Mise à jour du client de World of Warcraft 2.0.12
 
Mac
 
    * Amélioration de la gestion de la mémoire et de la stabilité sous Mac OS X 10.4.9 avec OpenGL en multi-tâche (multi-threading).
 
 
Correction de bugs
 
    * Essayer de rendre une charte de guilde comportant la signature d'un joueur ayant formé sa propre guilde ne renvoie plus un message d'erreur inadapté.
    * Utiliser la commande de Déblocage automatique du système d'assistance clientèle déclenche désormais le temps de recharge d'une heure sur la pierre de foyer du personnage.
    * Arènes
          o Les joueurs ne voient plus leurs adversaires apparaître dans leurs journaux de combat pendant la phase de préparation d'une rencontre d'arène.
    * Champs de bataille
          o L'Œil du cyclone : les joueurs ne devraient plus pouvoir réussir à sortir de la bulle avant le début de la partie.
    * Le Méchanar
          o La porte qui se trouve à l'étage de l'ascenseur du Méchanar reste désormais ouverte pendant que les joueurs relèvent le Défi et après la mort de Pathaleon le Calculateur.
    * Grottes du Temps : Hautebrande d'antan
          o L'Évasion du Fort-de-Durn n'est plus interrompue pendant la rencontre dans l'église.
    * Application de diverses corrections dans les versions localisées.

Hello Blizzard,  
 
Trash-Shrine Cavern is a painful bore. It feels like work, or class, sleeping through it because the trash is so long and boring - respawning by the hour.  
 
When will killing the bosses end the trash respawns?  
 
If I see another epic ninja star I might just delete my character.  
 
We had another player quit today because of the state of rogues in raiding and the stress too much trash content is putting on us.  
 
Listen:  
 
If your content is not ready yet, then be honest and tell us that up front. We're not going to rush you through anything, because we ALL know rushed content in games turns out bad. I would rather have you developers intentionally lock a door in our faces like you did back during the first Vaelastrasz kills, than the alternative which is too much trash. I would rather form a full raid, go to the instance, and see a locked door preventing me from going to content that isn't fully developed than trudge through the Shawshank Redemption Sewage Pipe crawling to the light at the end of a 5 mile tunnel of trash to get to a boss. Please use your heads and be courteous enough to spare us the bull. Don't put us through torture to prevent us from burning through content too quickly. This painfully, disgustingly excessive trash is a cheap, dirty, and lazy tactic of holding us back. I highly suggest that you think of more creative ways to slow us down.  
 
A guildmate was kind enough to help me think of a creative c*ckblock idea for you: At a certain point in an untuned/unfinished or purposely delaying instance, a pally-bubbled Lord Kazzak spawns, killing the entire raid screaming, "I am supreme - Get out of my instance now!" We would rather play with that, because it'd be a humorously obvious way of telling us to gtfo. Yeah, C'thun was almost like that, but not direct enough. We've been through a lot of new raid content the past two months, but sadly, it's mostly been trash. Stop screwing with our time.  
 
Allow me to go into details on why it's so terrible:  
 
First, a more technical problem with Morogrim Tidewalker: I don't think it has been addressed yet. If you clear to him and take the front path of trash to enter his room, and engage him the way he faces, then the murlocs that spawn from the tunnel in the back of the room aggro Naga trash packs inside of it. The raid is trained with all of those trash packs that separate Morogrim's room with Karathress's room. In order to prevent that from happening, with efficiency in mind, we kill Leotheras first, then Karathress, then clear to Morogrim from the back route. For guilds that cannot kill Leotheras or Karathress - this would be a problem. What we had to resort to doing one night was have a hunter misdirect our MT who willingly sacrificed his durability for us as a decoy while we ran nude across his room to the back. In other words, we suicide rushed to res up with wipe-recovery behind Morogrim and clear that back tunnel/hallway to prevent being trained by the bugged mobs we shouldnt have had to clear. If we're not meant to enter his room that way, then what is the point of having a front entrance with multiple gangs of nagas?  
 
The Lurker Below Trash Clear: A half-hour long drawn out BroodlordLashlayer/BugTunnel/Heighan. During our learning stages, most of the time we could only afford one single attempt on him per clear, since those Naga packs respawn every 45 minutes. This was the most tedious, and costly.  
 
Bog Lords: These things are more fun than the packs of Nagas, IMO. What bothers us, however, are those special bog lords that spawn 20 little young bog lords with mega HP after the big one dies. That's just uncalled for.  
 
SSC Trash in General: The amount of mobs between the player, Leotheras, and Morogrim is extreme. The one hour respawn rate is too short due to the amount of trash mobs there are total. The first packs you kill start to respawn too soon after actually getting to a boss. Nearly every player who has responded here so far agrees that raiding trash-filled dungeons adds too much of a tedious and timed grind into what is supposed to be the fun end result that we're rewarded after already going through many long mob, reputation, and item grinds.  
 
/partialrant Grind grind grind. Extended, prolonged repetition is boring, and extremely long repetition has a negative impact on the content in question. We're already grinding through enough repetition outside the 25 man raid instances - we're keyboard-facing. As much as I know you need us to play-test all of these new instances, we might not want to volunteer for it anymore since it's threatening our sanity. Yes, I've been playing since 2004. No, I don't have a life. Yes, I do still enjoy World of Warcraft. Yes, I want to help improve the gameplay. Yes, I think we know more than we should about this game, other games, and MMOs in general, to the point where we should all make our own for a living.  
 
In Regards to Tempest Keep: For those who do not know (or care to explore with mind vision), there is a boss deep inside named High Astromancer Solarian. After clearing an extremely long hallway from the zone-in portal, to Al'ar's room, there is a doorway which leads to another hallway to Solarian. From that doorway, there are approximately 30 trash mobs separating the player from the room, and 44 trash mobs inside Solarian's room itself. That is just crazy. When we realized what we were getting ourselves into tonight, we portalled out and visited Gruul.  
 
Tempest Keep clear times are just as long, if not longer, then SSC. Also, like SSC, all of the trash can respawn during an encounter in progress, including patrols that walk into the area of the event.  
 
The majority of the initial Tempest Keep trash packs are trivial and tedious. It feels very much like a 25-player version of a Heroic 5 man at first, but with more mobs to clear. Each pull to Al'ar's room, and onward, consists of: Polymorph a bunch of blood elves, kill them 1 by 1, heal through some AoE damage, rinse repeat. It's really mind numbing - we attempt to keep people at their WoW screen by entertaining them with light humor, but it doesn't work for everyone. I've seen an all-time high of AFK, myself being guilty as well.  
 
 
 
Come on Blizzard, we stepped our games up forever trying to help you fine tune this stuff because we liked the game and the communities we've helped create. The least you could do is attempt to make the raiding fun.  
 
Who is looking forward to the next 25 man trash clear? Please don't release Black Temple. It's too soon.  
 
Q u o t e:  
Here's a guarantee that Black Temple will be vastly better... pee tee arr.  
 
 
 
I would have agreed with the above quote last year, but I disagree now.  
 
Success of player-testing is very limited; it's really up to the men who make the money to do things right. Both C'thun and Kel'Thuzad were untested by players until retail: One was awful, one was near-perfect. The PTR had no effect on either; the tuning of both encounters was up to the paychecks. Trash shouldn't be different.  
 
If you seriously wanted players to log on a Public Test Realm for 8 hours a night, clearing through instances and testing encounters as much as we do it on Live all week, they'd have to be employees. I think the high end raiding guilds in US are too burnt out to test anything on PTR right now. And frankly, we're very insulted as well - meaning most would not want to participate on PTR.  
 
With all the time required to successfully raid Karazhan, Gruul, Magtheridon, SSC, Tempest Keep, farm consumables, farm materials, who in their right mind would want to spend more time on a PTR testing the next 25 man raid (unless it was their job)? We're already overwhelmed with extremely extensive, Shiney Fish Scale dropping trash-clears and headaches from SSC. My, where did the time go? Time flies when you're looting Shiney Fish Scales. Naga didn't steal my bike, he stole my time. Etc.