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Philipp Sattler Source: buffed
March 30, 2024 at 2:50 p.m. – Dataminers have found over 300 new colors for Burning Crusade weapons in the data from Wow Patch 10.2.6. What is Blizzard planning to do with this batch of new transmog templates?
It’s no secret that Blizzard likes to make working on WoW as easy as possible. Recolors, i.e. new colors for an existing model, are an easy way to give players the illusion of new items. New colors are not bad per se, but can enhance a previously boring item and turn it into an absolute eye-catcher.
The trading post in particular benefits from such new colors of existing items. But the amount of items that have now appeared may be too much even for the trading post.
The data miners have now found over 300 new entries in the WoW Patch 10.2.6 data. These are linked to new looks and colors of existing weapons from Burning Crusade. Some of them have been in the game (in other entries) since then. Others, on the other hand, have not yet existed – including new colors for iconic weapons such as Shards of Azzinoth or Zhar’doom, Devourer’s Greatstaff.
New colors of the legendary bow have even appeared: Thori’dal, Fury of the Stars. And one of the smallest two-handed weapons of all time, Ax of the Gronnlordhas now apparently gotten a one-handed version.
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What is Blizzard planning to do with 300 new BC weapons in WoW?
So it’s a mix of new weapons, a few existing weapons in familiar colors and a lot of familiar weapons in new colors. In the following picture gallery you can see all the weapon optics found (be careful: there are over 300 optics):
What does Blizzard plan to do with over 300 weapons? Of course, this question inevitably arises with such a quantity. However, we cannot give an answer at this point, but can only speculate. Of course, there is the possibility that you can simply prepare for the future of the trading post and bring a lot of optics into play in one fell swoop that will be unlocked in the coming years.
A new event, which should come into play with patch 10.2.7, may also be prepared here. It would then be expected that this event is somehow related to the content from Burning Crusade.
Another possibility is that Blizzard has been playing with new internal tools, for example letting the AI design countless new color schemes and now simply implementing them into the game files without having a deeper plan. But why not just leave them in a drawer until you know how you want to use them? By the way, we have also highlighted for you what artificial intelligence can mean for the games industry.
We’ll probably have to wait to see what Blizzard plans to do with it. But what do you think? How could Blizzard bring this amount of new visuals to World of Warcraft (buy now World of Warcraft jetzt bei Amazon bestellen” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow noopener”>) insert? Are we seeing a glut of new weapon transmogs or are we just preparing for the long term? Feel free to tell us your opinion in the comments.