There is satisfaction from being a collection completionist, but it’s important to not confuse the enjoyment from the process of collecting with a system that most people won’t utilize enough to even hit the 50% mark. There are a good few handful of quest reward appearances from BFA that still aren’t available. I clearly remember multiple blue posts on the forums from Blizzard employees talking about how they failed on a few different levels with their appearances: the worst offender being that there are lots of people who didn’t get the transmogs from quests that had been removed/previously completed that were still in the game, events they completed, or otherwise just bugged out with some players never getting appearances from even modern content. Just let people invest materials they’ll already have to unlock those appearances in a smooth, approachable way.Ĭalling WoW’s transmog system flawless is disingenuous though. It would feel very anti-consumer to add in another grind-centric avenue of content. Players spend too much time investing into the things that allow them to play the game and create fully functional builds. Most high end crafters are dumping hundreds of thousands of gold into their min-max sets, and that’s definitely a large contributor to wanting a transmog system that’s incredibly light weight. There’s a lot of grinding in New World right now, with how expertise, end game crafting and territory standing works.
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