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December 8th Blizzard News & Blue Post Roundup
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Blizzard has posted a roundup of this week's blue posts and developer discussions including Dragonflight's Trading Post updates, Wrath's actions against exploitative accounts, and a number of updates with the release of Classic's Season of Discovery.
Here are this week's highlights:
Dragonflight
- Shaman Trading Post Armor Issue: The Imminence of Krag’wa’s Executor was charging more than intended in the Trading Post. This was resolved, and a fix was being worked on for affected players.
- Trading Post Update: Some announced items were unavailable on the vendor; this was resolved this week.
Wrath of the Lich King Classic
- Actions Against Exploitative Accounts: A summary of recent actions was posted on Wednesday.
- Joyous Journeys Buff: It was not intended to have this buff disappear with maintenance. It is being looked into and will be reactivated once issues are resolved.
WoW Classic Season of Discovery
- Ashenvale PvP Changes: Check out the latest changes to the PvP event in Ashenvale.
- Reputation at Revered: It is intended that defeating faction leaders no longer rewards reputation once a character is Revered.
- Notes Bout Gameplay: Some clarifications were posted on December 1 to avoid confusion on how the game works.
- PvP Rank Cap: With the initial max level of 25, the PvP rank will be capped at 3.
- Hotfixes
December 1: Some changes were made to the game the day after release, which included adjustments to avoid bottlenecking, reductions in power for abilities that trivialized content, and a redesign for the Explosive Shot rune ability. - December 4: These hotfixes at the start of the week
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Original Luigi’s Mansion 2 Developers Weren’t Sure The System They Were Making The Game For
When it comes to video game development, secrecy is something that is paramount on multiple levels. After all, we live in an age where just about everything is talked about all the time, and that means that anyone and everyone can leak something if they want to or are “incentivized” enough. And Nintendo has had to deal with leaks of all kinds over the years. Plus, their secrecy about the upcoming Nintendo Switch successor has led to all kinds of “reports” coming out. But even during the development of Luigi’s Mansion 2, The Big N wanted to ensure that no one talked about the game or the system it would be on.
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