Search Results For: Patch-6.2

Archimonde, we assumed, was dead. But he's show up again on Draenor, and it's left a lot of people confused as to how he could have been dead, and suddenly is not. People speculated that just as there are infinite versions of Draenor, there are infinite versions of the Burning Legion as well. That's where a tweet from Alex Afrasiabi comes in.

For those of you waiting on World of Warcraft's patch 6.2 release date, it doesn't look like you'll be waiting much longer.

After weeks of backlash against Blizzard's rather sudden no flying edict, in a post today Ion Hazzikostas announced that flying will be coming to Draenor.

If you had maxed out the number of friends you could have on your Battle.net friends list, you're in luck, because Blizzard has quietly raised the cap.

Monks have had their ups and downs since their introduction in Mists of Pandaria, but just where will they fit come patch 6.2?

I love the leveling experience and getting to figure out what buttons to press to defeat semi-challenging content. But I know that when it's your seventy-bazillionth alt, or perhaps even your seventy-bazillionth Warlock alt, it's not about the journey anymore. Let's just fast forward to the end already.

As a game that has existed for over a decade, World of Warcraft has seen a number of graphical improvements to the original models of various monsters, NPCs and, as of Warlords of Draenor, even to character models that constitute the various races players can choose to play as.

In a recent interview, developer Ion Hazzikostas discusses further content after patch 6.2 and no return to the days of flight.

In the midst of large banwaves and the announcement of lost subscriptions, VentureBeat recently published an interview with Ion "Watcher" Hazzikostas.

This week we brush off the minor mastery changes up on the 6.2 PTR and address an issue that has been festering for years: the unremarkable Exorcism. What's wrong with it? What can be done to change it? Let's take a look.