I mean.. 7.3 being 6 months away doesn't really surprise me or anger me. Legion's schedule has been pretty good at this point.
I mean.. 7.3 being 6 months away doesn't really surprise me or anger me. Legion's schedule has been pretty good at this point.
Well they said today mid june for ToS raid, and 5 months is a good pace for the next one. So Argus in mid nov, and the raid in mid Jan, sounds good to me.
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6 more months until we get another 12 weeks of 1 quest a week content. Legion is shaping up to be something spectacular, isn't it?
Article probably needs a revision. 7.3, the patch will not be six months after 7.2, just like 7.2 wasn't six months after Nighthold. The correct assumption is that the 7.3 raid will be six months away. 7.3, with all its content on Argus, will likely come about three to four months after Tomb of Sargeras launches, with the raid debuting a month or two later.
If you expect 7.3 to launch with a raid, yes. If you expect 7.3 to act like 7.2 (release with a raid associated with it a few months down the line) we can get it in ~4 months
ToS isnt even out and you guys wanna whine about 7.3 already
They actually pacing the content how they should? WELL THAT JUST RUSTLES ALL OF MY JIMMIES.
We thought 7.2 would be in Aug if they were spanning things out, yet it showed up 4 months ahead. Hard to say when things will hit the PTR and then the live servers.
7.3 coming out in October makes sense. With 7.3.5 and the raid coming right after the holidays. Honestly it's pretty perfect.
If they wanted to make a good timeline for the next expansion, that means that the 8.0 patch with pre-expansion events would need to launch in mid summer. January to August would mean an 8 month final tier, which is much better than we've gotten in like, the last several expansions. It would also pretty much mean a perfect 2 year cycle on the expansion.
They could curb that 8 month cycle by putting in one final filler patch in the middle (around May). A theoretically 7.4 could be a patch to tie up loose ends or be a bigger pre-expansion lead in than we have grown accustom to in the past. Whether it would be exclusively story or what not I don't know, but it could also be a short raid with several bosses (think ToV), that helps them stretch out Legion until late August, where the expansion truly would be 2 years old.
Personally I'm fine with either of the approaches and I've been happy with how they've released content this expansion. I think the timeline I constructed above in regards to 7.3 and 7.3.5 will likely be spot on, but in regards to if they hit the 2 year expansion cycle and if they have something between the 8 months.. I have no idea.
Best expansion in years, with vastly more content than any before... yes, some issues, but it has surpassed every expectation after WoD's shitshow, yet people are already making whiney threads about the most absurd stuff ever... oh no, a patch will last 6 months... woopidy doo... did you all forget the 12-14 months of SoO, Dragon Soul and ICC?
Holy hell.
I'd actually like for them to SLOW DOWN. Content is coming out too friggin fast as it is. Nighthold will have lasted 5 months when ToS releases, that's not enough imo. At least 1 more month would be optimal.
Their goal is to avoid the content drought we had since Wrath, so releasing content at the pace they've been doing makes sense. About 5-6 months per raid sounds good to me.
7.3 will be around 6 months after 7.2. They space raids out now so that they can have a story leading into the raid. 7.3 will be 2-4 months after 7.2.5 launches in June. Late September makes sense, with the ptr launching in early-mid July. This is not new guys. Its been 6 months between big patches since 2007.
Boy that sure is a lot of "maybe" in that article.
Is there so little to do right now that we've resulted to posting articles that are just guessing things?
How sad.