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Posted by on 10 29th, 2011


Ready Check: Looking into the future of raiding

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Ready Check helps you prepare yourself and your raid for the bosses that simply require killing. Check back with Ready Check each week for the latest pointers on killing adds, not standing in fire, and hoping for loot that won’t drop. BlizzCon 2011 was a great source of new information for a lot of players. One of the things that Blizzard didn’t really speak about, however, was the future of raiding in the next expansion and beyond. Since The Burning Crusade , Blizzard has made enormous strides in changing the face of endgame content. It started with the reduction from 40-man raiding to 25-man raiding along with the introduction of 10-man raiding. In Wrath , we saw an even larger change, with every raid having a 10-man option that allowed even greater access to the raiding scene than ever before. Now, 10-man and 25-man are, to Blizzard at least, considered to be on equal footing. With each expansion has come a drastic change to the raiding scene, yet nothing was announced for the next game. This leaves us rather up in the air as to where Blizzard intends to take the raiding scene. WoW is becoming a game of accessibility, where the end goal is to make the largest amount of content available to the widest audience. In light of this, it is time that we don our tin foil hats in taking a look at what the future might hold for raiding players of WoW . Continue reading Ready Check: Looking into the future of raiding Filed under: Raiding , Ready Check (Raiding) Ready Check: Looking into the future of raiding originally appeared on WoW Insider on Fri, 28 Oct 2011 19:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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