WoW: Fan designs ingenious concept for chromie seasons
Using the idle content of WoW in a meaningful way is a challenge that the developers have not yet been able to master. With Chromie Seasons, a WoW fan has now come up with a simple idea that we would immediately adopt for the Shadowlands or Dragonflight endgame.
“Why are fan concepts almost always better than what the developers do?” We don’t just ask ourselves this question on a regular basis Fanmade animal sets, but also with community ideas for the endgame of WoW. On the official WoW Reddit forum, Redditor munk2 presented his idea for a kind of chromie season in WoW.
Instead of using Chromie time only for the level phase, you could make old continents like Northrend relevant again for the current endgame by creating new challenges there with attractive rewards. This type of content is something that WoW (buy now ) been missing for a long time. Because most areas are simply fallow, even with the Chromie period, and there is a lot of unused potential buried in the zones and dungeons of Azeroth for the endgame.
Fan Idea for Chromie Seasons in WoW
In the Reddit post, munk2 briefly touches on his idea and shows an example in the graphic. The idea of chromie seasons would be that our enemies have grown stronger in the past and we must fight for Azeroth’s past. Each new season would feature a different expansion. Here in the example Northrend for season 1. In addition to story quests, players should also be confronted with challenging endgame content for solo and group play.
Of course, there would be the right loot for playing the season content, which would be adapted to the rest of the endgame content. In his graphic, he shows the different zones of Northrend with different level rewards. While loot with item level 230 is available in the starting areas, the item level increases up to item level 290 in the most difficult zone Icecrown. What would you think of seasons like this in WoW? Brilliant idea or cheap recycling? We look forward to your opinion in the comments.
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