I have always been a big fan of Blizzard games. I am very interested in the beautiful movies and bold characters they set in the game. But in recent years, some obvious mistakes in the game made me feel very frustrated. By the way, MMOWTS is providing high-quality and safe game currency, welcome to visit!

The narrative of World of Warcraft: Shadowlands is very chaotic, and recently culminated in a major revelation centered around splitting souls, rewriting reality, and villain monologues. Now playing World of Warcraft may be a bit rough. There are wonderful stories in the game, such as the mission of Zandalar, or the area of ​​Ravendes.

But the main narrative feels like it revolves around a few important moments that can be easily edited into a gif. It feels like everything in World of Warcraft is set around those important moments in the form of movies and cutscenes. The main story is to set a series of really cool story beats, with little consideration of whether they are meaningful.

For three years, Sylvanas was basically the protagonist of Warcraft. I still don't know what her exact plan is, or why she thinks it is a good way to Buy TBC Classic Gold stand by the side of the jailer. I learned about her inner thoughts for the last time in Before the Storm in the book Battle for Azeroth. Thanos' plans may not make much sense, but at least he spent a few minutes explaining his goals and reflecting on them.

In the early days of World of Warcraft, we fought against factions such as the Defias Brotherhood and the Scarlet Crusade. These organizations spontaneously emerged after the war with Burning Legion in Burning Crusade, and soon we brought the battle to the Burning Legion and the Scourge in Northrend in the beloved Wrath of the Lich King expansion.

After slaying all kinds of giants in the universe wearing armor, the battle with the gods and guardians has lost its luster, especially because everyone has to raise the stakes. Sargeras is a huge threat, he stabbed the planet before we killed him. The jailer is the follow-up villain of the game, apparently manipulating everything behind the scenes for decades. The whole climax of Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne in 2003 was the TBC Classic Gold battle between the Lich King and the Burning Legion.

Blizzard's games and movies have a lot to love, but the overall narrative that connects them buckles under the pressure. I hope that once we end Shadowlands, we can reset the scale and return to a story with a clear beginning, limited ending, and a lot of information in the middle. Of course, we should also deeply understand the importance of TBC Classic Gold to players. More Gold can give us a greater advantage. The emergence of MMOWTS easily helped players solve the problem of lack of Classic TBC Gold.