Players Have a Poor History with Dragons
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The Cinematic was Awful
While some find the cinematic trailer from Dragonflight to be boring Some people are enthralled for the movie's Titan protagonist. Some believe the lack of any villain or direct narrative is a problem, but others are enthralled by the simple, exploratory content with wow tbc classic gold. One Redditor acknowledged their love for it, stating "this new version is fairly simple Warcraft subjects (Titans and Dragons) and tells a fascinating short story of an Chad Titan viewer who saves the day, but also feeling sad that his companions lost their lives." The Titan has become a hub for many memes and fan chatter.
Malygos, Neltharion, Nefarian, Deathwing. The list continues to grow of the many Drakes and Dragons players have encountered and have had to defeat during their adventures through World of Warcraft. Many have pointed out the absurdity of the Dracthyr joining with either Horde or Alliance, given that many players have armor and weapons that have Dragon bone inside their armor.
A Redditor named Jathulioh has posted an posting in which he laughed at the absurdity of it. He suggested that one of the heads of Nefarian that is hanging in the Stormwind gates could appear unfriendly to the new members of the Dracthyr alliance. I hope the evil nature of these dragons won't stop the Dracthyr from holding it against the players!
No Villain
The Warcraft universe is full of outstanding villains, including Illidan up to Garrosh and even the Lich King. This is a big reason why the first expansion amazing. So, one thing many have been arguing about is the total absence of a villain. Some have compared it to Mists of Pandearia's first film in which no one was aware that Garrosh would become the main villain.
Reddit user Alyano began a thread asking people to consider which they believed the next big bad could be to be, and he added "As they've not made a statement about a new supervillain or even a general threat. Who or what are we fighting in the next few months?" This will be the question in the months ahead, although many people are content with the more relaxed, less apocalyptic stance.
Dracthyr Is Designed Poorly
The Dracthyr race is one of the most controversial topics of news reports to date in the form of the little footage fans have seen and the aversion to the new design. Many fans demanded bigger body models as well having more options to personalize to the humanoid version of every Dracthyr. In the wake of a recent interview with developers the possibility will likely happen.
One of the fans, golemhans96 mentioned this in a thread, showing the additional options which hadn't been revealed in the original live stream. The expansion is still some way off, so many have decided not to make any definitive conclusions yet and wait for new images and footage to be released.
It's Too Late To Save Warcraft
The notion that World of Warcraft is a dead game is highly subjective. When it comes to how it performs against other games' player base and revenues, it's to remain very popular. However, compared to its prior self which held supreme superiority over the MMORPG market, it's lost a lot of players. A lot of people on Reddit believe World of Warcraft Classic TBC was the last piece of the cake.
One user, Illidanhowcouldyou, described their frustrations, saying "Most of the WoW community has left WoW" and "Activision has snubbed its most loyal fans with cheap wow tbc classic gold." Some players have grown too frustrated to ever return, while other players have stepped away and remain cautious when discussing the news.