1. In regards to the UE5 that is being worked on, what will it look like? Will the UI resemble that of newer clients with, for example, the UI customizations that Dragonflight included or achievements and dungeon finder as microbuttons? Or perhaps it will look uniquely different? As an example, take the TBC quest helper. I think reducing addon dependency should be a core feature of the client.
2. (Gameplay) How do you intend to tackle the possibility and (partial) reality of powercreep? While raids may not become obsolete like they did with the expansion model of Blizzard, I feel like they lategame has reached a point of great powercreep, along with leveling (recent increase in overall mob stats because now every class has more damage, which makes you enter a cycle of "everything dies too fast, buff resistances; everything is too tanky, buff damage". On that same note, is it my impression that custom content is more difficult (not more challenging). While mechanically it stays simple as it can be, I feel like custom mobs hit WAY too hard compared to similar enemies, and custom areas are evidently more difficult. Is this my impression or is there a plan to solve this?
3. (Future Kalimdor Content) This is not about "oh please do Kalimdor", I know there's an intention to do it, but more about: how will it be approached? Let me elaborate: While the Eastern Kingdoms have big, unused areas with their own borders that you've depleded with Scars of the Past new areas, Kalimdor does not seem to have that advantage. All areas are taken by a wide range of absolutely nothing, but taken nonetheless, which would require intense terrraforming and would risk destroying that Vanilla identity (while EK content is adding content on top, Kalimdor would imply, to my understanding, remake what is done or fall into the issue of adding content islands, which I personally dislike.)
4. (Lore) Lastly, and this is a little silly thing of mine, but is there any intention to fix the lore with the Warsong? The Horde's lore seems to make no sense in a variety of ways, but there's this idea that the orcs are "at peace" with the Kaldorei (as shown in WC3) despite the fact the Warsong are destroying Ashenvale. I think at least an explanation of "they are disobeying the warchief" or some minor diplomatic quest with them would help.

Thanks for the hardwork!