Equipement PvP et patchs 5.2/5.3: Blizzard corrige certaines infos !
Blizzard a mis à jour l'article sur l'équipement PvP 5.2 et 5.3 sur le site officiel US. Il semble que plusieurs erreurs se soient glissées et je vous propose de découvrir les modifications apportées ci-dessous. Merci à Arkentass pour son mail à ce sujet !
Les modifications apportées sont soulignées:
Gear Changes
To accomplish the goals of making PvP more accessible and less punishing, gearing more consistent and flexible, and flattening the power curve out over the course of a season, there are some significant changes in the works:
The 2200 rating requirements on gear will be removed in patch 5.2, and when that happens, the only barrier to acquiring top of the line Elite gear will be the 27,000 Conquest Point seasonal currency requirement, and 7,250 for weapons. While highly rated players will still earn gear more quickly, there won’t be an invisible wall to progression at 2200 rating.
Patches that don’t include the start of a new season (such as patch 5.3) will offer players the opportunity to purchase Conquest Point weapons without first meeting the 7,250 Conquest Point seasonal requirement for them. We’re relaxing these restrictions because, by the mid-point of the season, the restriction has served its purpose and is no longer necessary. It’s worth noting here that the 27,000 Conquest Points earned requirement must still be met to buy Elite armorand weapons in every season.
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And here are the specific changes that are planned to hit in Patch 5.3:
In patches that don’t include a new season (including patch 5.3), the seasonal currency requirement of27,000 7,250 Conquest Points earned will be lifted from weapons. The seasonal currency requirement must always be met to purchase Elite items, though.
To accomplish the goals of making PvP more accessible and less punishing, gearing more consistent and flexible, and flattening the power curve out over the course of a season, there are some significant changes in the works:
- 2200 rating requirements removed from all PvP gear. (5.2)
- Gear will be available in four tiers:
- Dreadful Gladiator’s gear will be crafted. (5.2)
- Malevolent Gladiator’s gear, including weapons, will be purchased with Honor Points. (5.2)
- New tier of PvP items: Tyrannical Gladiator’s gear will be purchased with Conquest Points. (5.2)
- Tyrannical Gladiator’s gear can be purchased for Honor after 27,000 Conquest Points are earned for the season. (5.3)
- Elite Tyrannical Gladiator’s gear can only be purchased with Conquest Points after 27,000 Conquest Points have been earned for the season. (5.2)
- Conquest Point weapons can only be purchased after 7,250 Conquest Points have been earned for the season. (5.2)
The 2200 rating requirements on gear will be removed in patch 5.2, and when that happens, the only barrier to acquiring top of the line Elite gear will be the 27,000 Conquest Point seasonal currency requirement, and 7,250 for weapons. While highly rated players will still earn gear more quickly, there won’t be an invisible wall to progression at 2200 rating.
Patches that don’t include the start of a new season (such as patch 5.3) will offer players the opportunity to purchase Conquest Point weapons without first meeting the 7,250 Conquest Point seasonal requirement for them. We’re relaxing these restrictions because, by the mid-point of the season, the restriction has served its purpose and is no longer necessary. It’s worth noting here that the 27,000 Conquest Points earned requirement must still be met to buy Elite armor
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And here are the specific changes that are planned to hit in Patch 5.3:
In patches that don’t include a new season (including patch 5.3), the seasonal currency requirement of
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