Blizzard annonce la fin prochaine de la 'saison' du mode défi
Blizzard a annoncé il y a quelques instants la fin prochaine de la 'saison' du mode défi, à travers un patch qui sortira avant la sortie de Warlords of Draenor. Avec les changements de l'extension, la difficulté des donjons de Mists of Pandaria ne sera plus ajustée comme avant. Afin de rester juste envers ceux ayant déjà effectué les donjons en mode défi auparavant, lorsque le patch pré-extension sortira (6.0), les donjons en mode défi dans leur état actuel ne seront plus disponibles et les hauts faits seront transformés en tour de force. Les objets en récompenses seront toujours disponibles à l'achat pour ceux qui pouvaient les obtenir avant la fin de la saison, mais ne seront plus récupérables par de nouveaux joueurs.
Si vous voulez obtenir ces récompenses, c'est plus que jamais le temps de le faire. Dans Warlords of Draenor, un nouveau set de mode défi sera disponible, ainsi que d'autres magnifiques objets.
Countless adventurers continue to brave the most trying versions of Mists of Pandaria dungeons, but the clock is ticking. This “season” of Challenge Modes will be coming to an end with the upcoming release of a patch prior to the expansion’s release.
Challenge Modes are designed to offer as close to a “normalized” difficulty as possible, and they’re tuned to be tough to master. With Warlords of Draenor’s class changes, itemization changes (e.g. the removal of Hit and Expertise), andof courseincreased level cap on the horizon, the difficulty of Mists of Pandaria’s dungeons will no longer be tuned the same as they were. In the spirit of fair play, when the aforementioned patch is released a little while before the new expansion launches, the current slate of Challenge Mode dungeons will no longer be available, and the achievements they award will be converted to Feats of Strength. The reward items will still be available for purchase by those who qualified prior to the end of the season, but it will not be possible for new players to earn those rewards going forward.
If you still need to earn your Undaunted title, Ancestral Phoenix, or class-specific Transmogrification sets, now’s the time to get out there and prove your worth. In Warlords of Draenor, an entirely new set of Challenge Modes will be available . . . and with them an array of new rewards for you to earn. Until then, stay sharp!
Challenge Modes are designed to offer as close to a “normalized” difficulty as possible, and they’re tuned to be tough to master. With Warlords of Draenor’s class changes, itemization changes (e.g. the removal of Hit and Expertise), andof courseincreased level cap on the horizon, the difficulty of Mists of Pandaria’s dungeons will no longer be tuned the same as they were. In the spirit of fair play, when the aforementioned patch is released a little while before the new expansion launches, the current slate of Challenge Mode dungeons will no longer be available, and the achievements they award will be converted to Feats of Strength. The reward items will still be available for purchase by those who qualified prior to the end of the season, but it will not be possible for new players to earn those rewards going forward.
If you still need to earn your Undaunted title, Ancestral Phoenix, or class-specific Transmogrification sets, now’s the time to get out there and prove your worth. In Warlords of Draenor, an entirely new set of Challenge Modes will be available . . . and with them an array of new rewards for you to earn. Until then, stay sharp!
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