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Heroic Dungeons Will Count Toward Great Vault Progress in Patch 10.2

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Heroic Dungeons will count toward Great Vault progress in Patch 10.2.

The latest Patch 10.2 build adds some minor changes to the Great Vault requirements or rather global strings that suggest you will no longer need to complete Mythic+ dungeons to gain progress in the Dungeons category. Instead, the related global strings have been updated with the "Heroic" keyword and the "+" has been effectively removed, which means completing Heroic or Mythic Dungeons will now grant progress in the category (down from 1/4/8 Mythic+ dungeons).

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We found evidence in yet another string tied to weekly rewards threshold for dungeons where the"Keystone" word was replaced with just "Mythic".

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1 hour ago, Prophet001 said:

Heroic dungeons might actually be relevant with this gear reset.

Tbf, running mythics or raids without heroic dungeon gear levels is ill-advised. So, they have always been relevant to some extent.

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Say that to raiders doing BC Hc's , Good luck Ramparts first packs. At the time of the game. ' get's out his manual of BC huge book reading tactics and certain pulls , that was made by a Tauren warrior '

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20 minutes ago, Topman said:

Say that to raiders doing BC Hc's , Good luck Ramparts first packs. At the time of the game. ' get's out his manual of BC huge book reading tactics and certain pulls , that was made by a Tauren warrior '

Ooo ooo I know! I know!!

 

Is it Kungen??

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11 hours ago, TheRagingwolf said:

Tbf, running mythics or raids without heroic dungeon gear levels is ill-advised. So, they have always been relevant to some extent.

In most cases yes, except when catch up mechanics are involved especially Dreamsurge event. Only thing you might need from heroic would be decent trinkets, but you could run mythic +0-2 at least (maybe up to 7 with upgrades and if everyone else is decently geared) with the Dreamsurge gear. 1 piece would be 415 from the weekly and then you just need flightstones and Shadowflame Crests and you just bypassed heroic dungeons and then some.

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You get the veteran trinks from Time Rift vendors.  Same "dust and spend" mechanics as the dreamsurge alt token vendor;   while the token isn't BoA, for the Time Rifts, the dust is.

 

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they should just make M0 queueable, literally 0 reason it isn't and would help a lot of people who are too afraid to dip their toes into Mythics in general maybe get into M+

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