The time when I creating my character I discovered something that upset me at first in that, aside from adding in more "story driven" quest progression tied to the overall story line that dictates the latest expansion, nothing had really change. World of Warcraft is still fundamentally rooted in the principles that have dictated MMO development for over a decade, dating back to genre-definers like Ultima Online and EverQuest.. Blizzard have redefined the player experience in so much as they have added in a lot of the aesthetic qualities brought to leveling in the previous expansions - The Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King. Mechanics such as phasing, where parts of the world change and evolve as you progress, have been used minimalistically, generally to open up new quest givers, and impart a sense of progression in to the repetitive and monotonous tasks you undertake. It seems Blizzards idea of questing is largely - although certainly not totally - rooted in the ideas of old, that players should be grinding and collecting in almost all they do. No, Blizzard have not redefined the wheel here, but what they have done is brought a sense of freshness to the experience.
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