I think that Decay will be related to Iridikron, not to Fyrakk. Decatriarch Wrateye (BH's last boss) would probably be a future raid boss. I just do not see her in 10.2's raid as it would be fire themed, but who knows? Maybe to change things a bit.
What I am pretty sure is that Vyranoth will not be a boss in 10.2's raid. It would not make sense to get rid of two Incarnates in one raid. Plus we have seen very little about Vyranoth, while with 10.1.7 Fyrakk would probably be more developed than Raszageth (and I cannot wait to see more about him, honestly, he is really funny in a good way).
Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive.
True, but in Legion they snuck in a decaying dragon as the first boss of the Emerald Nightmare, who did seem out of place in the entire raid. So they might throw her in as an extra boss to shake up the raid boss line-up. Kinda like that one Broker boss from Castle Nath that we fight later in the Sepulcher.
Why are we even talking about this like there's any evidence of it? The 10.1 & 10.2 roadmap is just the 2023 roadmap. There's obviously going to be another major Dragonflight patch & raid in 2024. 11.0 is going to come out sometime between next fall & early summer 2025: Same as always.
My dude, when did expansions "always" release between fall and summer? The traditional release window is between August and January.
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Regarding 10.3, I think what we can assume is that if it does exist, it will be more of a way for us to say goodbye to Dragonflight than anything else. Perhaps a nice transition into 11.0.
The reason being that it would be announced alongside 11.0 at BlizzCon. If we already know what 11.0 is, it doesn't make a lot of sense to keep 10.3 wrapped in mystery and suspense.
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10.3 will definitely exist.
It'll be the culmination of Tyr and Alex's story
Tyr has no business in green dragon shenanigans.
Keep in mind, the cinematic for Patch 10.0.7 released on the SAME DAY as the announcement of 10.1 and the release date for 10.0.7. We got the cinematic for 10.0.7 on March 8 (announcement day) and patch didn't release until March 21.
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Also, didn't catch it until now, but the announcement for 10.1.7 release today has Vyranoth and Fyrakk in the background facing one another.
there probably won't be a 10.3, if it is it will be a transitional patch which is something we've not received since 8.2.5 [the patch teasing shadowlands]
"You know you that bitch when you cause all this conversation."
I think you're thinking of the August releases, which were the *following* August. Not the previous August. So yeah. Between September (fall) and August (Summer)You people actually think they've transitioned from 2 year expansions to 1 year expansions? And also Visions of N'Zoth apparently never existed."We pushed out an unprecedented amount of DF content in 2023 so we could create the biggest content drought in WoW history! We did it, Joe"
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WoW 2 will not fix the issues that plagued WoW.
Good idea. Allow Blizzard to make a game divorced from what little residue is left of what WoW once was. Can't wait to see the microtransaction-oriented single-player gameplay that comes with giving Blizzard the freedom to further fundamentally remake the game around Kotick's demands.
"We will soon be in a world in which a man may be howled down for saying that two and two make four."
— G.K. Chesterton, 1926
The frozen Mind cracks between the mineral staves which close upon it. The fault lies with your mouldy systems, your logic of 2 + 2 = 4.
— Antonin Artaud, 1956
I agree on principle, but disagree according to context. In addition to the precedent Blizzard has set leaving me a bit cynical about the prospects of a new MMO, there doesn't seem like sufficient justification for it. As close as the game teeters to death now, I don't see any justification to sink such a significant cost on such a relatively risky project, especially since they're currently milking another franchise that's far cheaper to make and maintain, with a userbase far more tolerant of Blizzard's typical shenanigans.
"We will soon be in a world in which a man may be howled down for saying that two and two make four."
— G.K. Chesterton, 1926
The frozen Mind cracks between the mineral staves which close upon it. The fault lies with your mouldy systems, your logic of 2 + 2 = 4.
— Antonin Artaud, 1956
WoW's been pretty good at handling its issues, provided we're being distinct of 'issues' and 'design decisions'.
There's no guarantee a WoW 2 would even be anything like WoW 1 anyway, as much as people push out the "Look what WoW would look like in the Unreal Engine (with these exact same settings that aren't as compatabile as WoW is)" clickbait. FFXIV isn't "FFXI but better", and 11 fans hate 14 to the point they wanted it to crash and burn because it wasn't just 11 but more. Everquest 2 was a different beast to Everquest 1. A WoW 2 release in this day and age would be such a different beast to regular WoW I wouldn't be surprised if it scared away half the regular audience, or we could even get an 11 situation where WoW becomes "Only play it if you want to look at history or suffer"