In the early morning of April 20, World of Warcraft's new expansion pack, Age of Dragons, was officially released.
Briefly speaking about the background of the story, after the explosion of the Well of Eternity, the Dragon Islands where the dragons were originally located were also hidden, yes, this setting is very similar to Pandaria, the last emperor of the Panda People, who hid Pandaria in the mist, and the Dragon Islands hidden in the fog was the Titan Guardian Tyre.
The building that appears in the trailer is called TheTril Fortress.
Next, in the trailer, you can see a Titan Guardian struggling to close the "coordinates" of the Tyre Fortress, and the dragons in the distance feel the call of the Dragon Islands, so they return to the Dragon Islands, which is the background story of the new expansion pack.
Four new maps and one newbie map
World of Warcraft 10.0 provides four new maps and an upgrade map for a new class, players can board ships from Auger and Stormwind City to the new map, the first new map to land is the Awakening Coast, and then on the Ornhara Plain, where you can see the centaur and other players are more familiar with the ancient race of Azeroth.
The point is: World of Warcraft added ducks for the first time. (There were chickens everywhere before, just no ducks)
Then there's the Blue Forest Sea, the new map that may have the biggest drop in world of Warcraft's history, where you can see the long-lost walrus people, other jackals, and so on; the fourth map is Sodrasus, a central area, the source of the dragons' power, where the new main city of Wadraken is located.
In addition to the four new maps, the new race Dragon Hill will have a leveling map: Forbidden Islands.
New races, new classes
World of Warcraft 10.0 offers a new race: Dragon Hill, which has only one class to choose from: The Sorcerer.
Provides two specializations of annihilation and grace, namely long-range DPS and healing, there are two forms of humanoid and dragon, tribes and alliances can choose, providing a spell setting of charging a blow.
New gameplay
Once on the new map, players receive a baby dragon as a mount, the player can freely customize its appearance, and as the adventure progresses, there will be something new to make your baby dragon change, changing how many millions of combinations.
The new expansion pack provides a new way of flying called Dragon Taming, which is personally felt by adding an immersive gravity physics engine, so that players can clearly feel the impact of gravity on flight, and achieve some flight operations such as charging dive and gliding.
In addition, the Talent Tree has returned.
In fact, from the 9.0 spirit guide, it can be seen that Blizzard has indeed thought about the return of the talent tree, but players do not have to worry about the complex talent tree, which will make the game more complicated, because Blizzard has added something similar to the Rune page of League of Legends, and users can store different bonus point schemes and then switch according to different situations.
Professional experience to get enough Oh, mainly to provide a manufacturing order system, players can through the auction house, trade unions and other channels, issued manufacturing orders, and then by the corresponding professional players to receive orders, completed, the more orders completed, the more experience, the quality of professional products will be better.
Major cities will also have corresponding workspaces.
There's also good news that some professional tools will have their place and won't take up space in the backpack anymore.
other
The Ui of World of Warcraft has been fully remade this time, and components such as minimaps can be dragged to any place the player wants, leaving more visual space for the player to feel the game.
That's all there is to it for the new expansion pack, and I'm disappointed that there's no new class Dark Ranger.