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The coolest thing about this update, though?
Teaser footage from theUndermine(d)trailer showcases the Undermine in all its glory.
Highways snake through multi-story ramshackle structures while floodlights project into the vast subterranean cavern that hosts the city.
It’s usually tall or big buildings.
Was it daunting to take on the challenge of finally realizing the Undermine?
Not according to Kelada: We had a lot of fun coming up with stories in the space.
Everyone rose to the challenge that was presented with this cool iconic location.
When I looked at that I thought we clearly need to have a car in Undermine, states Kelada.
And so was born D.R.I.V.E.
If youre immediately thinking of D.R.I.V.E.
as dragon riding but on the ground, you’re not a million miles off.
In addition to drifting, boosting, and racing, the new D.R.I.V.E.
mechanic will also feature a host of player customization for their cars.
How will the players react to this new mechanic?
“For some people, like with dragon riding, there’s going to be a learning curve.
It’s a lot of fun.”
It does look a lot of fun, but will it come to legacy content?
I was keen to ask.
A horse that drifts would be awesome to see but not something that would make a lot of sense.
Kelada was keen to highlight Blizzard’s commitment to acting on player feedback but remained tightlipped on whether D.R.I.V.E.
Berger specifically highlighted the plight of beleaguered healers in delves as a particular pain point.
The accessibility thing is something that speaks to me and the team a lot."
Naturally, I was keen to ask what was next for the long-established game in 2025.
“So, can we expect more next season?
Nothing to say on that.
Let it be known if you enjoy your new Goblin ride, then.
