World of Warcraft 10.0 is "Dragonflight," and Blizzard Entertainment responds to the multi-character problems of the new version, and practicing trumpet seems easier.
World of Warcraft is not like Final Fantasy XIV, which can unlock all classes on one character, the same character can only play one class fixed, and if you want to experience different ways of playing, you have to play the trumpet repeatedly. Spending, either the cost of money soaring, or the time cost of leveling. Whether it is a car upgrade or a task upgrade, it is a repetitive and tedious process.
According to foreign media Polygon, Blizzard has decided to adopt a new upgrade strategy in 10.0, the main story of the new expansion pack is fully account-linked, except for the personal task reward, almost all the progress is bound to the account, rather than the same single character. This means that the trumpet no longer has to play progress, but sits back and enjoys it. The information was mentioned in World of Warcraft game director Ion Hazzikostas and lead narrative writer Steve Danuser in a social media Q&A Q&A.
Progress-bound accounts are a requirement of fans for years, and it encourages players to create and try out new classes without worrying about wasting time experiencing repetitive story content and directly unlocking various group books. Hopefully, this feature will also be replicated in classic nostalgic clothes, such as the many door-opening tasks that were super troublesome in the 60s.
In addition to account upgrade adjustments, the new expansion pack has more to look forward to, such as new UI customizations, improved skills, new flight mechanics, etc. While Dragon Age doesn't have a specific release date yet, Blizzard has promised to release more later this year.