The changing face of WoW 2.4
Filed under: World of Warcraft, Galleries, Events, in-game, Endgame
Many who play WoW consider patch 2.4 to be the largest and most complex patch to date, sans the actual expansions. It is quite rare for Blizzard to open up a whole new zone in a free patch, and even rarer for them to completely change the raiding landscape (a staple of WoW) by removing attunements and lifting other restrictions.
Despite having a large and successful release of the patch, Blizzard has continued to update the game in with Patches 2.4.1 and 2.4.2. They offer more tweaks and changes that make the WoW community even happier.
Take a look through our gallery for a highlight of the changes we've seen in 2.4 through 2.4.2.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Leshrac said on 6:49PM 5-19-2008
I dunno......I've been playing WoW pretty solidly since beta and I am just burnt out on it. I canceled my sub back in March. WotLK better bring something new to the table, because if it doesn't I think I'm done for good.
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inari said on 2:57PM 5-21-2008
...but you will be able to change your hair style in the next expansion. I'll keep my 3 subscriptions open for at least 2 more years based on that, won't you? :)
Danath said on 5:04PM 5-20-2008
Blizz adds content slow, the size of the island is tiny, and the architecture is just Silvermoon City 2.0.
plus alot of it was buggy on release, and theyve broken several things with their patching (RAWRRARRRARGH! if you dont know what that means, your not playing WoW right now).
While its an interesting island, the development cycle is just too long, its a big complex patch, but even lotr, vanguard, DAoC, EQ all release bigger patches more often that fix things and add new content.
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Lone said on 2:30PM 5-21-2008
Danath said..."the development cycle is just too long, its a big complex patch, but even lotr, vanguard, DAoC, EQ all release bigger patches more often that fix things and add new content."
Well turds arnt all that hard to lay or polish. Diamonds usually come smaller and take more effort.
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