For WoW Classic fans
For WoW Classic fans, the big news is that the Dire Maul dungeon will be added to the game on October 15. Previously, Dire Maul was supposed to be added to WoW Classic during the game's "Phase 2" content period (which is still set to be released later this year), but it seems that Blizzard has decided to move its release up in order to inject some new content into the game for those who are power grinding through the retro experience.
For those who don't know, Dire Maul is an elaborate World of Warcraft dungeon that is split into multiple wings (similar to how WoW Classic's Scarlett Monastery instance is structured). It's best https://www.mmobc.com
World of Warcraft Classic has brought us all back to the glory days of Blizzard’s MMO, but an online game is never static – not even an old one. Blizzard previously detailed a phased release schedule for additional content, but the studio’s already breaking with those plans to bring you the Dire Maul dungeon more quickly.
World of Warcraft Classic has seen an impressive amount of players get stuck into the questing and raiding action the vanilla edition has to offer. But more is set to come to the world of, well, Warcraft in future. The good folks over at PCGamer recently interviewed Ion Hazzikostas, who revealed that players can expect a "second phase" introducing new raids
https://www.mmobc.com/wow-classic-gold and dungeons to Blizzard's MMORPG "later this year."
It's especially important since the interview reveals the next phase will feature world bosses such as Kazzak, and as Hazzikostas explained, they want there to be only one of them players can face: "When Kazzak is up, we only want one Kazzak. That's kind of a central dynamic of how that needs to play out in the outdoor world."
In WoW Classic's forums community manager Kaivax addressed the layering problem and revealed that Blizzard have already locked in 13 realms with one layer, and players will now be able to see when a realm there in has more than one layer with a message indicating that it's "layered." Blizzard plans reducing realms to a single layer "over time."
For those who don't know, Dire Maul is an elaborate World of Warcraft dungeon that is split into multiple wings (similar to how WoW Classic's Scarlett Monastery instance is structured). It's best https://www.mmobc.com
World of Warcraft Classic has brought us all back to the glory days of Blizzard’s MMO, but an online game is never static – not even an old one. Blizzard previously detailed a phased release schedule for additional content, but the studio’s already breaking with those plans to bring you the Dire Maul dungeon more quickly.
World of Warcraft Classic has seen an impressive amount of players get stuck into the questing and raiding action the vanilla edition has to offer. But more is set to come to the world of, well, Warcraft in future. The good folks over at PCGamer recently interviewed Ion Hazzikostas, who revealed that players can expect a "second phase" introducing new raids
https://www.mmobc.com/wow-classic-gold and dungeons to Blizzard's MMORPG "later this year."
It's especially important since the interview reveals the next phase will feature world bosses such as Kazzak, and as Hazzikostas explained, they want there to be only one of them players can face: "When Kazzak is up, we only want one Kazzak. That's kind of a central dynamic of how that needs to play out in the outdoor world."
In WoW Classic's forums community manager Kaivax addressed the layering problem and revealed that Blizzard have already locked in 13 realms with one layer, and players will now be able to see when a realm there in has more than one layer with a message indicating that it's "layered." Blizzard plans reducing realms to a single layer "over time."
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