In the latest patch notes
"Flying mounts and Flight Form will not be usable before level 70"
In retail BC, druid got flight form at 68. They are delaying it to 70 on Lordaeron?
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In the latest patch notes
"Flying mounts and Flight Form will not be usable before level 70"
In retail BC, druid got flight form at 68. They are delaying it to 70 on Lordaeron?
Just read the sentence again, maybe you find the answer
Official statement:
"Flight form will be available at 70"
Your question:
"Is flight form going to be available before 70?"
Logic = none.
I mean, if they are trying to recreate the retail experience, why are they delaying flight form?
Flying was not untill 70 at least from what most sources say and how it was in TBC (since Yami i think stated flying is intended for 70)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dybbuk
Yes but what he is asking is about the DRUID FLIGHT FORM, which was @lvl 68Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelthuzzad
"Flight form will be available at 70"Quote:
Originally Posted by jerrykappar
Jesus Christ what more do you want... Do any of the following, equal to the statement above, help?
- Flight form will not be available until level 70
- Flight form will not be available at level 68
- Flight form will not be available at level 69
- Flight form will be made available once a character reaches level 70
- The druid spell "flight form" can be used at level 70
- There will be no flying whotsoever in Outlands until the character reaches level 70 (except taxi's)
- You will not be able to fly using any mount or spell in Outlands until you reach level 70
I really can't think of any more ways to say it....
Here's the way I think they're going to do it (if this helps you comprehend a bit more):
Whatever this function : " IsFlyableArea() " returns in Outlands will be modified to say:
Is the character level 70?
- Yes -> Return true, the area is flyable
- No -> Return false, the player CANNOT fly in the area, regardless of his mount,spells,whatever.