World of Warcraft Burning Expedition (TBC) nostalgic suits have peaked with the opening of T6 and Zuman, but many are already looking ahead to the next expansion pack. Judging from the experience of the past N suit, the WY of the Lich King (WLK) will be the end of warcraft nostalgia and the final feast. WLK has never been officially announced, rumors have always existed, and recently players have discovered new clues. In the latest season patch on the Nostalgia Suit PTR, someone found the Logo of the Wrath of the Lich King, which also hinted that the WLK Nostalgia Suit was on schedule.
Blizzard has always been concerned about WLK nostalgia, and a few weeks ago, they sent a survey to the community asking about the impression of the WLK version, including whether they have played this version, how it is rated, and so on. In this survey, the game's faction balance was also asked, and it was suspected that cross-faction gameplay may be introduced in the nostalgic suit 9.2.5 patch update, such as cross-faction teaming.
On the other hand, World of Warcraft is about to announce its ninth expansion pack on April 19, and everyone speculates that the "Wrath of the Lich King" nostalgic costume will also be officially announced at the same time. Nostalgic clothes, or classic clothes, have been open for more than two years since they opened in 2019, and TBC has been online for less than a year, if it can be updated to WLK this year, it means that the progress cycle of nostalgic clothes has been greatly accelerated. Of course, this depends on Blizzard's financial pressure and testing progress.
In the past, due to the approval and conversion of agents, WLK National Service was launched very late, the cycle was extremely short, and many players had not yet experienced the main content, and had moved to the next expansion film "Catastrophe". At the same time, WLK is also a very popular version of warcraft history, especially its docking of the climax of the warcraft universe, the process of Alsace becoming the Lich King, and the snowy northend continent, all of which make it a generation of classics.