The Foundation is Set, But... | A Dragonflight Retrospective 

This definitely helped me learn a lot about the expansion considering I ignored almost all of it. Really looking forward to more retrospective videos. As for dungeons, I wanna just see all kinds of old dungeons be forced into the M+ style. Could have Zul'Farrak and include all the bonus bosses which could increase the chance for an extra piece of gear or something. I dunno, there are so many incredible dungeons that are just left there as leveling content for people who happen to do that content in Chromie time. There are easily two or more dungeons per expansion that would be a blast to bring back. I have no idea why the dungeon content has to be so limited. M+ is probably my favourite thing by far. 20 people is too many for me to always enjoy mythic raiding, but M+ you can always just hop into any time, any day and have an intense, fun experience. Even straight up having every dungeon just get permanently added to the pool of dungeons, and have a loot system that allows sets of dungeons to contain the same loot so you've got more options of what dungeons you wanna run for that one weapon you really need. I guess the issue there would be the keys, but you could have the same thing occur with the keys. Each dungeon set would have a name and that set would be what the key is for, rather than one individual dungeon. So the same loot pools would be associated with that one key. Then people would have an easier time remembering what comes from where and such. Maybe it'd make things too confusing, I'm not sure. But I feel like it'd make people from all generations of the game happy. You'd always have the ability to run some of your favourite dungeons from back in the day, and share that love with others, regardless of what iteration of the game you started in (and subsequently have a special love for). Too much choice isn't necessarily a good thing, I definitely get that, so maybe it would just feel overwhelming for the majority of people to have 30+ options for dungeons every week. I know I'd end up sticking with the game for longer stretches of time though, especially if they allowed any mounts to still drop from those dungeons at the end. It's current content so why not? I'm sure my idea hasn't been thoroughly planned out enough to see the many flaws within, but since I first tried FFXIV, I've had a hard time understanding why Blizzard doesn't make use of all that amazing raid and dungeon content they're just sitting on. The anniversary type events are awesome too, but why can't we decide to do an old Ulduar run to get some currency to upgrade current raid gear a bit. People already have the incentive to run old raids because they have mounts and appearances in them. People absolutely would do this for that reason alone wouldn't they? Bah, probably just the 20 year vet wanting to be able to enjoy all the old glory days and relive them with the characters I've been playing all these years.

Didn't start playing DF till the tail end and I have been loving it. Bounced off BFA and Shadowlands but im incredibly excited for TWW with the new pillar of content coming. I really enjoy raids and M+, and Delves look to be just as fun. With so much PvE content im gonna struggle to find time to even PvP lol. That being said, I didn't realize you are a newer content creator with so few subs, the audio quality and content of your videos rivals people like Bellular or Platinum WoW. Earned a sub from me!

Great video man!

great video dude, great script you have my sub

DW is bad ass!

TWW is looking more like Shadowlands with all the mandatory tasks and ruining the gearing system that Dragonflight set as a foundation by duplicating everything needed to upgrade gear and nerfing even more crafted gear, also dungeons look the same as Dragonflight which is quite disappointing for someone like me that always loved M+, I hope that Blizzard realizes this before launch though and delivers on his promise to be the "alt friendly expansion".

i love how bfa was the prologue to shadowlands and shadowlands was the prologue to dragonflight and dragonflight was the prologue to the war within and the war within is the prologue to midnight...

I gave Dragonflight a miss after the hell that was Shadowlands. Dropped into Prepatch TWW and played DF for free! I have to say the Blue Dragon quest was top tier story!! The Bronze Dragons and saving Nozdormu was honestly ruined for me by the annoyance that is the Chromie character and the power of friendship, also time mechanics are getting tiresome. The Green Flight and the Emerald Dream?! Was FREAKING AMAZING! As a long time druid player I've waited since legion for more druid stuff, Ardenweald wasn't great for story. The main story feels very heavy on the Alliance these days and I think the best we got for horde was the Baine Quest? Maybe I've missed some story but surely the ORCs should of had some dragon story, Dragonmaw clan?? Also wheres the Black Dragon Flight story? How did I miss it? I guess it's season 2? Those mole people made me nope out so quick xD

Negative: returning player hit with EVERYTHING dinging 70 and lost on what to do. I had to spend hours reading and watching videos before I played.