Patch 7.2.5 was released just recently to World of Warcraft, and the next major update is out for players to try through the Public Test Realm. Along with other features, patch 7 WOTLK Gold.3 lets players visit Argus which is where the Legion's homeworld is located. Legion.Blizzard announces 7.3 as "a extremely story-driven update" with the bulk all of its new features focused around the brand newly created Argus location. The version 7.3 that is available on the PTR gives accessibility to three major areas that make up Argus and the limited number of stories.

There aren't many places which can be considered secure in Argus However, one area is the Vindicaar which is an "mobile headquarters" which will assist players to navigate around. At this point there is no way to fly within Argus however they are able to access portals in the Vindicaar. They basically act as substitutes for flight paths, and save you the time needed to get there. The improved casting animations are added in Restoration Druids, Elemental and Restoration Shaman, Discipline and Holy Priests, as well as every Mage specializations. Blizzard seeks feedback on all of these, and mentions it that Shadow Priest will also receive improvements in 7.3 however they're not yet being implemented yet on the PTR. In addition to the story content, it is possible that Argus to in the future provide "areas featuring sandbox components that are intended to be enjoyed long after you have completed this main goal." These are in comparison to Timeless Isle, Molten Front and Isle of Thunder. The fullversion, not-PTR version of 7.3 will also include the following information, described by Blizzard: At the end of August Activision Blizzard announced that World of Warcraft subscriber numbers dropped to 11.1 million during the period that ended on June 30. The numbers dipped again in the following quarter of buy WOW WOTLK Classic Gold fiscaThe World of Warcraft is still over 10 million strong. It could increase by the time you play Mists of Pandaria.In a conference call with investors last week, Blizzard president and CEO Michael Morhaime revealed that World of Warcraft has a subscriber count that is now around 10.3 million active players. This is an 7.3 percent decrease in the quarter that ended on September 30.