Although World of Warcraft’s next expansion, The War Within, is still in beta, details about the content of the next patches, 11.1 and 11.2, seem to have already come to light. Dataminers have discovered clues in the game files that point to two new raid objectives, of which we will obviously deliver without first MAKE A SPOILERS ALERT.
According to the information provided by these players, everything points to a Goblin Raid, which could be located in the “Undermine” zone, the ancestral home of the goblins and the place where Azerite was first discovered. Given the crucial role that goblins play in The War Within, this scenario seems like a very likely possibility.
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Additionally, these dataminers have found data on a second raid, which could take players to the shattered world of K’aresh, home of the Ethereals, who have already experienced the influence of the Void. There they could face the “Shadow Guard”, Void-consumed Ethereals who serve Xal’atath.
Information provided thanks to objects found in the game files with the names “Goblin Raid” and “Ethereal Raid”. Since Blizzard uses similar names for items from other raids, this strongly suggests new raid objectives in upcoming patches. The ethereal world of K’aresh was annihilated by the Void Lord Dimensius, the same one who appointed Xal’atath as his herald. A raid on K’aresh could bring players closer to direct confrontation with the consequences of the Void and Xal’atath’s plans.
While this information has not been officially confirmed, clues in the game files and the story development so far suggest a high probability that the leaks are true. Additionally, it is important that Blizzard could modify the actual content of upcoming patches, especially if the leaks turned out to be real.
After 10 expansions, World of Warcraft weighs 32 times more than it originally did, totaling 128 GB with “The War Within”
World of Warcraftone of the Largest MMORPG in the worldhas not only expanded its vast virtual world over the years, but has also increased exponentially your disk storage requirement.
What was once a modest game of 4 GB at the beginninghas evolved to require significant amounts of disk spaceexceeding the original expectations of its developers.
Data collected by Reddit user factor3x and presented by Icy-Veins shows how it has size evolved of the different World of Warcraft versions throughout the expansions. From the modest 4GB Since the initial release, the game has grown impressively, with current requirements reaching up to 128 GB for the next expansion “The War Within”an increase of more than 32 times compared to its original state.
