If you’ve been waiting for World of Warcraft’s latest expansion to hit the servers, you’re probably wondering whether you should try the new BFa pre patch. Blizzard says that the pre patch has plenty of new content and fixes to many of the game’s bugs. In this article, we’ll look at the new achievements system, Bugs, and New content. But before we get into these, let’s discuss the leveling system.

Bugs

The Shadowlands prepatch is releasing soon, and this new version is full of massive changes and new customization options. However, you might not be aware of the bugs that plagued the game prior to its release. While the BFA pre patch has been live on the Public Test Realm for the past few weeks, players have already experienced several bugs. These issues range from minor to game-breaking. Read on to learn more about the most common bugs and their fixes.

The BFA pre patch has a few known bugs, including one that prevents Alliance characters from progressing in the War Campaign. Alliance characters are unable to progress in quests in Kul Tiras and other areas. The Wrathion cloak does not appear properly after completing the quest. Another bug prevents players from interacting with their Nazjatar. Hopefully, Blizzard will be able to push a fix quickly.

New content

In this new patch, the players will be able to customize their characters. This includes adding Night Elf leaves to the hair, making them look more like Taurens, and increasing the size of their Draenei tail. There are several new quests and achievements as well. These pre-patch quests will be available from October 13 to October 15, depending on which realms you play on.

One of the biggest changes is the AI. The AI will be smarter than the average mob. For example, when you fight an enemy, it will only use its abilities when they’re on cooldown. This means that it will consider different strategies, such as crowd-controlling healers or dealing massive damage to the DPS. It will also choose not to engage in combat and focus on other objectives.

Achievements

During the current pre-patch, the new Awakened Mindborer mount will be removed. This mount was associated with the achievement “Battle for Azeroth Keystone Master”. You can only get this mount if you have completed all twelve BfA dungeons at Mythic+ level before the pre-patch. You can also buy the Mighty Caravan Brutosaur mount for 5 million in-game gold. However, it will no longer be available at vendors and will be only available occasionally on the Black Market Auction House.

The achievements that require you to have a high item level will be downsized in the pre-patch. This means that achievements linked to item levels will go into Legacy. For example, if you have an elite coloring and 2000+ rating on your weapon, you can unlock a Demonic Elite. This achievement requires you to win at least 100 battles in 3×3 or 40 in RBG. You can also exchange this mount for one of your choice.

Leveling system

The leveling system in the BFA pre patch is largely the same as in previous expansions, with one big exception. It has a new mechanic known as Chromie Time, which allows players to level up their characters in their favorite locations. The new system is far more convenient than the Shadowlands pre patch, which had scaling issues and was far less helpful. But it is still far from perfect.

Demon Hunters have changed too. No longer are you restricted to one per realm. You can now become a Demon Hunter in any realm. Demon Hunters begin leveling at level 98, and now have their own starting area. You can now become a Death Knight if you are an Allied Race and own a Shadowland. The new leveling system allows them to unlock heritage armor faster than Hero Classes.