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World of Warcraft Shadowlands is bringing about a huge revamp to all classes, and Hunters are no exception.

I've been pretty blatant about my dislike for Azerite Armor this expansion, to the point where I worry at times that I'm too hard on it.

One of the critiques I've seen of Battle for Azeroth's gameplay and systems is that the criticism offered of the Legendary items and Artifacts from Legion was overly influential, while there was little time for player feedback on systems like Azerite Armor or, more recently, Corruption and Corrupted gear.

World of Warcraft has a tendency to do iterative design, which is to say, design elements from one expansion can be reworked and made part of the next expansion.

It's a thorny path that WoW Classic was set up to walk -- trying to provide players with as faithful an experience as possible, a recreation of what vanilla World of Warcraft was like, while still making it an engaging enough game to hook players in 2020.

World of Warcraft will turn sixteen this year, and in a very real sense, World of Warcraft has been replaced seven times -- it is not at all the same game it was sixteen years ago.

If you're wondering when we'll get patch 8.3.5 in World of Warcraft, the answer is that as of right now, there isn't one planned.

With patch 8.3 arriving tomorrow, there are several things you can do now to get a running start with respect to loot, your Heart of Azeroth, and grinding your Auction House rivals into a fine paste.

When looking at what's coming in patch 8.3 one of the first things I tend to gravitate to is open world content, especially things I can just do without worrying about other players.

Every time a new World of Warcraft expansion comes out, I think about what I want.