You may not think that as an old game that has been in operation for 20 years, "World of Warcraft" is preparing to launch a marriage system? Recently, a data mining god dug up a piece of equipment called a wedding ring in the database of the 11.0 US test service, which attracted the attention of many players.
It is reported that the equipment can be made by jewelers, with a loading level of 577, a unique one, a primary attribute of 5381 stamina, two random secondary attributes, and a special active skill "Contract". You can choose a confidant to make a marriage contract at will, and when your spells and skills will have a certain chance to enhance the secondary attributes of the wedding ring he holds, increase by 519.75 points, and hold it for 15 seconds. Alternatively, you can consume a Blasphemous Jade to sever the bond with your partner and end your relationship with him.
In other words, this is most likely a marriage system specially made by Warcraft designers for players, encouraging players to find a partner in the game to obtain enhanced attributes, and this process of making a marriage contract seems to be very "open". First, because Blizzard has not written whether this relationship is still one-way or two-way, there may be unrequited love and polyamorous; The second is that Blizzard didn't stick the gender to death, and you and your good brother can still get married in the game; Third, according to the current trend of the Alliance and the Horde being able to play together, this equipment may be able to be used across factions.
In this regard, many players expressed their support: "Very good, I want to marry my brother, whether he wants to or not", "There is no real marriage between men and women because I am afraid of lgbt spraying, zzzq has made Blizzard dare not engage in male and female marriage", "It is already conceivable that a bunch of DPS are asking for marriage on the public screen, and this BUFF will not be even in the future, I'm afraid I won't be able to join the group"......
Of course, at present, this equipment only appears in the database of the 11.0 US test server version, and Blizzard may not be able to actually make it, so the specific form and restrictions of marriage in Warcraft are still unknown. But judging from the feedback from players so far, the addition of the marriage system in the game seems to be a clever way to revitalize everyone's enthusiasm for going online. What do you think about this?