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By Stan
We've looked at the most popular specs for Mythic+ for the second week of Season 4.
DISCLAIMER
The following post is based on data taken from u.gg, which has combined thousands of parses from live servers.
The Most Popular Specializations for Mythic+ in Season 4 Week 2
This week's affixes are Tyrannical, Incorporeal, and Spiteful.
The Most Popular DPS Specializations
Shadow Priest - 15.0% Retribution Paladin - 13.8% Augmentation Evoker - 7.9% Fire Mage - 5.9% Destruction Warlock - 5.8% Beast Mastery Hunter - 4.8% Frost Mage - 3.8% Outlaw Rogue 3.8% Demonology Warlock - 3.7% Devastation Evoker - 3.6% Arms Warrior - 3.4% Havoc Demon Hunter - 3.1% Windwalker Monk - 2.6% Balance Druid - 2.3% Elemental Shaman - 2.1% Fury Warrior - 1.9% Unholy Death Knight - 1.9% Enhancement Shaman - 1.8% Marksmanship Hunter - 1.7% Arcane Mage - 1.7% Feral Druid - 1.6% Frost Death Knight - 1.6% Survival Hunter - 1.6% Subtlety Rogue - 1.6% Assassination Rogue - 1.6% Affliction Warlock - 1.5%
The Most Popular Tanks
Vengeance Demon Hunter - 59.3% Protection Paladin - 10.9% Blood Death Knight - 9.6% Guardian Druid - 8.2% Brewmaster Monk 6.2% Protection Warrior - 5.8%
The Most Popular Healers
Restoration Druid - 31.1% Mistweaver Monk - 16.9% Holy Priest - 14.3% Restoration Shaman - 14.3% Preservation Evoker - 8.6% Holy Paladin - 7.5% Discipline Priest 7.3%
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By Starym
We're back to dungeon achievements and the sweet, sweet mounts they provide. And the Shadowlands version offers up a really cool one too, the Voracious Gorger!
Unlike most of these types of videos we've covered so far, this one will require another player for two of the achievements, so do keep that in mind. Danta takes us through all the required achievements and everything you'll have to do for them, showing the easiest and fastest way to get them done.
The two achievements you'll need an extra player for are the orb-gathering I Can See My House From Here and the bloody Highly Communicable.
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By Starym
It seems Cataclysm Classic is bringing change to everyone's minds, as LucasVerBeek took it upon himself to rework the two faction capitals!
It's been a while since we saw some major changes to the two cities, and LucasVerBeek has modified quite a lot and even expanded them! While Stormwind is fully completed, Orgrimmar is still a work in progress, and when it's done we'll be getting full lore documents to explain all the changes. Meanwhile let's take a look at the Alliance capital first, as well as accompanying explanations for a few of the changes.
Source: Stormwind 3.0 is Finished, moving on to Orgrimmar.
Here is the initial "changelog", before the whole thing was finished:
Stormwinds Updates Include:
The canal between the Cathedral Square and the Trade District has become an unofficial nobles district, as noble families have purchased housing.
Old Town: Not much has changed, but the Defias Remnant have found their way back into Stormwind, establishing themselves as vigilantes and working thieve's guild.
Lamb's Shadow: While still part of the Mage Quarter, most natives consider it its own subculture, the name being a polite way to talk about its centerpiece: The Slaughtered Lamb. This area has grown, seeing permanent enclaves of Illadari and Death Knights joining the Warlocks, and also seeing a number of Void Elves migrate to the area.
Quadhammer District: Formally the Dwarven District, the district has evolved and grown, becoming a center of artifice with smaller enclaves of each of the Alliance's more smithing and inventing inclined races: Bronzebeards, Gnomes(Mecha and Otherwise), Dark Irons, and Draenei in that order. The keep near the district that is basically a big nothing-in-game has become the centerpiece of the Lightforged forces within the city, established by Turalyon not long after he took command.
The Pandarian Quarter: Growing from the visiting Tuishi and mainland Pandaren people, the area has become a training ground for monks and a lively entertainment district with a number of new inns and pubs popping up across the lake. Little Pearfin is a subsection of the quarter beneath the waves home to emigrated Jinyu.
Kur'Dor Point: With the growth of the Pandarian Quarter, the Shamans of the Earthern Ring felt a desire to grow closer to nature and moved into Stormwind's northern Mountains. Here, a fusion of Wildhammer and Draenei architecture juts into the sky and has become a font of Shamanistic learning for the Alliance.
Everwood District: Feeling disquieted in a city more stone and mortar than leaf and bough the Darnassian refugees petitioned Anduin to be able to settle in the small wood outside Stormwind to the south-east, near the Genasaur Grave. While many have since left for Belameth, or older Night Elf Territories, others remain having set down roots and training others in the Druidic arts. Notably, most of the current citizens of Everwood are Firbolgs, feeling ignored and underrepresented by the plights of their former neighbors.
Wollerton: Sometimes mockingly referred to as Wolverton, became a sizable Gilnean enclave, though most of the Worgen citizens took to the Everwood District instead, as it allowed easier access to the wider Elwynn Forest. The Embassy, was moved into the Keep by Turalyon, and the building now sits as an unofficial town hall.
Swellnook: A influx of Kul Tiran immigrants saw a reformating of the city's docks, and the rise of a small seaside community of fisherfolk and carpenters, that remains Kul Tiran dominated to this day, excluding the Waveblade Ankoan, who live nearest to the docks, and visiting Tortollans.
Creche Obsidian: The newest enclave to arise in Stormwind, the Dracthyr build it with advisement from the Blue and Black Dragonflights, a glassing tower of stone that sits as an outpost for the Obsidian Warders. As a show of good faith, Deathwing's jaw was moved into the small valley beside the tower.
And here are a few questions answered on the final piece:
If you look at the lake to the south east there are Jinyu living beneath the waves
The Nelves moved the Hyjal portal there and also settled that area because of the remains of the Genesaur flooding the area around their with Spirit/Life Magic. It’s becoming a place for other races to learn about Druidism
The Everbloom portal has been changed to be a connection to Hyjal
Then we're on to Orgrimmar, which isn't quite done yet so looks a lot more sparse:
Source: Orgrimmar 3.0 is coming along.
They are some pretty cool modifications (and expansions), made Inkarnate, so thanks to LucasVerBeek for some impressive work, and we hope he finished it all up and we get the full lore dump!
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By Stan
We've looked at the number of Mythic+ runs completed during the second week of Dragonflight Season 4!
The chart provided by MythicPlusPoster allows us to compare these figures to those from earlier Dragonflight seasons.
This season, Blizzard has adjusted dungeon difficulty settings, making both Heroic and Mythic levels not only suitable for gearing up but also comparable to the Mythic 2-10 keys from Season 3, which were counted in the Mythic+ totals. With Season 4's M +0 being on par with Season 3's M 2-10, it's logical to see a decrease in numbers.
In the first week of Season 4, players completed 1,486,891 Mythic+ runs.
By the second week, the number of runs increased to 1,710,477, which is understandable as players had better gear and could tackle higher Mythic keys.
During Dragonflight Season 1, players completed 1,874,934 runs in the second week. In Season 2, that number rose to 2,151,658. In the second week of Season 3, the count of Mythic+ runs was 2,646,932.
Source: Reddit
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By Staff
The Team Liquid and Raider.io organized Mythic+ Charity Pro-Am tournament is back for the fourth year and will be bringing a lot of fun dungeon runs on May 25th! Signups for the amateur side of the coin are still open today, so if you wanted to try your hand at this really fun format, you still can!
As with the last three iterations, the tournament features professional MDI/TGP players getting teamed up with amateur players, with teams consisting of 2 pros, 2 amateurs and 1 content creator! 6 teams will fight it out to see who can reach the highest key in 5 hours, with proceeds from the whole thing going to charity! The pro-am has raised over $125,000 for charity so far, with last year alone having brought in $56,000!
The always entertaining event starts on May 25th, so set your calendars, and remember to register today if you wanted to participate! You can find all the details for the event over on Raider.IO's hub.
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