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By Stan
If you're making use of the XP buff leveling new characters and you're tired of the Warlords of Draenor intro questline, which involves Khadgar, there's a workaround at level 90 to skip it and here's how.
Note that the Warlords of Draenor intro rewards a fair amount of XP these days, and you are sacrificing it to save time with the skip.
At level 90, you must head to Khadgar and complete the intro prologue to Draenor. While the intro gives you a fair amount of Experience with the double XP buff, chances are you could have grown tired of completing it over and over on multiple characters.
We recommend using the skip ideally if you have:
Unlocked Draenor Pathfinder (flying in Draenor), because you will end up in Gorgrond and it will take you some time to head back to your Garrison to start questing; Inflatable Mount Shoes on a mount for water walking in case you have no flying unlocked, which makes it less painful reaching locations and unlocking your Garrison. At level 90, take the portal from Stormwind/Orgrimmar to Jade Forest and head to the Timeless Isle in Pandaria (see map below for exact location). There, you will find an underwater cave with chairs. Sit on them and click the campfire to teleport to Gorgrond.
From there, you can head to Iron Docks if you have a flying mount, and the flight master will take you to your Garrison even though they (the flight masters) aren't marked on the map.
[Source]: Reddit user nodnarb232001
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By Stan
Blizzard today announced they're moving Mythic Dungeon International to remote broadcasts for the health and safety of everyone. Casters will be casting the event from their homes and we will have more information available soon in the Viewer's Guide.
Blizzard (Source)
For the health and safety of our casters and staff, the Mythic Dungeon International will be moving to remote broadcasts. Our broadcast schedule will continue as planned and our Casters will be casting from home.
We are committed to putting on the best show possible. More details in our Viewer's Guide coming soon.
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By Starym
We have some more art-related content, but this time around it's not just fans painting their favorite characters, but actually transforming WoW into a painting - and without using any mod! Now, there's plenty of mods already out there that you can use to change the game's aesthetics, but with Blizzard's recent tightening of EULA enforcement, it could possibly be risky using some of them (although they've been mostly safe to use so far).
This one requires an Nvdia card and is much, much easier than putting a mod in, you just need the Geforce app and to click a few things, and your game could be looking like this (just click on the image and the video will play):
As noted by the poster, kathrad_, this also messes with the UI, so you're either going to have to just use it to marvel at the visuals around the world, or be really good with your spec rotation, as you won't really be seeing much of the UI. Also, perhaps don't go raiding or doing high M+ keys, as ground effects and similar probably won't be as noticeable.
Interestingly, there are plenty of people in the reddit thread that actually didn't note the difference in the look of the game, saying that the above just looks like regular Darnassus! I guess it's been on fire for so long people have a very painterly memory of the once Night Elf capital.
If you have some great mods that alter the game's look, share em below and let's see just how much WoW can be changed.
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By Starym
While it's no surprise many game developers and producers spent time playing WoW, hearing that Valve co-founder and internet santa Gabe Newell actually spent time intensively farming gold in it is slightly more surprising. While talking to Edge magazine (issue 344) he mentioned how, while doing research on games as productivity platforms, he decided to farm gold in World of Warcraft to see if it was worth it.
And he turned out to be pretty good at it, as his efforts started netting him around $20 per hour, which in turn proved to him that the concept was sound and that realization lead to the addition of the Steam Workshop, where Steam users could create their own content for the games they were playing, starting with the now legendary Team Fortress 2 hats, and peaking with the insane prices for certain CS: GO skins.
This particular skin went for over $60,000, with a signature
of a pro player, and it's "only" worth $20,000 without it.
And so, without the monotony of gold farming, we may not have gotten the Steam Workshop, so the next time you're feeling annoyed at having to grind that 5 mil for the Brutosaur, just think of all the things we wouldn't have had if items in WoW were cheaper!
Source: PCGamesN.
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By Stan
We're back with your weekly dose of interesting pieces of art from r/wow. Highlights include Jaina and her Water Elemental created using polymeric clay, Murloc glass art, and more.
1. Dark Iron Dwarf by VanHarmontt (Source)
2. Murloc Glass Art by ishirna (Source)
3. Jaina and Her Water Elemental by joenewvillage created using polymeric clay (Source)
4. Titan Azeroth by Aredheel (Source)
5. Valeera by BoogieGus (Source)
6. Gilded Blade RP Guild from Argent Dawn by LuciapPilou (Source)
7. Taiquel Portrait by Orniris (Source)
A full video of the whole process is linked below.
8. Draenei Priest Wearing Plate by Aloija (Source)
9. An Afternoon in Meredil by Wildchargeart (Source)
10. Zerya, Revantusk Druid by Erileth (Source)
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