Comments on: Touring Terrokar Forest

By: Northrend Novellas | Kill Ten Rats

Northrend Novellas | Kill Ten Rats — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 02:09:16 +0000

[...] characterized Terrokar Forest as a series of short stories, with many small quest hubs that had only loose connections. Each had [...]

By: Sheltim

Sheltim — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 14:00:10 +0000

I’ve found the PUGs to be of acceptable quality in Outlands. I healed a few Outlands instances on my priest and found them to be not that hard since the PUGs generally have one of skill, heirlooms, or are DKs (who are pretty powerful as compared to other classes in the Outlands levels).

By: Bri

Bri — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 12:06:44 +0000

After having done some of the Terokkar quests on my first two trips through Outland, the accelerated levelling in Outland allows me to skip it. It’s not a bad zone, just a “meh” zone.

Don’t even bother with the Outland reps, seriously, unless you want one of the mounts or you’re a druid looking to do the very epic swift flight form quest.

By: Longasc

Longasc — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 07:34:31 +0000

The Auchindon-Instances were also before WOTLK quite empty. The only exception were players running a certain one of them for the rare Raven mount. I already forgot the name of the instance.

I like the floating rocks in the south, and the area with the daily bombing quest for the sky guard. I wish there would be more areas where flight would be as dangerous. But Blizzard was actually nice and friendly towards players, there is a reason why there is a lake in this zone. ;)

It is interesting that I felt more connected to Hellfire and Zangarmarsh than to Terokkar and Blade’s Edge Mountains. BEM had probably the most stunning visuals, though.

I wonder about your upcoming Nagrand impressions. When there were still fights, Nagrand was quite cool. Later on the zone became some kind of african savannah, used for farming cobra scales, faction reputation for Talbuk mounts for the x mounts achievement.

I quite liked the Netherstorm, despite its strong scifi-touch. The greenish/yellowish/darkish colors of Shadowmoon Valley were somehow annoying to look at.

Looking forward to your future zone impressions in TBC! :)