State of Battle Pets in Dragonflight - Community Feedback List

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While popular among many players, Battle Pets haven't received many changes over the years. To help with that, player Flip Method has compiled a thorough feedback list for everything Battle Pets and we'd like to share it with the community. You can also find Flip Method on Twitch and Twitter.

Battle Pets offer some of the most expansive “evergreen” content that WoW has to offer. Often engaging and frequently complex, it was introduced in 2012 with the Mists of Pandaria expansion. At the time of publishing this there are over 1600 different Battle Pets between the 10 different creature types and a variety of activities to do; ranging from PvP to Fishing. Now I’ve heard many say things to the effect of “If you like that why not just go play Pokemon” and to that I say; “If you like WoW, why not just go play any other MMO”. The response across the board is, it's just not the same. I enjoy the variety of ways to collect new, and wildly different creatures, the system of battle, and the fact it isn't a Rock-Paper-Scissors, or that there's a 'one team beats all' strategy. Put all of that inside a well-developed world with massive amounts of story and lore, and many people were hooked. When it comes to the gameplay, right now a player can catch a pet from Dragonflight content, go do Mists of Pandaria pet content and it still retains its original difficulty. Rewards from Legion pet battles are still worthwhile, Warlords of Draenor has the single best way to level a pet, and so on. Pet Battle PvP content is still just as hard and intelligent as it was on launch. Meanwhile, new pet content and pets are constantly being released for the current expansion. As a player that started on Dragonflight’s launch, I fell in love