World of Warcraft: Forever has officially nerfed its best race ahead of launch, leading to a massive shake-up. The game was announced at BlizzCon earlier this year and almost immediately went live with a beta from September 17 to October 21, now ending a stress test in the next few days, with the final version of the MMO coming out on November 4. The timeline has been quite narrow for World of Warcraft: Forever, and Blizzard has already changed multiple aspects of each race and class.
This is probably quite relevant for all players, and although races only make up a small percentage of overall damage and benefits when playing a given class, they can matter when making alts in World of Warcraft: Forever. Alts benefit a lot from the game's Legacy System, which helps them get talent points earlier than they would, which can then make builds perform better before a certain level threshold. The game is also getting more balance passes in its early weeks, according to Blizzard, so a lot is likely to change based on feedback.
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