Another Shattering anecdote

[jeymien]

Today, I sat at working, knowing the world was changing and that when I got home, when I went to go to Azeroth, it wouldn't be the same.  It really didn't hit me until I was on the bus home, looking forward to patching and seeing it all.. and my phone beeped at me.  I'd signed up to follow Blizzard on twitter a while ago, and somehow, even though I

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[rhakla]

No. ;.;

I'm having a hard time deciding what to do when I first log on tonight. I already feel adrift in the shattered world of Azeroth and I haven't even logged in yet.

[necroskull]

No - I've been incredibly excited and geared up for this, and then yesterday a sense of dread and nervousness hit me. I can't even say what exactly it is that I'm going to miss when I get home and log in to see Azeroth changed forever, but I am feeling out of sorts.

I think for me part of it comes from having played beta and played regular WoW concurrently... and now there won't be that switching back and forth between Old and New.... just New.

[rowanf]

I am so not ready for the changes. I feel like I have so many things unfinished. OTOH, I am looking forward to it. Definitely conflicted!

[elfennau]

No, not at all.

[suzylux]

aww, that was a nice post. And you're not alone! I love how sentimental so many wow players are about everything lol (I'm laughing at myself too)

I definitely got a little knot in my stomach seeing the cinematic. Darkshore is one of my favourite zones because it was the first zone where I really felt a sense of the enormity and beauty of the world of warcraft. I started as a nelf druid and I'll never forget that first flight over the Great Sea to Darkshore, it was really magical and exciting. To see it destroyed will be sad :(