I only had one bug with a quest called “Profit and Reconnaissance” that basically added two minutes of time and another world quest (of 100+) didn’t spawn. The three new zones are well-crafted and densely packed with lore-rich quests and secrets. The leveling process on the horde side (my main faction of choice at the moment) was smooth enough where I never really felt like it dragged. Just like 2016’s Legion expansion, I expect to hang around for an extended stay. Shortly after my initial review in progress last week I hit level 120, the new cap, and started experiencing the vast majority of what Battle for Azeroth has to offer. [You can read our impressions on Warfronts here and the first raid Uldir here.
World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth (PC) I hesitate to label it as “second,” because you could argue several eras have been examples of resplendent comebacks ( Wrath of the Lich King is the most popular choice of our community), but Blizzard is riding a post- Legion wave of excitement.īattle for Azeroth doesn’t really slow that train down. World of Warcraft is enjoying another wind right now.
