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Was feeling disappointed by the dungeons until I hit the alliance ones, some great ones there. Though still sad in a sense that dungeons haven't evolved. Not that they need new mechanics necessarily, but just a general feeling of been there, done that. Still. Spooky mansion. Great stuff. And perhaps more importantly, haven't seen them in their heroic and mythic forms yet. Problem with that of course, is wishing I could go in blind, rather then there having been 2 other difficulties beforehand. Ah well. Also to my earlier complaint: seems World Quests on alts actually open straight away if they're already open on another character. Good.

GBC. It was an okay handheld, had hundreds of hours on it, but outside of Pokemon it was a pointless handheld really. Save the £100 in 2000 and play it the games on the Pocket instead. No GBC exclusive captured me, and the hidden gems I didn't discover till many years later/YouTube.

Grinded the ghost moose (archeology) after hearing it only appears twice a year. Those are 2 to 3 hours I won't get back.

For things that didn't get an official release I'm fine with. Japan got lots of quirky stuff that N64 Magazine rated highly (including an android schoolgirl thing and a sumo wrestling game that looked hilarious), wouldn't mind translation patched carts of those some day.

Rather have them genuine, already been N64'ing it up for Retroachievements over the past year on PC

N64 is my second favorite console after the Mega Drive. It represents a time to be truly mind blown and gaming (and gaming controllers) pushed forward as a whole. Of course, it helps that I hadn't touched a PSone at all that generation, but even still, the cream of the crop on N64 are ageless to me. I'm close to owning all I want to re-own for the console, but the remaining few are expensive. Banjo-Tooie and Conker. Not fussed about boxes and manuals.

The questline that opens for completing all 3 zones redeemed Zandalar for me, though it ends in such a way that's so...you know, guys, a beam just hit, what happened? Safe to say this has not been as good as Legion questing as far as an overarching quest arc goes (like I mentioned at the time, loved the idea of collecting titan mcguffins to put in dalarans room), but certainly not that worse either. It's just going for something completely different.

Friendly with all the main factions, so not 100% questing, but still a fair bit.

Not getting anything from leveling is the sourest point there. No talent points or something like that from 100 onwards just feels bad at the moment. Though of course the modern leveling design has also resulted in no feeling of getting stronger. I think tying end game content (world quests) behind 'do all zones quests' hurts alts a lot. No freedom.

Zandalar oddly feels like the worst of the new zones so far, very introductory feeling in quests. Also, hit 120 before I started it. Well at least I'll be getting lots of gold here instead.

Licking things to death should be it's own class.

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