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The Weekly Reset with Taliesin and Evitel: Microsoft, 9.2, Tier Sets, New Affix, Double Legendaries
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wowhead.comTaliesin and Evitel cover the latest news in The Weekly Reset. This week they cover the latest news, next expansion datamining, 9.2, and more.
World of Warcraft Shadowlands Patch 9.2 looks just about ready to go with changes to Double Legendary reputation requirements, Cosmic Flux, Tier set tuning, datamined cinematics and new Mythic+ affix Encrypted. But there's even bigger news than Eternity's End or even the new expansion 10.0. Microsoft have bought out Activisiojn Blizzard, Bobby Kotick's days are numbered and the future is bright… and uncertain. Taliesin and Evitel discuss all this and more on the Weekly Reset. Show Topics «Bobby Kotick Will Leave» Blizzard Developers on Designing Tier Sets for Patch 9.2 — Goals, Power, Acquisition New BoA Gear Tokens in Zereth Mortis — Buy Item Level 226 Gear for Anima Four Encrypted Cinematics Coming in Patch 9.2 Eternity's End Mike Ybarra's Statement on Improving Culture at Blizzard EntertainmentT&E have a website, you can catch them on their Twitch Channel for weekday streams and YouTube for more videos. You can also follow them on Twitter or even join their Patreon!
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