You’ll be contributing to region-wide buildings that can be built to confer different benefits and activate different kinds of content. What that entails is a lot of features and content on Broken Shore as well as outside of Broken Shore.
We’re taking the fight to the Legion on Broken Shore. Now we’re going to be forming the Armies of Legionfall, the new faction for this patch. We’ve powered up and got our class orders strong and unified. Some of the most tragic deaths really in our history occurred there at that time.īut now we have the Pillars of Creation. This is the place where at the beginning of the Legion expansion, actually in the pre-launch, the Horde and Alliance went at the same time but separately and had one of their greatest failures. One of the biggest ones is going back to Broken Shore. We’ve made a lot of things for you to do.
Ryan Shwayder, senior designer: First of all, it’s one of the biggest, if not the biggest patches in the history of WoW. Polygon: Can you give me a quick rundown of the big additions in patch 7.2? Polygon spoke with several key members of the Blizzard team working on World of Warcraft just before it released the patch this week to get details on everything that went into the patch, what problems the studio is hoping to address with it and what it might mean for the future. For the second, titled “Tomb of Sargeras,” the developer has gone all out, building in new content on almost every front of the massive game and creating what it describes as the biggest patch in World of Warcraft’s history. Warlords of Draenor only received two content patches in total, and put together they maybe barely add up to the size of the first Legion patch. This week, Blizzard released patch 7.2, the second of three announced major content patches for Legion. Its plan for doing so involved a renewed focus on content patches - the major updates that hit in the two years or so between new expansions, adding new things to do and keeping players engaged in the game. It had to combat the flood of bitterness and disappointment among fans that had come to a head with the previous expansion, Warlords of Draenor. As Blizzard launched Legion, its sixth expansion pack for World of Warcraft, last year, the developer had one major goal in mind.
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