Catégorie by Connor Jan 25,2025
Le patch 11.1 de World of Warcraft convertira automatiquement les jetons de célébration en bronze restants en badges déformés dans le temps. Cette conversion, au taux de 1 jeton de célébration Bronze pour 20 badges Timewarped, aura lieu lors de la première connexion des joueurs après la sortie du patch.
L'événement du 20e anniversaire de World of Warcraft, qui s'est terminé le 7 janvier, a offert aux joueurs de nombreux jetons de célébration en bronze utilisés pour acheter des ensembles de niveau 2 et des objets d'anniversaire. Tous les jetons restants seront désormais convertis pour éviter le gaspillage de devises. Blizzard a confirmé aucune utilisation future de ces jetons.
Cette conversion automatique garantit que les joueurs ne se retrouveront pas avec des devises obsolètes dans leurs inventaires. Bien que le patch 11.1 n'ait pas de date de sortie officielle, le 25 février est une forte possibilité, ce qui correspond au récent calendrier de mise à jour de Blizzard. Cela signifie que la conversion aura probablement lieu après la conclusion du deuxième événement Turbulent Timeways (se terminant le 24 février).
Les badges Timewarped, la monnaie convertie, sont utilisés dans les événements Timewalking. Les récompenses achetées avec ces badges restent disponibles en permanence, permettant aux joueurs de les conserver pour de futurs événements. Il est conseillé aux joueurs de se connecter après la sortie du patch 11.1 pour réclamer leurs badges convertis.
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