After nearly four years, World of Warcraft's "Fight Club" gameplay is expected to return in the future. The source is lead game designer Maria Hamilton, who mentioned this in a recent interview with Windows Central.
"Fight Club" is a single-player solo mode in World of Warcraft, inspired by the movie of the same name, with many elements taken from pop culture, and several of Overwatch's heroes also make cameos. The Alliance's fight arena is located in the Stormwind Metro, and the Tribal side is located in Orgrimmar's Valley of Honor. It's a fun way to play PVE, where players first need to get an invitation, find a player who is already in the club and send you a copy, or go to the black market to bid on it. "Fight Club" is a great place for players to meet up, and by challenging different bosses, players can earn unique one-brush rewards, as well as related achievements.
"Fight Club" was added since the Pandaren version, and several expansions have been updated since then, and it has been open for a total of 4 seasons, and has been closed until the end of the 9.0 era.
As the four-year hiatus comes to an end, Maria Hamilton said in an interview: "For Fight Club, we do want to return in evergreen form, but not immediately in the Battle for the Center of the Earth, players will need to wait a while to learn more. ”
Starting with 10.0, Blizzard tried to dig into some of Warcraft's classic content, and this trend continued into 11.0. Judging by Hamilton's statement, the reopening of the "Fight Club" is not far off.