World-of-warcraft – Demonsteel Questline WOW

I'll address each of your questions one-by-one, as there seems to be some confusion:

What is preventing players from receiving new quests in the new 80-85 Cataclysm zones?

There are several reasons why you may not find any quests in a zone where you know you should have quests:

• Quest-givers that have quests that significantly below your current level will no longer show up on the minimap and will not have exclamation marks above their heads unless you check low-level quests in the minimap tracker.
• Certain quest hubs will only unlock when you complete a so-called breadcrumb quest: this is especially true in Cataclysm. You might be overlooking one quest somewhere relatively off-the-beaten path that's preventing a whole slew of quests from opening up.
• You're in the middle of a phased quest chain. See what happens if you complete the quests you already have, or abandon quests.

Is it a bug that has not been smashed or confirmed by Blizzard yet?

There is no bug confirmed by Blizzard about not receiving quests. The fact that thousands of people have been able to quest without issue is a good sign it's something you're missing with your specific situation, like the scenarios outlined above.

Are there level caps for each of the new zones released with Cataclysm?

There isn't a level cap that prevents you from picking up quests: you can pick up level 1 quests even at level 85.

Will I be able to come back though and pick of these missing quest for each zone after hitting level 85?

Yes. In fact, I just did that with two of my characters.

Are there others who had similar issue but it was resolve after hitting 85?

In the comments on this answer, you mentioned that you have found others with the same problem as yours, so presumably that's the answer. As mentioned above, it's not particularly widespread and there may be something you and others in the same boat have overlooked (it happens to the best of us).

Is it [the Warchief's] fault?

Probably not.

You could be a little more specific about what you want. Perhaps an example of a situation where this macro could be used would help?

There is no way to "store" a target for future use in an arbitrary variable. You can't do like "Set my target as the KILLTHIS variable" and then later "Target KILLTHIS."

The methods available are:

• Target
• Focus
• Direct access via name ("Ragnaros")
• Indirect access ("party2target," "targettarget," "pettarget")

There is no way, for example, to set a Skull raid icon on something and then later target it by virtue of it simply having the Skull icon over it. In order to do something like that, you would need to store the mob in question as a Focus, then later target your Foucs. A lot of Crowd Control macros use Focus for exactly this purpose.

If this is the thing you are trying to do, then I could go into more detail on how to use Focus to store off a target for later use. But I suspect the answer to what you are trying to ask is "Sorry, you cannot do that."