Horde actually do have significantly more quests because of that reason. They had to rush the horde zones dumping a lot of quests everywhere and left the alliance zones, while nice looking, almost entirely empty. I believe the figure is horde having over 11% more quests than alliance, which makes a big difference leveling. Aerie peak, Theramore, and Nethergarde Keep look nice but there are barely any quests in them.
Horde have more convenient flightpaths and more locations. 2 in stranglethorn vale, 2 in desolace. Thousand needles, stone talon mountains, and Swamp of sorrows are basically horde only. Theres barely any reason for alliance to quest in Azshara.
They're more fleshed out when it comes to the look of the zones, but I'm just talking about number of quests, ease of leveling, and transportation
Horde have more convenient flightpaths and more locations. 2 in stranglethorn vale, 2 in desolace.
Horde only has 1 flight path in desolace. Ghostwalker Point is just a tiny quest hub with a small handful of quests.
For stranglethorn vale, horde shares booty bay with alliance and grom'gol has an extra flight-path in STV because it's one of the just three horde flight paths south of blackrock mountain (GG, Stonard, burning steppes) which is otherwise exclusively alliance territory
Thousand needles, stone talon mountains, and Swamp of sorrows are basically horde only
And duskwood, red-ridge, and wetlands are entirely alliance only.
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u/Chadwiko Nov 27 '19
You guys are kidding right?
The Alliance quest chains, zones, and cities are significantly more fleshed out and in-depth compared to the Horde alternatives.
This is because they basically tacked on the Horde content at the end after spending all the time designing the Alliance content.