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3.2 patch news
Posted: 27 Jun 2009 16:58
by Cyberia
Will use this thread to accumulate 3.2 news.. Start with quite a surprising but nice one;
Patch 3.2 BOP Items Trade
A very nice feature was added to the game with the latest PTR patch, according to the interface files and a few in-game tests you can now trade BOP items with members of your raid who participated in the kill. This change will probably considerably lower the amount of GM petitions each day.
* BIND_TRADE_TIME_REMAINING = "You may trade this item with players that were also eligible to loot this item for the next %s."; -- Time remaining to trade a bound item. Example: You may trade this item with players that were eligible to loot this item for the next 1 hour 30 minutes.
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 27 Jun 2009 19:17
by Dust
UI Strings are not necessarily an indication of what is coming next patch. But this is a welcome change if it actually gets through.
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 27 Jun 2009 19:58
by Cyberia
Yeah I know .. but;
and a few in-game tests
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 30 Jun 2009 08:54
by Cyberia
two in one day ...
Patch 3.2 Raid Lockout Extension
A new feature has been introduced in this build, you can now extend your raid lockout to make them last one more week. This is probably very useful if your guild is trying to get a specific boss down and doesn't really need any other loot in the instance, you can just get one more weeks of tries without having to clean everything in the way.
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 30 Jun 2009 08:56
by Cyberia
Common Tokens
This new PTR build had its share of Tier 9 updates, the models for the Leather_ArgentHorde are available and we now have the prices for each piece. The biggest change here is the introduction of a common token for all armor parts, you can buy the Head/Hands/Chest/Legs/Shoulders of your set with a single item. (Example: Regalia of the Grand Conqueror)
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 30 Jun 2009 09:10
by Viho
Cyberia wrote:two in one day ...
Patch 3.2 Raid Lockout Extension
A new feature has been introduced in this build, you can now extend your raid lockout to make them last one more week. This is probably very useful if your guild is trying to get a specific boss down and doesn't really need any other loot in the instance, you can just get one more weeks of tries without having to clean everything in the way.
Interesting move, I'd like them to make VOA and OS not have to wait a full week for a reset too!
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 30 Jun 2009 10:15
by MindyMcfly
Patch 3.2 Raid Lockout Extension
A new feature has been introduced in this build, you can now extend your raid lockout to make them last one more week. This is probably very useful if your guild is trying to get a specific boss down and doesn't really need any other loot in the instance, you can just get one more weeks of tries without having to clean everything in the way.
Why dont they just add cheat codes?
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 30 Jun 2009 10:18
by Rathil
/console
/god
God mode has been enabled.
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 30 Jun 2009 11:04
by MindyMcfly
Sorry but thats a real sucky move.
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 30 Jun 2009 11:35
by Noolah
I don't see the problem.
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 30 Jun 2009 11:59
by MindyMcfly
In my experience people only want to raid on nights they get loot rather than progress. Im not saying this is everyone but if say we locked Ulduar for a second week, some of us would be happy to have many tries on Vezax and hopefully Yogg, but thats also another week without any epics being looted from the other bosses.
It adds a new problem for guild leaders to deal with.
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 27 Jul 2009 06:52
by Xureon
447 MB of patch data is currently available for download from the Blizzard Background Downloader... the patch may be quite close, a few weeks only perhaps. It's probably good to start downloading already
Re: 3.2 patch news
Posted: 27 Jul 2009 08:52
by Cyberia
Xureon wrote:447 MB of patch data is currently available for download from the Blizzard Background Downloader... the patch may be quite close, a few weeks only perhaps. It's probably good to start downloading already
Parts 1 and 2 are also available
here.