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1) What's the most tempting thing to do as soon as you get Cold Weather Flying?
Flying over the Wrathgate and joyriding in Icecrown. There's almost no safe place to land barring the Argent Dawn settlement at the southeastern edge of the territory, and (as you'll shortly discover) the camp's not that safe either. Alternatively, you can find the Alliance and Horde gunships circling the east-central portion of the territory (they should pop up on the map after a little while). Icecrown is what Mordor would be like if the Uruk-Hai ever got around to putting out the fires and if Sauron moved his big-ass eye into a subterranean condo. Don't afk in the air even if you think you're safe. You're not.
2) Enough with the gushing. What didn't work out so well?
At the moment, professions seem to need some help, so I wouldn't be surprised to see a lot of new recipes patched into the game in the next few months.
The quantum leap in the game's overall artistic sense has left much of its older self looking fairly dated, if not outright shabby. I don't know that it would really be worth it to overhaul a lot of classic WoW, but I am forced to join the chorus clamoring for unique faction leader/major lore figure models and perhaps a little more spit and polish on elements of the classic game that will continue to see heavy traffic. Blizzard probably finds these requests somewhat annoying at this point, but they've done such a fantastic job with Sylvanas (and Druid swift flight form, below) especially that I'd kill to see what they do updating, say, Tirion Fordring, Thrall, or Jaina Proudmoore.
On that note, Tauren cat form is regrettably still in the game.
I'm also still a little ambivalent on the virtue of consolidating gear for different classes. Cloth, leather, mail, and plate are overwhelmingly itemized with the needs of pure classes in mind, e.g. feral Druids should not expect to find melee leather with anything a Rogue wouldn't want, enhancement Shamans should not expect to find dps mail with anything a Hunter wouldn't want (although, yeah, there's still an issue with the amount of +haste itemization on mail in contrast to more useful stats for Hunters), and retribution Paladins should not expect to get dps plate with anything a Warrior wouldn't want. While talents and abilities are (generally) being tuned around the stats on this gear, it's still a little disquieting to realize that certain aspects of your class are essentially being stealth-nerfed because you have the bad luck to share gear with a more widely-played class or spec that doesn't need the same things you do. Unless some miracle occurs, I'm going to have less mana at 80 than I do now at 70, and I still remember what it was like hitting 70 in rogue gear and Heavy Clefthoof. The mana situation was ugly then, and I don't expect it to be any better at level 80.
