If you've ever played an MMO you know exactly what I'm talking about. One of the major issues any MMORPG has to tackle is the disillusionment of their players. A new direction for Warcraft - Patch 7.1.5 With so much out now, it's shocking that Blizzard would be so eager to discuss upcoming events as far as two major patches out. This doesn't even include the as yet unreleased raid the Trial of Valor, expected to be released this coming week. There's also a hidden mount in the dungeon for players looking to challenge themselves. So far this patch has been very well received, with Karazhan providing a challenging yet accomplishable goal for players looking to get into end game. They also added some minor diversions such as pet battles and the opportunity to raise a falcosaur pet and eventual mount. These quests are only available to players at max level. They also added more story to the Suramar quest zone, an area Blizzard remains set on as being a heavily story driven area, with less focus on rewards and more on world building. This means you won't have to lose your favorite PVP build in favor of leveling up your character's prestige level. Since the release of World of Warcraft: Legion in late August, Blizzard has been providing players with a pretty steady stream of content, having released the first major raid already, and only two weeks ago having released the mini five man raid Karazhan.Īlso included in this update were additional incentives for PVP'ers by extending rewards into all prestige ranks, as well as allowing prestiged PVP'ers to keep all unlocked talents.
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