I feel like archeology and housing items tie perfectly together. Getting a bunch of things from the different WoW cultures to put on display in your house.

The idea of Followers being in Follower Dungeons and hanging around housing is fantastic

Archeology is such a great way to engage with the lore of the world, and it had some fun rewards, I really hope it comes back.

bro i legit loved archeology. its not the most exciting sure but compare it to gathering profs

One small thing i miss, and wish was brought back, is the proper day/night cycle from vanilla. Something about running around stv or barrens under a dark starry sky really speaks to me

I'd like to see more classes go back to class halls for little things every so often. Like DK's having to go back to runeforge. Little things like that that remind you of class identity without being overwhelming.

Archeology was one of my favorite parts of post Wrath WoW. It was actually a reason to get out in the world. I remember when Cataclysm launched and I was obsessively flying up and down the continents to every site. You could get some great stuff and cool lore tid bits.

The only issue with re-visiting class halls is they would have to make totally new ones for Mages, Rogues, and Evokers.

They could easily have Ravenholdt for Rogues, Karazhan for Mages, and The Forbidden Reach for Evokers, but I doubt Blizz wants to spend time making new assets for that.

27:26 My man just reinvented the Tenacity buff that has existed since 2010

Class Halls are among the most fun I've had in the game. When you have instanced quests and scripted events (or even cutscenes) especially tailored for a class, you can have things be overpowered and feel like you and others of that class are actually good at what you do. You can have a Mage do big showy magic. You can have a Warrior taking down a horde of enemies. You can have a Warlock summon Dread Lords or Pit Lords. You can have a Shaman control nature. You can have a Rogue spying and stealing in the halls of the mighty...
The possibilities are virtually endless. Actual class power fantasy!

the glyph that let your felguard equip 2handed weapons in your inventory always made me so happy

Archaeology and farming were some of my favorite things to do. I really enjoyed the sort of time sink secondary things you could just relax and do. When Dalaran was really bustling I spent full nights watching trade chat and fishing for coins in the fountain. I probably got more fun from those sorts of things than I did questing most of the time

"Brawler's Guild. I don't know why they stopped doing it." Brawler's Guild is literally in-game right now. It returned in 11.2.7 at the end of The War Within and is still up and not removed.

Them trapping class halls only in Legion is a crime. There is so much room for new content and general flavor they could bring. Those stories were pretty good across the board and I felt the most attached to my classes then.

I am a great enjoyer of archaeology, in WoW and the real world. I remember farming for months and months for the recipe for Vial of Shifting Sands and then the materials back in the day. Good times.

23:55 got me checking my USB ports lol

I wish they would get rid of scaling. I miss when the fear of dying while leveling was present.
Now I could pull a whole zone and  not even sweat

Death knights still somewhat go to their class hall to forge their weapons.

Followers would be an insane segway into using old expansion content. Imagine rescuing a follower and thereby unlocking quest content that sends you all over the world - wherever that follower decides to live. And there, the follower also does stuff for you. As a reward, you may get old expansion goodies, such as easier access to old expansion currencies (used for transmog, etc.). So basically followers that help you collect old expansion things.

Totally agree on the legendary fishing gear from Legion. At one point, getting that rod was my main goal in playing the game. Also, island expeditions were so repetitive, they literally gave me carpal tunnel syndrome. Seriously, I had to switch from a right-handed to a left-handed mouse for a while.