World of Warcraft Highlights Quality-of-Life Improvements in Patch 10.2.5

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World of Warcraft is getting some helpful quality-of-life improvements soon, including one that shows how much time is remaining to complete Traveler’s Log activities tied to holiday events. Though Patch 10.2.5, Seeds of Renewal, introduces tons of big changes to World of Warcraft, some of its smallest ones will be the most impactful.

The release of Patch 10.2.5 is imminent, bringing Dragonflight epilogues, worldwide Dragonriding, and the Azerothian Archives public archaeology event to World of Warcraft. As the first patch of 2024, Seeds of Renewal goes live on January 16.

However, some of the most important changes coming to World of Warcraft in this new patch are in its quality-of-life improvements. These changes continue the trend Dragonflight began at its launch by gradually improving the framework of the game through evergreen updates. World of Warcraft shared a preview of one of these improvements – a new Traveler’s Log feature that shows how much time is left for holiday activities – on its official Twitter, but players can find even more of these quality-of-life features on the patch notes for WoW Seeds of Renewal.

Nearly every patch since Dragonflight’s launch has introduced new quality-of-life updates. Players have seen an overhaul to the user interface, the new action targeting and ping systems, gray and white transmogs, and even the ability to sell all junk items with the click of a button added since the expansion's release. This newest set of quality-of-life improvements will help continue the journey of modernizing World of Warcraft as it approaches its 20-year anniversary in 2024.

Fans can expect even more quality-of-life improvements in the coming year. The recent 2024 roadmap for World of Warcraft placed four more updates before The War Within in the fall. The pre-patch for World of Warcraft’s next expansion adds tons of major quality-of-life upgrades on its own, including the alt-friendly Warbands features, so fans can look forward to more major