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Kil'jaeden hotfixed
Kil'jaeden "nerfed" on live servers.
We've just deployed a hotfix to all regions that changes the targeting behavior of Kil'jaeden's Soul Flay ability. The ability now has a much simpler rule to determine who will be targeted.
Soul Flay now targets the player with the highest threat against Kil'jaeden, regardless of the distance between the player and Kil'jaeden. The normal threat buffer that prevents a creature from changing targets to someone outside of melee range does not exist with Soul Flay. Soul Flay will still not target a player who is immune, however.
This change will likely change some of the strategies currently used by players against Kil'jaeden, but our intention is not to make the encounter any more or less difficult. This change should result in a more consistent, more understandable, and more enjoyable Kil'jaeden fight.
Reminder: Additional WWI Tickets are going on sale today
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You will not be able to get an Amani Warbear once WotLK hits live servers, but we plan to have other bears out there at some point.
Riding crop doesn't stack with the carrot on a stick/spurs/enchant (src)
I think it's been well established that the riding crop does not stack with the carrot on a stick/spurs/enchant, as well as the proper way to request an item restoration by petitioning our in-game support.
That aside, we wouldn't make an item obtained in the 30's level range work with any future speed increases, either now or in the foreseeable future. We would effectively be requiring people to either go back and complete the quest if they hadn't, or doom our in-game support to hundreds of thousands of petitions for item restorations which could probably not be met. Save yourself the hassle, all you need is the riding crop.
Security Alert – Flash Vulnerability (src)
A recent vulnerability has been discovered in popular web-content delivery program Adobe Flash, and it could potentially be used to target World of Warcraft players and accounts. The newest available version of Adobe Flash, version 9.0.124.0, does not contain this vulnerability, and we recommend that everyone upgrade their Flash player as soon as possible by visiting the Adobe.com download page at the link below.
http://www.adobe.com...ve/download/...
In addition, to avoid exploitation of this vulnerability, we have temporarily disabled the ability to post hyperlinks in our forums. Any links will need to be copied and pasted into a browser. We’ll continue to evaluate any potential security threats and take any steps necessary to ensure a safe and fun environment.
For more information on this issue, you can read the announcements from the Adobe security team concerning the threat at the links below.
http://blogs.adobe.c...ayer_issue.html
http://blogs.adobe.c..._issue_u_1.html
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