From the opening of the nostalgic server of World of Warcraft to the present, Blizzard has made magic changes to the original content many times, and even the national server has opened the time badge, and from the situation of the TBC test server, the nostalgic server version and the original version also have certain differences. the difference. However, what is elusive is that two very important mechanisms were opened in the original TBC version, and these two mechanisms are also eagerly awaited by many players, and Blizzard has still not mentioned it until now.
has two important mechanism changes in the TBC version of World of Warcraft, one is the role renaming service, and the other is to open the PVE server to the PVP server.
Character renaming service opening time
Many players think that the character renaming service in World of Warcraft is open relatively late, at least it should be opened at the same time as other character customization services (transferring race and faction), but this is not the case, the character renaming is Warcraft The world's earliest character customization service.
As early as October 2007, Blizzard announced the opening of the character renaming service in the form of a blue post. The price at that time was $10. In October 2007, the national server only opened TBC for a month, and the foreign server players were also in version 2.1, so the role renaming was a product of the TBC version.
It stands to reason that Blizzard has made a lot of changes to the TBC version, and the player character is also using the 2.43 template. When the TBC version is open, it is logical to add a character name change, but Blizzard has been silent, and in TBC In the blue post, there is no mention of changing the character's name. I wonder if Blizzard has forgotten the mechanism of the year.
Although there are also ways to change the name for free in the nostalgic server, such as deleting the large number, then double-opening the sub-account, creating a small account with the same name and quickly clicking the button to restore the character, but the "black technology" renaming is not reliable after all.
Of course, there is also a possibility that October 2007 corresponds to version 2.1 of World of Warcraft. Blizzard plans to postpone the opening of the character renaming service to the P3 stage of the classic server, but if the opening time is too late, the value will not be high.
PVE transfer to PVP opening time
In addition to the role renaming, in 2008, World of Warcraft also opened the mechanism of PVE server transfer to PVP server.
As we all know, PVP and PVE servers are not interoperable in the nostalgic server. Even if there is a server transfer mechanism, it is only a "one-way ticket". Players can choose to transfer from the PVP server to the PVE server, but they can't transfer back. .
The vast majority of players are relatively “changeable” when playing games, and they often transfer their roles to other servers when their minds are hot. I transferred to the "Jasper Mine" server. After the freshness passed, I regretted it, but it was too late to regret it.
For many players, switching to the PVE server is just a whim, and the wild PVP in the early version of World of Warcraft is quite interesting. Switching to the PVE server means that there is one less way to play, so many players hope that Blizzard Can open PVE to PVP server.
A role renaming service, a PVE server to PVP server, both are TBC versions of the mechanism, and Blizzard has not announced it until now, I don’t know if there is a deeper meaning.
Of course, compared to the above two mechanisms, many players hope that Blizzard can add the "dual talent" mechanism to the TBC nostalgic server, but the "dual talent", like the transmog system, is not the TBC version mechanism, and the designer has made it clear It has been said that TBC will not open the illusion, so there is basically no possibility of opening the "dual talent".
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