Kaedos
@xkaedos.bsky.social
He/Him | Warcraft Lore Geek | World of Warcraft Streamer |
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okay but hear me out... MORIS MOANING
August 5, 2025 at 5:53 PM
okay but hear me out... MORIS MOANING
I played the other 2 and not LK. I don't need to relive the story of Arthas for the 1000th time 🫠
August 4, 2025 at 3:01 PM
I played the other 2 and not LK. I don't need to relive the story of Arthas for the 1000th time 🫠
Yeah it's about this guy named Grox.
August 4, 2025 at 12:51 AM
Yeah it's about this guy named Grox.
And before people jump all over me...
I don’t say all this to trash WoW.
I say it because I loved it.
And it hurts to feel like the game forgot why players showed up in the first place.
I have taken plenty of breaks from the game, but at this point it IS the game, not me.
I don’t say all this to trash WoW.
I say it because I loved it.
And it hurts to feel like the game forgot why players showed up in the first place.
I have taken plenty of breaks from the game, but at this point it IS the game, not me.
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
And before people jump all over me...
I don’t say all this to trash WoW.
I say it because I loved it.
And it hurts to feel like the game forgot why players showed up in the first place.
I have taken plenty of breaks from the game, but at this point it IS the game, not me.
I don’t say all this to trash WoW.
I say it because I loved it.
And it hurts to feel like the game forgot why players showed up in the first place.
I have taken plenty of breaks from the game, but at this point it IS the game, not me.
Will I play 11.2?
Probably.
I want to see what happens next.
But it won’t be because WoW feels engaging or meaningful. It’s just... habit.
So maybe after that, I go back to the RPGs that made me feel something.
Or maybe I finally try Old School RuneScape.
Probably.
I want to see what happens next.
But it won’t be because WoW feels engaging or meaningful. It’s just... habit.
So maybe after that, I go back to the RPGs that made me feel something.
Or maybe I finally try Old School RuneScape.
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Will I play 11.2?
Probably.
I want to see what happens next.
But it won’t be because WoW feels engaging or meaningful. It’s just... habit.
So maybe after that, I go back to the RPGs that made me feel something.
Or maybe I finally try Old School RuneScape.
Probably.
I want to see what happens next.
But it won’t be because WoW feels engaging or meaningful. It’s just... habit.
So maybe after that, I go back to the RPGs that made me feel something.
Or maybe I finally try Old School RuneScape.
WoW used to feel alive.
Leveling meant something.
The world felt reactive.
Players needed each other.
Now it just funnels you through patch content like you’re on a timer, begging you to reach the 5% of content at the very end.
Leveling meant something.
The world felt reactive.
Players needed each other.
Now it just funnels you through patch content like you’re on a timer, begging you to reach the 5% of content at the very end.
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
WoW used to feel alive.
Leveling meant something.
The world felt reactive.
Players needed each other.
Now it just funnels you through patch content like you’re on a timer, begging you to reach the 5% of content at the very end.
Leveling meant something.
The world felt reactive.
Players needed each other.
Now it just funnels you through patch content like you’re on a timer, begging you to reach the 5% of content at the very end.
Questing is long overdue for an overhaul.
PLEASE. No more “kill 12 of these and bring me 5 trinkets.”
Give me:
Moral choices
Puzzles and consequences
Optional failures
Quests that evolve based on how I play
Make choice matter again.
PLEASE. No more “kill 12 of these and bring me 5 trinkets.”
Give me:
Moral choices
Puzzles and consequences
Optional failures
Quests that evolve based on how I play
Make choice matter again.
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Questing is long overdue for an overhaul.
PLEASE. No more “kill 12 of these and bring me 5 trinkets.”
Give me:
Moral choices
Puzzles and consequences
Optional failures
Quests that evolve based on how I play
Make choice matter again.
PLEASE. No more “kill 12 of these and bring me 5 trinkets.”
Give me:
Moral choices
Puzzles and consequences
Optional failures
Quests that evolve based on how I play
Make choice matter again.
We're fighting a MASSIVE Void Lord next patch.
And I’m betting the final cutscene ends in some version of:
"Dimensius is defeated... by the power of love and friendship."
And I’m betting the final cutscene ends in some version of:
"Dimensius is defeated... by the power of love and friendship."
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
We're fighting a MASSIVE Void Lord next patch.
And I’m betting the final cutscene ends in some version of:
"Dimensius is defeated... by the power of love and friendship."
And I’m betting the final cutscene ends in some version of:
"Dimensius is defeated... by the power of love and friendship."
The writing feels soft. I don’t mind love or friendship arcs. But by Azeroth, where are the stakes?
Khadgar gets disintegrated by Xal in 11.0, and he's already back before the player can even miss him.
Khadgar gets disintegrated by Xal in 11.0, and he's already back before the player can even miss him.
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
The writing feels soft. I don’t mind love or friendship arcs. But by Azeroth, where are the stakes?
Khadgar gets disintegrated by Xal in 11.0, and he's already back before the player can even miss him.
Khadgar gets disintegrated by Xal in 11.0, and he's already back before the player can even miss him.
Even though I like WoW’s story, most of the content outside of it just doesn’t interest me anymore.
Why?
Because none of it lasts.
Every new feature is usually dead in 6 months.
Leveling? Barely matters.
Exploration? Actively discouraged if it’s not current patch content
Why?
Because none of it lasts.
Every new feature is usually dead in 6 months.
Leveling? Barely matters.
Exploration? Actively discouraged if it’s not current patch content
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Even though I like WoW’s story, most of the content outside of it just doesn’t interest me anymore.
Why?
Because none of it lasts.
Every new feature is usually dead in 6 months.
Leveling? Barely matters.
Exploration? Actively discouraged if it’s not current patch content
Why?
Because none of it lasts.
Every new feature is usually dead in 6 months.
Leveling? Barely matters.
Exploration? Actively discouraged if it’s not current patch content
Lately I’ve been playing other games: Witcher, Cyberpunk 2077, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.
These games remind me why I fell in love with gaming in the first place:
The worlds beg to be explored
Leveling is meaningful
Old zones still matter
The entire game respects your time
These games remind me why I fell in love with gaming in the first place:
The worlds beg to be explored
Leveling is meaningful
Old zones still matter
The entire game respects your time
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Lately I’ve been playing other games: Witcher, Cyberpunk 2077, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.
These games remind me why I fell in love with gaming in the first place:
The worlds beg to be explored
Leveling is meaningful
Old zones still matter
The entire game respects your time
These games remind me why I fell in love with gaming in the first place:
The worlds beg to be explored
Leveling is meaningful
Old zones still matter
The entire game respects your time
WoW just isn’t an MMORPG anymore.
It’s a seasonal game now. It is designed purely around FOMO, fast content churn, and sprinting through each patch like a checklist. My game that I play shouldn't feel like a job.
It’s a seasonal game now. It is designed purely around FOMO, fast content churn, and sprinting through each patch like a checklist. My game that I play shouldn't feel like a job.
August 3, 2025 at 4:20 PM
WoW just isn’t an MMORPG anymore.
It’s a seasonal game now. It is designed purely around FOMO, fast content churn, and sprinting through each patch like a checklist. My game that I play shouldn't feel like a job.
It’s a seasonal game now. It is designed purely around FOMO, fast content churn, and sprinting through each patch like a checklist. My game that I play shouldn't feel like a job.