Again, the latest World of Warcraft events, Time Rifts, are the most disaster of the year since the release of the original version of 11.1.5 on July 11. Although Blizzard Entertainment dropped a hotfix for the event and its now no longer the lagfest that it was at the moment, players still are unhappy with the recent world event.
On July 27, players in an episode of WoWs subreddit explained that Time Rifts are world events that allow you to travel to the alternate universes of Azeroth, still feel underwhelming. Because the catch-up gear created of the event requires a long and tedious task, the weekly quest called When Time Needs Mending is per account and not per character, and the Dilated Time Capsule currency used for purchasing gear are bound to your character.
Time Rifts are hard to maintain, so blizzard tried to paint it as a “catch up”. Could we make some adjustments? in wow, u/Ch1b1N1njaGam1ng in wow, wow!
Others have justified that this event as rather fun events where you don’t need to get out of a room for grabs and get a tidbit of fun, and that all available items come with the next patch, Patch 10.1.7, and Dreamsurge.
But still everyone would love these currencies to become account-wide because many of us end up with full bags, while our alts just scrap through the Dragon Isles.
Likewise, WoW Patch 10.0.7 was the catch-up vs. Forbidding Reach would be the place for you if you want to get your characters up to speed.
If you are late to Dragonflight party, stay tight until the next patch is announced in fall 2023 and the new event invites us to help with the major astropolis. This patch will also introduce Heritage Armors for Night Elves, a new ping system and automated chat modes.
