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Preparing for Patch 5.3: Escalation

geposted 2013.05.07 um 20:15 von perculia

Experience required to level from 85-90 will be reduced by 33%.

Item Upgrades are returning, but the costs are greatly reduced and you can't upgrade Season 13 PvP gear.

The cost of heirlooms is reduced by 60%.

Lesser Charms of Good Fortune will now drop from some rare mobs.

PvP gear is getting some huge changes--resilience is being removed and all characters get 65% base resilience instead.

Click the cut for the full blog!

Blizzard

Now that the patch is on the horizon, we’ve narrowed down some of the key things you might want to know before the big day. If you want to find out more about everything that’s coming, you can check out the latest Public Test Realm patch notes, or even download and play on the PTR itself.

Be Prepared
Hold on to some of those currencies you’ve been earning over the course of patch 5.2. The gear-upgrading Void Binders are returning in patch 5.3, but it will be cheaper to upgrade items using Valor and Justice Points. Upgradeable PvP items from Season 12 will be eligible for upgrade once again at their original costs. In addition, Heirloom items will be cheaper to upgrade, whether you’re using Justice Points, Honor Points, or Darkmoon Faire tickets. We’re also speeding up the leveling process from 85 to 90. Here are the details:

The experience required to level from 85 to 90 will be reduced by 33%. Time to dust off those alts!
The Void Binders are coming back!
- Items upgraded with Valor will now cost 250 Valor Points to upgrade per 4 Item Levels, for a total of 500 Valor for 8 Item Levels per item. This applies retroactively to all items that can be upgraded using Valor.
- Items upgraded with Justice will now cost 750 Justice Points to upgrade for 8 Item Levels. They can only be upgraded once, for a total of 750 Justice and 8 Item Levels per item. This applies retroactively to all items that can be upgraded using Justice.
- Malevolent Gladiator’s Conquest (Season 12) items that have upgrades available will still be upgradable at their original Conquest Point costs (750 Conquest Points per 4 Item Levels, with two upgrades possible).
- Dreadful Gladiator’s Honor (Season 12) items that have upgrades available will still be upgradable at their original costs (one upgrade at a cost of 750 Honor Points for 8 Item Levels).
- No other PvP items will be able to be upgraded.
The amount of Justice, Honor, and Darkmoon Faire tickets needed to upgrade Heirloom items will be reduced by 60%.

Item Level Requirements
Are you ready to face the Raid Finder, Heroic dungeons, and new Heroic Scenarios? Make sure that you’re geared up to dive right in:

Heroic Scenarios require an average Item Level of 480; unlike normal Scenarios, you’ll need a pre-made party to enter.
An average Item Level of 440 is required for Heroic dungeons.
An average Item Level of 460 is required for the Raid Finder version of Mogu’shan Vaults.
An average item level of 470 is required for Raid Finder versions of Heart of Fear and Terrace of Endless Spring.
An average Item Level of 480 is required for the Raid Finder version of Throne of Thunder.

Lesser Charms of Good Fortune
We’re adding more ways to acquire Lesser Charms of Good Fortune in patch 5.3. In addition to the changes that took effect in patch 5.2, which reduced the number of Lesser Charms of Good Fortune required to purchase three Mogu Runes of Fate from 90 to 50 and allowed players to earn Lesser Charms from Pet Battles, these new sources of Lesser Charms will be available in patch 5.3:

Outdoor world creatures level 90 and above now have a chance to drop Lesser Charms of Good Fortune.
Rare spawns in Pandaria (except Zandalari Warscouts and Zandalari Warbringers) and bosses encountered as part of the Battlefield: Barrens quest event in Kalimdor will drop Lesser Charms of Good Fortune.

PvP Season Update
PvP Season 13 is still in full swing. We discussed many of the changes coming to PvP gear in our PvP Gear in 5.2 and Preparing for PvP in Patch 5.3 blogs, and the changes below are explained in greater detail there. As a reminder, the 7,250 Conquest Point requirement to purchase non-elite Conquest Point weapons is being removed with patch 5.3.

A number of significant changes are coming to PvP and PvP gear:

All characters now have a base Resilience of 65%.
Battle Fatigue now reduces the effectiveness of healing and absorb spells and abilities by 45% (was 30%).
PvP Power bonus to healing is now based on class and specialization.
- Healing specializations receive a 100% bonus to healing from PvP Power.
- Damage specializations for Druids, Monks, Paladins, Priests, and Shaman receive a 70% bonus to healing from PvP Power.
- All other specializations and classes (including tanking) receive a 40% bonus to healing from PvP Power.

Patching Smoothly
It’s easy to make sure that you’re ready to play when the realms become available on patch day. If you haven’t played in a while, one of the simplest things you can do is open the World of Warcraft launcher and allow the updater to download the latest available game files. If you use user interface add-ons, make sure you have the latest versions and that they’re updated and ready to go for the new patch. This is also a good time to update your video card’s drivers.

If you experience any patching issues, there’s a technical support forum thread all about patching that could help. You can also follow @BlizzardCS on Twitter for the latest support-related news.

Getting Additional Account Help
If you’re having an issue with your account, a number of resources are available to you. If other players are experiencing a similar issue, they may have already posted about it on the Customer Support forum located here, so that can sometimes be a good first stop. If you need more information or direct assistance, the Battle.net Support site will allow you to search through available solutions, submit a support ticket, or contact customer support directly.

A compilation of resources and information can also be found on the Customer Support forum, including information on in-game support, reporting bugs and cheats, submitting suggestions, reporting forum violations, and sharing forum feedback.

Good luck, and we’ll see you in Azeroth!

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Kommentar von BrightBrown "Hold onto those currencies…" I guess this means that valor points will not be converted to something else. This is a good thing. Kommentar von leon57 well... there goes PVP. Kommentar von Lordplatypus Eyup, PvP is now over. Kommentar von Tomwatson4 YAY! PvP is OVER! LOL Kommentar von Rufwon Wow! Kommentar von AkimboYojimbo well... there goes PVP.Eyup, PvP is now over.you thinkKommentar von Smeisqualityfoot In other news, how exactly does the whole Escalation experience play out? Is it phased content, or will I be just so much chum for the roving packs of Horde players if I try to participate?Kommentar von Rankkor well... there goes PVP.Eyup, PvP is now over.In other news, how exactly does the whole Escalation experience play out? Is it phased content, or will I be just so much chum for the roving packs of Horde players if I try to participate?Kommentar von Strifebearer
In other news, how exactly does the whole Escalation experience play out? Is it phased content, or will I be just so much chum for the roving packs of Horde players if I try to participate?Kommentar von Rankkor
In other news, how exactly does the whole Escalation experience play out? Is it phased content, or will I be just so much chum for the roving packs of Horde players if I try to participate?Kommentar von Nulgar I read that the level 90 Kor'kron are neutral to lower-level players, whom they consider beneath their attention. Also, Northern Barrens are a Horde zone, so lower-levels will be still safe from ganking as long as they don't let themselves get flagged. However, this would also apply to level 90 Horde players, meaning only Alliance players would be perma-flagged on PvP servers.
It's just the stupidity of the world PvP concept in such zones. Isle of Quel'Danas, Molten Front, now the Barrens: zones in which H&A technically work together against the Greater Evil, yet what do many players focus on? Pointless PvP, usually on the unsuspecting questers, making it griefing in my eyes.

IoQD and MF should've been sanctuaries.
Here, they should just change the Barrens to not flag people automatically until 6.0

(For the record, I'm a Horde player, but I'm more interested in getting people to fight the true threat instead of just bashing each others' heads in over and over. If you want that, there's BGs and arenas) Kommentar von Rankkor I read that the level 90 Kor'kron are neutral to lower-level players, whom they consider beneath their attention. Also, Northern Barrens are a Horde zone, so lower-levels will be still safe from ganking as long as they don't let themselves get flagged. However, this would also apply to level 90 Horde players, meaning only Alliance players would be perma-flagged on PvP servers.
It's just the stupidity of the world PvP concept in such zones. Isle of Quel'Danas, Molten Front, now the Barrens: zones in which H&A technically work together against the Greater Evil, yet what do many players focus on? Pointless PvP, usually on the unsuspecting questers, making it griefing in my eyes.

IoQD and MF should've been sanctuaries.
Here, they should just change the Barrens to not flag people automatically until 6.0

(For the record, I'm a Horde player, but I'm more interested in getting people to fight the true threat instead of just bashing each others' heads in over and over. If you want that, there's BGs and arenas)Kommentar von AkimboYojimbo *looks up the comment list*

Well, that escalated quickly. (Ba-dump-bump, tish!)

Sounds like I'll just have to be on my guard. Kommentar von Rainemard well... there goes PVP.Eyup, PvP is now over.be trueThis will be phased, so that low level players don't have to deal with lvl 90 alliance players ganking or griefing them, but also because this will place many lvl 90 HOSTILE mobs in the barrens which would oneshot players just trying to quest.

There's gonna be a buff for lvl 90+ players entering the barrens that will take them to the phased version used for the event.Quests im Nördlichen Brachlandsome of the Kor'kron mobs will FLAG YOU for pvpMagister AledisArelions GeheimnisstillPlayerKommentar von Lordplatypus Simply put, there will be no more rewards for PVP at all.

What's the point in it? some mouthbreathing idiot hitting lei shen until he dies will be able to beat a pvper in his conquest gear.

PVP needs to be rewarding, it's infinitely harder than pve and it should reward as much if not more. Kommentar von Ashendal PVP needs to be rewarding, it's infinitely harder than pve and it should reward as much if not more.Kommentar von CalaelenDT @Rainemard: It's been stated that Battlefront: Barrens is a temporary thing and will be removed eventually (most likely in 5.4 as the story will be moving on from it at that point). Kommentar von Rankkor Simply put, there will be no more rewards for PVP at all.

What's the point in it? some mouthbreathing idiot hitting lei shen until he dies will be able to beat a pvper in his conquest gear.

PVP needs to be rewarding, it's infinitely harder than pve and it should reward as much if not more.
This will be phased, so that low level players don't have to deal with lvl 90 alliance players ganking or griefing them, but also because this will place many lvl 90 HOSTILE mobs in the barrens which would oneshot players just trying to quest.

There's gonna be a buff for lvl 90+ players entering the barrens that will take them to the phased version used for the event.Quests im Nördlichen Brachlandsome of the Kor'kron mobs will FLAG YOU for pvpMagister AledisArelions GeheimnisstillPlayerKommentar von stym "Hold onto those currencies…" I guess this means that valor points will not be converted to something else. This is a good thing.Kommentar von Interest well... there goes PVP.Eyup, PvP is now over.YAY! PvP is OVER! LOL

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