Interfectum said:
I'm about as far away from a 'furry' as one can be but I'm actually looking forward to rolling a Worgen. I find them much more interesting than another green skinned or pointy eared race.
That being said, I do wish Blizzard would invest some time into cleaning up the vanilla WoW races. Humans in particular are looking pretty rough at this point.
I'm only joking about them being furries, although they will definitely appeal to the furries to divide up that part of the fanbase and keep some of them away from Tauren. Also I assume they animate nicely compared to alliance races, although to be honest I get tired of animations by the time any character I make is level 20 (or 65 for a DK).
Also, on the topic of mage specs, frost is definitely a good leveling spec, especially if you are concerned with survivability. I still prefer fire/arcane because they are more burst-based and have good mana regen/efficiency talents, but since all mage specs can do tons of burst dps, frost's survivability increase is huge. It mostly depends how you like to play it, because frost is probably more efficient at aoeing melee mobs, while arcane/fire are more single target. Although that comes from my leveling guide mentality which basically says blast wave isn't worth training for fire, and arcane explosion is too inefficient for most arcane specs (though I still use it when I have a main mob at low health with an add).
And when it comes to random dungeons, I would be in favor of random paths available based upon what options your party has (i.e. traps you need to pass through and disarm one way or the other, locked doors etc.) but I hope they don't follow randomization too much from LotRO's
Skirmish system. Like taking the trap idea, it could be a path where the options are a rogue disarms the traps as the party progresses, or a paladin bubbles themselves or someone else to run for the end and hit a disarm switch, or a priest casts levitate, etc. to get past it. Or you skip it and fight trash to go around, if you don't have those options. Basically, one area, multiple solutions.