With the passage of time, the news of the Dragon Age of World of Warcraft 10.0 has gradually been unlocked. At the previous conference, Blizzard mainly brought us more detailed news about the new race, new class, new talent tree system and professional system iteration of the new expansion pack. But many people seem to ignore the game's PVP system. Recently, Blizzard has finally brought us the news about the PVP of the Dragon Age, and if you want to summarize the PVP of the Dragon Age in the simplest language, it is the "King of Draenor".
What was PVP like in the time of King Draenor? At that time, after the player enters the PVP equipment, the military uniform on his body will automatically fill the level. That is to say, as long as the player wears a military uniform to play PVP, it is on the same running line in hardware. Victory in battle depends on the player's own skills and whether there is class suppression.
At the same time, the player's military uniform also has a PVE level, which requires the player to accumulate honors and points to unlock. That is to say, ordinary players can quickly get started with PVP, and PVP bosses can also participate in high-end PVE gameplay through continuous PVP.
The PVP model of the dragon era will most likely adopt this set of rules.
After this news was announced, many players gave high praise to this setting. For players who love PVP, the biggest fun of PVP is "fighting with people endlessly". The more players involved, the more diverse battles they will encounter.
What's more, they no longer need to repeat PVP for a piece of high-quality PVP equipment, they can be for "interest", rather than a goal, to slow down their PVP progress and enjoy the whole process.
For those players who do not like PVP so much, the difficulty of getting a most basic military uniform is not high, but it can ensure that when they choose war mode in the wild, they are not easy to be easily killed by other PVP players. From this point of view, this outfit is a kind of protection for them.
There are also those players who did not enter the dragon era at the first time, this system is actually a "catch-up mechanism". After all, the next book depends on the face, and each CD can play a limited number of books, but PVP can always be played as long as you are willing to spend time. If the player wants, he can rely on a short period of time to burst the liver in exchange for a set of equipment that can catch up with the current large troops to fight PVE. Compared to the next bit of luck, the experience will be much better.
Many friends will describe "World of Warcraft" as very "liver" when they mention the official service. In Shadowlands, a player who wants to experience most of the game's content, even if he only has one number, often takes a lot of time. From the age of dragons, at least in the PVP field, the player's liver degree will drop significantly. Players can have more time to slow down and explore the various Easter eggs of Azeroth, turning the past one-on-one plan into a random surprise.