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I’ve noticed that as time has gone on, I have become disconnected from the smaller details in WoW.
In this video, and the series I’ll make from it, I am attempting to “stop and smell the roses”, as it were. Let me know what small details in WoW you found that make you feel more connected and immersed.
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2:36 I believe those islands were for part of the opening of AQ gates but I don't remember
6:34 Also interesting enough I think Chen Stormstout, one of the major Pandaren npcs, was a character in Warcraft 3, but someone else would have to confirm that since I haven't played the Warcraft games.
I think I've read that those turtle skeletons aren't Pandaren but rather what remains of the Old Horde's war turtles from WCII.
Haven’t watched the video yet but I’d just like to say I want to get back the War first. But also the world. Compared to whatever DF was we’re mostly missing the war(craft). The only thing we seem to still have left in 2024 is the OF and the craft(ing). If you catch my drift.
0:45 the soot could be explained by any number of different things besides a dragon.
I think the reason why you haven't found this kind of story telling in WoW, more specifically in Dragonflight, it's because you weren't looking.
Here's some examples
Waking Shores:
60.23, 66.33
66.26, 69.62 (inside a cave, look at the west wall)
46.85, 30.70
46.25, 26.46 (take or wait for the tutle, surf on its back)
39.75, 37.85
42.38, 38.08
16.11, 62.73
20.05, 93.43
22.42, 87.78
30.06, 83.79 (that fing monkey)
36.63, 87.30 (check the NPCs inside the cave)
Also, have you noticed you only find ruined towers in the waking shore? The closer you are to Valdraken, the better preserved the buildings are. That's to do with the resistence from the Drakinid's that have been living in the isles since the dragons left.
I like you content. Just give Dragonlight a chance, if you take the time to look at it like you did Thousand Needles and Tanaris you'll find some pretty cool stuff.
edit: I can give you more coords if you want, but I have a feeling you'd like to explore more than to be pointed towards someplace.
BFA & WoD had a great deal of environmental story telling.