Many gamers are calling for the elimination of NPCs in each WOTLK classic

Another thing that I believe was a great change from the casual side have been the WoTLK Gold micro-holidays. Did you feel that these are working?

RD: I'm sure we enjoy them as much as athletes do. They're a blend of fun and off-kilter comedy as well as touching moments. This is why I think they've had a great success. In terms of the future of micro-holidays, I'm not sure that we can think of anything other than what we've already talked about in public, but it appears that players are embracing them.

A TD: One the primary goals with the Legion and also one of the benefits of an MMO, is that you've got the capability of creating this alive, breathing universe that not only do you interact with NPCs, you also interact with other players too, that's why things like micro-holidays, and the like, like much of the content we've created in 7.2 and continues to provide the type of interactive experience that you'd expect from an MMO. In essence, it's taking advantage of the strengths that are inherent to World of Warcraft and helping in enhancing that feeling, "There's always something new in the world today. There's always something new and interesting." And you have that sense of excitement and curiosity when you engage with the game and attempt to find out what you'd like to accomplish today. The Micro-holidays support that.

This is a weird question and one that I've also seen discussed in forums is whether we'll get to have flowing capes. With the knowledge that belts and some other things are a bit more life to them do capes flow?

T.D. with 7.2. I wouldn't say this is one of our crucial features in the exact sense, right out of the box, but we've certainly brought a number of new things into the game that are technological updates. One of those is armor 2.0 that allows us to create complete geometry-based armor sets which we're going to see in tier 20 from to the Tomb of Sargeras, which is sure to look cool. On the other hand, some our artifacts' appearances have become created using physics-based flails which is really cool. It's clear that the natural progression of this will take us on the path where things like flowing WOW WoTLK Classic Gold capes might become a possibility, but...I am not able to guarantee flowing capes at this time. (Laughs) It's a wonderful idea, but I would also love to see...one of my top comments was Redditor writing "Wow! Valen has really elevated his eyebrow game because he's has big eyebrows that are flapping in the breeze and I'd like to witness that!"