WOW News

World of Warcraft RSS Central

  • Increase font size
  • Default font size
  • Decrease font size
Home World Of Wordcraft News Patch 4.3 PTR: Streamlining changes for Zul"Gurub and Zul"Aman

Patch 4.3 PTR: Streamlining changes for Zul"Gurub and Zul"Aman

Wednesday, 05 October 2011 02:00

Filed under: News items, Cataclysm

The latest patch 4.3 PTR notes have a significant change in them for those of us running heroics for valor points (that is to say, everyone running them). When patch 4.3 drops and the Zandalari heroics are dropped down into the common pool of heroics, it"ll be easier to complete the dungeons. Why is that, you ask? Well, I"ll tell you.

Patch 4.3.0 PTR Notes
Zul"Gurub
  • Players now only have to kill two of the four initial dungeon bosses (High Priest Venoxis, Broodlord Mandokir, High Priestess Kilnara, and Zanzil) to face Jin"do the Godbreaker.

Zul"Aman
  • Players now only have to kill two of the four Troll avatars before they may face Hex Lord Malacrass.

This means you"ll only need to kill two of the bosses to get to the end in the case of ZG, and two plus Hex Lord to get to the end of ZA. The good news is, this will make these dungeons go a lot faster. The bad news is, good luck convincing a group to kill Dragonhawk or Kilnara. This is a fairly big sign that Blizz expects us to be saying goodbye to these instances as soon as we can get into the new Twilight 5-mans.

I"m all for it, myself. I hate running ZG now; it takes forever. But I can definitely see people objecting to the way this will force them to miss out on mount changes or loot from bosses no one wants to do.
Brace yourselves for what could be some of most exciting updates to the game recently with patch 4.3. Review the official patch notes, and then dig into what"s ahead: new item storage options, cross-realm raiding, cosmetic armor skinning and your chance to battle the mighty Deathwing -- from astride his back!

WoW InsiderPatch 4.3 PTR: Streamlining changes for Zul"Gurub and Zul"Aman originally appeared on WoW Insider on Tue, 04 Oct 2011 19:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

Permalink | Email this | Comments

< Prev   Next >