A completely fresh essential patch for World of Warcraft fell at the beginning of this week, including New Dungeons, a fresh raid, a fresh delve, a lot of fresh history, a gigantic (wonderful) fresh zone and many others. But do not sleep on the best, most essential function of this patch: the ability to make your character lean against the wall and look on gloomy or nonchalant, as always.
Okay, but seriously! The latest WOW patch, 11.2, Ghosts of K’aresh, adds a completely fresh game to the game: /Lean. He does exactly what it sounds. Your character tilts back or relaxing with any wall or support, or, if there is nothing, it will simply bend in the air awkwardly. This is a fairly compact addition, but players are having fun with it.
One player divided the levels of levels From each breed and unique /slim Emota, from the blood and emptiness of elves at level S for the fact that they have perfectly insolent tiles, up to D-tier, which contain men’s gnome, females Draenei, Goblins and Dacthyr of both sexes and several others, all of which have immovable and uninterested poses. Another player He discovered that you can keep the toys in your hands in your hands In a way that plays with /Lean Emote nicely, giving your form a free way to check the compass or drink beer.
Although it is stupid, players really kick it. This is a amusing taste, especially for those who utilize World of Warcraft as a space for playing roles. I have already fallen into a group of players, just leaning freely in the capital, and AFK, and I can’t wait to utilize my female Emota Tauren Tier in a fresh raid to rely on aggressively purple walls, while my leader Raid explains mechanics for the 17th time.
The latest Patka World of Warcraft, Ghost of K’aresh, is now available, and the fresh raid, Maniforge Omega, will be opened on Tuesday next week. The lata had an unparalleled start, but Blizzard is actively working on cleaning. This will be the last patch for war in the extension, with the disclosure of the next extension, north, Expected in Gamescom this month.
Rebekah Valentine is a senior Ign reporter. You can find her post on BlueSky @duckvalentine.bsky.skyla. Do you have a hint with history? Send it to ralentine@ign.com.
