You have probably heard that a new class has been released in World of Warcraft. If you haven’t heard of it, read this to learn more about it! Also learn how to unlock the Dungeon Finder in 3.3.5, and what’s new in 9.2.
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New class in World of Warcraft
In addition to the new classes announced during BlizzCon 2018, there will be a new race in World of Warcraft, the Dracthyr. Dracthyrs are dragon-descent and have the ability to transform into human. A new class that will be available to Dracthyrs is the Evoker. Evokers can use their wings to knock back enemies and breathe fire.
In addition to introducing a new class, Blizzard has announced a new race and new races. There may be two races and one class that is specific to them, but the developer has not confirmed this yet. Currently, leaks are indicating that the two new races will have their own classes. The new races will also feature unique specializations. Those who are excited about this new addition to the game can share their thoughts by commenting below.
Dungeon finder not available in 3.3.5
When Blizzard announced that they were dropping the dungeon finder, it was met with much controversy. Players like group dungeons because of the group travel involved and the ability to communicate with other players. It also helped to build guilds and friends through this type of activity. This is where the dungeon finder came in handy. But now, Blizzard is considering making this tool available in the next expansion of the game.
However, Blizzard has not decided to implement this feature in the upcoming expansion of Wrath Of The Lich King. This means that the feature will be coming back to World of Warcraft Classic. According to lead producer Holly Longdale, the team had no plans to introduce this feature. In the original release of the expansion, the dungeon finder feature automatically assigned players to dungeons and teleported them there.
Bug fixes in 9.2
In this patch, Blizzard addressed numerous issues in the game, including several that have caused players to drop out at the end of every expansion. Some of the bug fixes included the fact that players were unable to play in their desired difficulty mode in the Premade Group Finder, and the fact that So’leah would sometimes path erratically after Power Overwhelming. Other fixes included a fix for an issue where the trinket speed buff would appear for a short period of time before disappearing. Overall, World of Warcraft 9.2 is the most stable update yet, with more features and fixes than ever.
A bug with NPCs has been fixed in the latest patch, and several new ones are also in the works. Previously, some quests were blocked due to an issue with NPCs. The hotfix has been released on the live servers of World of Warcraft: Shadowlands. The changes will also affect Burning Crusade Classic and World of Warcraft: Shadowlands. Despite these improvements, Blizzard is still making adjustments and bug fixes, which means you will have to wait a little while for these updates to take effect.
Upgrades to gear in 9.2
The new upgrade system in World of Warcraft focuses on the performance of single target damage and increases damage by 15%. This does not apply to PvP, however. In addition, players can now invite players of the opposite faction into their party, if they are in a cross-faction WoW Community. In addition, premade groups are now open to players of either faction, although group leaders can restrict their listings to players of the same faction.
In World of Warcraft patch 9.2, the ilvl of your gear is now based on your progress in Zereth Mortis. To gain more Cyphers, you can craft Runecarving items. This will grant you 400% more experience points. You can also earn Cyphers of the First Ones, which are a form of currency. These are collected in the Siege of Orgrimmar and Timeless Isle and can be used to upgrade your gear.
Improvements to itemization in 9.2
Among the many changes in Patch 9.2, players will see changes to itemization. For example, the hellfire citadel raid bosses will now drop item levels higher than their earlier counterparts. As you complete the Hellfire Citadel Raid, you will find that you can now equip more powerful gear, with more item level bonuses. As a result, you’ll feel more of a sense of accomplishment.
The majority of changes in patch 9.2 affect all classes, including healers. The biggest changes impact the Shaman, as they gain an Elemental spec and a supportive Enhancement path. The new itemization changes will be especially beneficial for healers, who will be pleased to see their mana costs decrease, and the damage increased from Lava Lash. Finally, the new Shadowvale spec in patch 9.2 also adds buffs for the Death Knight and the Templar classes.
