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The thing that I'm most excited about for Cataclysm is the new level 80-85 content that's being implemented, especially the new 5-man dungeons, as Blizzard has stated that they will fare to be at an actually reasonable level of difficulty this time around, and I've been waiting for a challenge on my 80 toons. Aside from that, I'm also very excited to experience the brand new starting zones that are home to the worgen and goblins, as they look amazing from even just the video footage that I've been able to see so far. Lastly, I'm excited to see how the new talent system will work out by the time Cataclysm rolls around, seeing as while the trees still need a lot of work, the direction Blizzard is taking with them could lead to a very interesting and fun system to use.

I'm mostly excited that I'll be able to pwn Worgens with my Shadowmourne and make all the Twitards cry! Lok'tar Ogar!

OK there are several reasons why I would love to sample some beta content, currently the quality of feedback on the official forums leaves a lot to be desired and I would like to be able to give Blizz some solid rational feedback. Number two I have played an enhancement shaman for the last three years in both PVE and PVP (non beastcleave :-))so that should get me some extra points just for the pain. However the most important thing is that I need to check out the voice acting on the worgen, rumour has it that there are some serious bad British accents going on, so obviously myself being British I need to check it out straight away so I can offer my voice over skills to Blizz.

I'm looking forward to see the new world, to find out what has changed. also i'd love to see some of the raids and boss encounters since i heard they will be more challenging in catalysm then in wotlk. And btw: Goblin on 2 man rocket=win

I've been a fan of Blizzard's games since the original Diablo, which I played when I was 8, as well as the second game. I first got into WoW around the time Zul'Aman was released, and when I started my Blood Elf paladin, I was instantly hooked on the game. The lore of the game; I read and reread my game manual over and over to get as much as I could. To this day, I'll read about the lore on the WoW wiki site. The gameplay; Fantastic. It was fun. I loved every aspect of it. My paladin was fun to play, and I learned how to play while having fun so that I made my experience enjoyable.Quests were enjoyable, sometimes to the point that I wished to do them again, but dungeons were the best. The Environment; Some of the zones blew me away. When I made it to Outland, I was stunned by how amazing the place looked. I loved leveling there.

Then Wrath of the Lich King was announced. I fell in love with the Death Knight class. Dark warriors that could wreck havoc and destruction across a battlefeild? I was so there. I never got into much of the Burning Crusades endgame content due to me hitting level 70 shortly before Lich King. I was stoked though. I knew what I wanted with my death knight, and what I would be doing. I got wrath on release day, and Blizzard blew my mind away with how epic the starting quests for death knights were. My jaw stayed on the floor the entire time. I leveled my DK through outlands, enjoying all of the quests once again. I hit Northrend then, and my jaw once again remained on the floor as I leveled through the amazing zones. Blizzard earned major props from me, as they always have.

I hit 80 with my DK and have been amazed by everything along the way. But it didnt stop there. I started to do the one thing I had craved for most in this game: Raids. Naxx was amazing for me, since I had never experienced the original. Ulduar, though I still haven't finished it, it remains one of my favorite. It blew my mind. Trial of the Crusader was a little lackluster to me, and sorta dropped my spirit. Then came Icecrown. I was nowhere ready to do the raid yet, so I settled for the 5 mans (dungeons, woot!) as I got that experience and more into the lore with the Quel'Delar chain. I'm progressing through the raid right now, and it is awe inspiring.

With Cataclysm rounding the bend, I know Blizzard will once again blow my freaking mind. I'm looking forward to so many new things. The new DK talents are definately going to be interesting. I enjoyed blood as dps, but I also really like DW and frost. Worgen are a single reason why I am now going to experience the gameplay and lore from the Alliance side, as I've been Horde since my first day. Of course that doesnt mean im not going to have a goblin or two ;) .I want to level my DK to the new cap and watch my jaw fall to the floor as I experience so much of the amazing things Blizzard has put into their games. One of the most exciting things for me doesnt involve the new world or races though. I want to see how the new quest system plays out. I heard that quests are going to be different in that instead of starting in the new town with 20 quests, you have only a few, and you work your way to new ones. To me this gives some personality to my characters. You start in the new town not completely trusted, so you get a small handful of quests to prove your worth to the town. As you complete the quests, they like you more and give you the bigger stuff. This seems much more rewarding to me and for my characters.

I want to begin to experience the amazing thing that Blizzard has decided to call World of Warcraft: Cataclysm. Thank you for reading this, and sorry if it is too long.

I'm most excited about the Guild UI/Rep/Perks and some of the new talents and gear look pretty OP. Revisiting heroic modes on Deadmines and Shadowfang Keep will be fun too, both were good dungeons in their hayday and they should bring back some old memories with the new mode.

P.S.: Flying in Azeroth and crafting multiple points at once FTW.

I am looking most forward to experiencing the new broken Azeroth and see what blizz has done to my beloved Barrens where i have most of my first wow memories from lvling my first characters, and of course also playing the goblin startzones. They look awesome!

What I am Really Excited for Cataclysm is the story lines that apeear in-game. They show some of the most hated characters in-game will have points where that character shows him/herself as something more than that. (Garrosh anyone?) I'm excited to see the story plots suddenly change as the enviorment changes around you too! If there was anything i'd like in-game. It would be the creativity Blizzard has in stock for us and I'd love to help blizzard test it out and help them make it all the way to the final release!

I've been a part of the WarCraft universe since WarCraft II. Before I went online with the Battle.net edition I played many hours of the single player game. Throughout it all I had one favorite hero above all the others; Deathwing, a most awesome bringer of destruction and chaos. Now with the expansion on the horizon I finally have the chance that I have been waiting for ever since I stated playing WoW. I finally get to face my favorite WarCraft character in battle and destroy him.

Right now, I dunno where to start on what I am most pumped for.

- The talent tree revisions (Being a Paladin, seen ALOT the last couple weeks)
- The vastly-changing world (Lore-junkie!)
- Goblins! (Got a goblin shaman and rogue both planned!)
- The purely epic storyline involving one of the biggest-bads known to Azeroth History (Short of Sargeras)

And I think just about every other aspect has me excited too. Too much to enjoy, and no idea how to put it all in words.

I can't decide which will rock more about rolling a goblin lock, running around with an imp as tall as I am, or summoning my felguard and hobgoblin at the same time. I'll be the scrawny wise guy bossing around my own squad of dumb muscle. Their mob voices just sweeten the facade! That and steam-punk racer > man-bear-pig. For the Horde!

I am looking forward to the fact that Horde and Alliance are fighting again.

Almost all through out WotLK, the forces of the Alliance and Horde were buddies, trying to work together to down the Lich King etc. It's going to be good to get some blood back in their veins and see their tension's rise.

I'm looking forward to level a few of my characters to 85, following the new story line and questing as a whole.