set foot on the Dragon Islands and that’s a very strong point in favor of the new expansion. The archipelago is designed specifically for flight, and features striking vertical cliffs and stunning drops through stunning scenery.
If anything, dragonriding could be also good. Going back to Azeroth and revisiting old areas, like Gilneas, feels like walking through molasses. It’s just an objective downgrade, like going from a car to a unicycle. I also feel bad at the prospect of taking all the mounts in my cage and locking them up forever to make room for my new, better dragon. I befriend a noble steed of the clear light soldiers, a creature so blessed with a divine purpose that it can soar into the sky ‘pon clogs of pure gold. But I enjoy riding, so I can go to the glue factory for all that I care about.
While dragon riding is fun, I also worry about how old the feature will be. While it’s early days, in the past we’ve seen interesting gameplay systems like soldiersThe Relic Weapon appears in the expansion, receives a few consecutive updates during the expansion’s patch cycle, then disappears completely in time for the next new revolutionary system.
Currently, I’m spending time and smelling the roses on the Dragon Islands. It was fun tinkering with the different dragon customizations, choosing between a weird little guy with funny horns or a more respectable, noble dragon to take me on diplomatic missions. his importance. But for dragon riding to reach its true potential, it will need to continue to evolve and evolve, either with our current companions or with an improvement on the old mounts in the future. every player’s barn.
