Nice example of "Agile": just finished a ticket for a plain text change. The ticket stated which text to change and what to change it to. Nice and clear.
I submit it for review and get it bounced back because I didn't write a textual test scenario.
Why? Because it needs to be tested by support, and if it needs to be tested by support it always needs a scenario.
People and interactions over process anyone? 
Being structured is good.
Having a process so rigid that you always need to perform the same steps even when they make zero sense and add no value (but do add cost): that's by definition not agile.