Finally I found the motivation and time to undergo this task to get the achievement.

Except the randomness it was quite easy. But at least it’s over.

Wish they would introduce ways to utilise the goggles these days or allow customisation for the ocean like control from which expansion we can get stuff.

1.1.5 Update Notes (worldofwarcraft.blizzard.com)
submitted 1 year ago by to c/wow@lemmy.ml
 

Blizzard release the patch notes for the upcoming patch 11.1.5

Leveling Event with the Mysterious Winds

Faster leveling, reputation boost for DF and TWW factions (Undermind excluded) and cosmetics.

New Nightfall scenario with new reputation: Flame’s Radiance

We help the Arathi to get rid of the remaining Sureki loyalists.

A cooldown manager

Blizzards approach to make the need for WeakAuras and other addons less needed.

Return of Horrific Visions

Preparation for the Nightfall.

Dastardly Duos

A six week event to fight against old bosses to gain cosmetics

Classes

Warriors get a small visual update.

Reputation and Renown

Increased the reputation gains for Bilgewater Cartel, Blackwater Cartel, Steamwheedle Cartel, and the Venture Company from rares, side gigs, weekly quests, and world quests by 100%.

And: selected Shadowlands reputations are getting warband-wide.

User interface and accessibility

Certain minor stuff. But also: guilds can now be renamed for gold in major cities.

[–] 2 points 1 year ago

While I support this, it goes further than just “BigTech”. For example: the insurance market is getting more and more under the “Guidewire” suit from the company “Guidewire”. Located in the US. They already stated two? years ago that they want all their customers in their vendor cloud.

Just an example, but the change needs to get deeper.

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  • [–] 5 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    Before everybody starts moving to codeberg: read the TOS. Especially regarding private repositories.

    The heavy focus on FOSS can be not ideal for some people.

    But despite that: works and is nice and easy to use.

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  • submitted 1 year ago by to c/wow@lemmy.ml
     

    After the recent DDoS Attacks and therefore the death of hardcore characters, Blizzard will revive these characters which have died during these attacks.

    This will not mean that they will generally revive hardcore characters, but they will take into credit that server issues are not something players should be punished further with.

    Greetings,

    Recently, we have experienced unprecedented distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that impacted many Blizzard game services, including Hardcore realms, with the singular goal of disrupting players’ experiences. As we continue our work to further strengthen the resilience of WoW realms and our rapid response time, we’re taking steps to resurrect player-characters that were lost as a result of these attacks. Unlike the many other ways characters can die in Hardcore, DDoS attacks are an intentionally malicious effort made by third-party bad actors, and we believe the severity and results of DDoS attacks specifically warrant a different response.

    In the future, Blizzard may elect – at our sole discretion – to revive Hardcore characters that perish in a mass event which we deem inconsistent with the integrity of the game, such as a DDoS attack.

    Our broader stance on character restorations or death appeals has not changed. To be clear, we do not intend to revive characters which have died due to server disconnects, lag spikes, gameplay bugs, or any other reasons. Blizzard Customer Support cannot assist with issues related to characters who have died on Hardcore realms.

    Thank you, as always, for your feedback.

    Clay Stone Associate Production Director, WoW Classic

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