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Every time I think about the idea that patch 6.2 is the final raid patch for Warlords of Draenor, I ask myself if I'm done with the world, and so far I'm really not.

Mamytwink and Zecharia interviewed Lead Game Designer Cory Stockton about patch 6.2 and WoW's future.

Yesterday it was announced that yes, we would be able to take to the skies and fly in Draenor after all -- but not without some work on our end. Flying in Draenor will be something we can unlock through obtaining a series of achievements and reputations, rather than paying a giant chunk of change to a vendor.

There is in fact a reasonable amount of stuff to do at max level. So how come it doesn't feel like there is? Why do I, and so many other players, feel disconnected from the world that I just demonstrated is available to us? I think there are two basic problems at max level right now.

This point is usually the time when I take a minute to sit back and fill all the gaps in my battle pet collection. While there are many Draenor battle pets that are rather obvious grabs while you're out exploring, there are some that aren't quite as easy to stumble across. Here are a few pets you may have missed.

Healer and damage dealer, ranged and melee, elements and hitting things with pointy sticks. As a result of trying to be so many things at once, balancing the class became quite a bit of a hard point.

Imgur user Gamerlen put together a pretty remarkable gallery a few days ago featuring some striking comparisons between Draenor and Outland. The gallery highlights some of the very, very visible areas of Draenor, like Auchindoun and the Temple of Karabor, as well as the fate they saw when Draenor shattered into Outland. But even more interesting are the areas we didn't really think about when we saw them on Draenor.

While the opening quests are fairly quick paced and net a lot of experience, it can get a little tiresome on repeat playthroughs, particularly if you have a lot of alts. So why not just ... skip it all, and start Warlords on Draenor, bypassing the opening experience entirely? It's absolutely possible to do so, through a little riding around and a strange little trick on, of all places, the Timeless Isle.

A new short story has been released on the official website. The Code of Rule, by Ryan Quinn, gives us one of those chunks of lore we were missing from the development of Warlords of Draenor's story -- how exactly the ogres of Highmaul allied with the Iron Horde in the first place.

I honestly thought that Warlords of Draenor had one of the best soundtracks in the history of World of Warcraft, and now I have more confirmation: Neal Acree, who composed music for the soundtrack (as well as Diablo, Starcraft and Stargate SG-1 to name a few) tweeted that it was up for a International Film Music Critics Association award.