Thread: Reminiscing of 1.0 Dungeons

Originally Posted by Magis

Unless they were re-introduced.... you are bringing up dungeons from vanilla WoW.... from 2004. When it was more of a classic MMO. I was complaining back when TBC came out that all the instances were glorified hallways compared to previous dungeons (add Stratholm to the list, it had to entrances that intertwined).

Black Rock Depths owned, it had some many paths and options to choose from. It was literally a giant dwarf city.

Personally, I'd love to see something like Black Rock Depths in FFXIV. It was a huge dungeon that had some optional bosses if we went exploring, and all of them had viable loot tables. That place was really memorable just for the bar, which acted as a halfway point and rest stop in the middle of the dungeon.

Originally Posted by Fendred

Personally, I'd love to see something like Black Rock Depths in FFXIV. It was a huge dungeon that had some optional bosses if we went exploring, and all of them had viable loot tables. That place was really memorable just for the bar, which acted as a halfway point and rest stop in the middle of the dungeon.

People don't want time consuming or exploration. They want the quickest and most efficient way to get to the end goal as possible. It would end up a ghost town meant for premade parties and random niches of people to go for the sake of novelty. Everyone else would be off speed running the latest dungeon for maximum tokens to get the best gear possible so that they can spend more time AFK'ing around RT.

Originally Posted by Mizar

People don't want time consuming or exploration. They want the quickest and most efficient way to get to the end goal as possible. It would end up a ghost town meant for premade parties and random niches of people to go for the sake of novelty. Everyone else would be off speed running the latest dungeon for maximum tokens to get the best gear possible so that they can spend more time AFK'ing around RT.

Funny thing is, it never turned out that way because of how interesting a place it was. It really had something for everyone.