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Hey everyone, I’m Muffinus. I’ve been working on WoW for almost 12 years.
Over the years I’ve done everything from encounter design to toys, pets, mounts, hunter pets, pet battles (not sure if you can see the theme here), world quests, and more. But my design child will forever be Timeless Isle.
I helped kill Varian. You’re welcome.
I firmly believe that gnome mage is the best race/class.
Nowadays I help oversee quest, content, and level design, and would be happy to field your questions, especially if they are about pet battles.
Thanks for the feedback! This is indeed odd behavior.
Mounts that look good on the ground (those that don’t hover) are preferred in non-flying areas. It sounds like some of the areas you describe don’t work as expected.
Interestingly, I don’t think the opposite is true, but it sounds like it would be preferred (e.g. if you are in a flying area, only flying mounts are summoned, assuming at least one of them exists in your favorites list).
Let me know if I got that wrong.
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