World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth Pre-Patch Release Date
Before Alliance and Horde collides in Battle for Azeroth, a Pre-Patch for World of Warcraft is arriving on July.
As the date August 14 is coming closer, hardcore MMOs fans are tipping over the edge of their seats in excitement because massively multiplayer online role-playing game World of Warcraft is going to change with the arrival of Battle for Azeroth expansion pack and the reign of Legion will be over. Next week, pre-expansion patch will be released which will bring some changes like removing some content and updating the classes while adding new quests to enjoy for players.
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To get better acquainted with the upcoming update, Blizzard Entertainment has released a "Survival Guide" clip to better explain what is ahead of everyone.
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Starting from July 17, Blizzard will deploy the pre-patch, which will overhaul the game and bring balance to their live server. For example, developers have reduced stats for players from both sides and NPCs, just like they did in Warlords of Draenor expansion. Health, damage and stat numbers are scaled down for everyone but still it somehow stays stable in overall. However, that doesn't necessarily makes the game is easier or harder at all. If anything, it has become more reasonable.
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Legion Artifact weapon traits will no longer be available and people are going to end up with a normal stat-stick to strike at or spell casting. Whatever existing or unlocked traits you had are no longer there but are included in your class. Players are still allowed to transmog any weapon at their disposal if they belong to the same standard though. Open World PvP is returning with War Mode in Patch 8.0, which can be turned on and off as long as you are in capital city of Stormwind or Orgrimmar.
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World of Warcraft Patch 8.0 is coming to Mac and PC on July 17, only a couple of weeks prior to the launch of Battle for Azeroth expansion pack. Blizzard announced the seventh expansion of WoW at BlizzCon 2017 and it hyped up every fan out there in excitement as Alliance and Horde are about to collide anew with four allied races added to each side. Upcoming weeks will see tensions rise among player as a major wave of change hits them to warm up before Battle for Azeroth comes out.
As the date August 14 is coming closer, hardcore MMOs fans are tipping over the edge of their seats in excitement because massively multiplayer online role-playing game World of Warcraft is going to change with the arrival of Battle for Azeroth expansion pack and the reign of Legion will be over. Next week, pre-expansion patch will be released which will bring some changes like removing some content and updating the classes while adding new quests to enjoy for players.
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| Battle for Azeroth Pre-Patch Release Date |
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To get better acquainted with the upcoming update, Blizzard Entertainment has released a "Survival Guide" clip to better explain what is ahead of everyone.
RELATED: Warcraft III Update Suggests Remastered Edition?
Starting from July 17, Blizzard will deploy the pre-patch, which will overhaul the game and bring balance to their live server. For example, developers have reduced stats for players from both sides and NPCs, just like they did in Warlords of Draenor expansion. Health, damage and stat numbers are scaled down for everyone but still it somehow stays stable in overall. However, that doesn't necessarily makes the game is easier or harder at all. If anything, it has become more reasonable.
RELATED: Blizzard celebrates 20th anniversary of StarCraft
Legion Artifact weapon traits will no longer be available and people are going to end up with a normal stat-stick to strike at or spell casting. Whatever existing or unlocked traits you had are no longer there but are included in your class. Players are still allowed to transmog any weapon at their disposal if they belong to the same standard though. Open World PvP is returning with War Mode in Patch 8.0, which can be turned on and off as long as you are in capital city of Stormwind or Orgrimmar.
RELATED: World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth Release Date
World of Warcraft Patch 8.0 is coming to Mac and PC on July 17, only a couple of weeks prior to the launch of Battle for Azeroth expansion pack. Blizzard announced the seventh expansion of WoW at BlizzCon 2017 and it hyped up every fan out there in excitement as Alliance and Horde are about to collide anew with four allied races added to each side. Upcoming weeks will see tensions rise among player as a major wave of change hits them to warm up before Battle for Azeroth comes out.
I going to take my time and prepare for Battle for Azeroth now. Very excited for the patch!
All hardcore MMOs fans are. Also, it looks very promising.