The new patch: Visions of N’Zoth will launch at Jan 14th next year.

World of Warcraft's classic obsession with the past is very admirable. But for the battle of Azeroth, more players showed great interest, and also explained from the side how successful this version of the production was.


With the development of the game, in the World of Warcraft classic, Sylvanas-Windrunner gradually became the existence of guns in the game, and many players expressed their dissatisfaction. And the negative emotions of the players caused by the community, we must know that a considerable part of World of Warcraft classic players are transferred from the retail version of World of Warcraft, they are difficult to understand the earth-shaking changes in the game. And when the next expansion is officially released, Sylvanas will be the strongest presence in the game. These include N'Zoth update, which will be released on January 14.

This story will take us back to ancient places, such as Vale of Eternal Blossoms and Uldum, and at the same time bring a wave of memories to players, at the same time implanted a new storyline. After players upgrade to the new version, they will see Ny'Alotha and The Waking City. Try to fight the strongest boss from the battle of Azeroth. The entire city is a huge assault field. A total of 12 bosses are waiting for players to challenge. He will feature N'Zoth and provide many Cheap WOW Classic Gold waiting for players to challenge.



But all this will not come immediately. On January 21st, normal and heroic chapters will be unlocked, while Myth and Raid Finder Wing 1 (LFR) will be unlocked one week later, starting on February 11th, part 2 will be on February 11th Open, part 3 will open on February 25, and part 4 will open on March 10. The fourth season of PVP will also be held "soon" after the content release on January 14.

At the same time, I also like Blizzard Entertainment to allow everyone to experience the LFR system attack at their own pace, not just the world's first streaming media. It's a great compromise that lets people experience the whole story, not just a small part of it.