Review: World of Warcraft: Shadowlands [Destructoid]
Thomas Giboney
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Since World of Warcraft’s launch in 2004, I’ve seen pretty much every up and down you can imagine. Its highest points (Burning Crusade into Wrath of the Lich King), its lowest point (shades of Cataclysm, Pandaria, and most of Draenor), and everything in-between.
But however you choose to slice it, I’ve really been enjoying the upward trend in the game since Legion. While Shadowlands isn’t quite Legion-level quality, it does keep the spirit of the game alive and well after nearly two decades of service. That’s a feat.
But however you choose to slice it, I’ve really been enjoying the upward trend in the game since Legion. While Shadowlands isn’t quite Legion-level quality, it does keep the spirit of the game alive and well after nearly two decades of service. That’s a feat.
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