Maybe we'll get vampire dragons.
Drakfallen, if you will.
Maybe we'll get vampire dragons.
Drakfallen, if you will.
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Blizz added two new CDN endpoints overnight for future encrypted products. My gut feeling says they might be closer than usual to public testing than they usually are when making announcements.
https://twitter.com/MrGMYT/status/1515234872339611651
I'm sure MMO-C/Wowhead will do a fine job at that, there's no way I'm going to be able to keep track.
I saw some people speculating that there could be a playtest of some kind after the livestream. Could this point towards something like that? Maybe a short trial where we get to try out the new class or explore one of the new zones briefly. BlizzCon had one, but this is completely remote so I don't know what to expect.
The "v" in wowv3/wowv4 stands for vendor. We don't know for sure what these are, but Overwatch's vendor products are used for testing at vendors like AMD/Nvidia/localization partners, so these likely have a similar goal.
For WoWs other vendor products, they usually push things like PTR and Beta builds to these products closely to them being released to the public. For example, vendor 2 is currently a few builds ahead of PTR.
Playtests wouldn't happen on the vendor products as these builds aren't meant for public consumption and releasing one vendor build to the public means all vendor builds ever become public (encryption key becoming available).
However, if they were to update/reuse one of the old demo/event products and push a public build to that, that is definitely an indication of something public being on the way (or well, out). They could hold off until they literally announce something like a public playtest before doing that, though.
Last edited by Marlamin; 2022-04-16 at 10:04 AM.
I think it's better than nothing for sure, but I doubt as content patches Blizzard would do more than 10% of all zones of Kalimdor/Eastern Kingdoms, and that's because patches feel so light in content these days. For instance, in BFA we got a full revamp of Arathi on the expansion release but Darkshore was barely touched in a later patch.
No rendorei? They are literally in game.
Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive.
To be fair, those talks of Loreth'aran, NE dragon riders and dragon elves is the thing that got me the MOST hyped! I'm here for it! Maybe the Dragon isles were part of the ancient pan-continent and were risen to the skies during the Sundering!
And the Duck Mount is... inevitable
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As in no ren'dorei lore/involvement.