World of Warcraft is coming to the new expansion "Battle for the Center of the Earth", and Blizzard will officially remove the human diplomatic talent in 11.0.
The human diplomacy talent is one of Warcraft's most enduring racial talents, with a 10% increase in reputation gain across all factions, making humans popular in every version, and with the sword and hammer mastery of the 60s, it can be called the strongest PVE race in the classic server.
With the arrival of the new expansion, this talent is about to become obsolete, the 10% reputation buff has been removed, and Blizzard will announce the revamped diplomatic effect at a later date.
It is reported that the reason for the slashing of diplomacy is the new warband system in 11.0. Warbands benefit all characters under a single Battle.net account. This allows them to share items, collections, and progress, including the reputation of each faction. If left unchanged, the 10% effect of diplomacy will be infinitely amplified, forcing the player to create a human protagonist to use exclusively for reputation.
This change will be made at least until the Warband system is implemented, and until the new expansion is officially released, including the Eve version, the old version of Diplomacy will still be available and will be the best chance for humanity to rush to prestige.
In addition, Blizzard recently announced that in the Dragon Age 10.2.7 patch, the maximum number of characters a player can have will be increased from 60 to 65. According to the developers, this change was made in response to fan requests.
World of Warcraft will usher in the 10.2.7 patch on May 7, and in addition to the new story, it will also bring a new limited-time PVE event, "World of Warcraft Mashup Reimagined: Mystery of Pandaria", which will lead players to relive the Mystery of the Panda Man version on the official server.