Blizzard releases hotfixes following WoW Patch 9.1.5

Blizzard releases hotfixes following WoW Patch 9.1.5



World of Warcraft Patch 9.1.5, the first major update in over four months, introduced a myriad of gameplay and quality-of-life changes to the grim underworld of the Shadowlands on Nov. 2. But while most of the changes have been well-received by the community, others haven’t gone down so well.To get more news about Buy WoW Gold, you can visit lootwow.com official website.

To address the patch and the problems that have followed since its release, Blizzard has delivered a set of hotfixes straight to the live servers. The devs targeted classes, items and rewards, PvP, professions, questing, and Torghast on Nov. 4, cleaning up the game as quickly and as orderly as possible.

More specifically, Blizzard has fixed a bug that players were encountering after downing raid bosses. Abilities with a two-minute or longer cooldown, including Paladin’s Blessing of Sacrifice and Warrior’s Die by the Sword and Enraged Regeneration, were resetting after a boss encounter ended, winding down the clock and making wiping more of a hassle than it should ever be.

Covenant abilities like Necrolord’s Fleshcraft and Night Fae’s Convoke the Spirits have also been addressed, and several racial abilities with a cooldown greater than two minutes have swiftly been fixed.

The following abilities have been updated to have their cooldowns reset when a raid boss encounter ends:
Blessing of Sacrifice (Paladin)
Die by the Sword (Arms Warrior)
Enraged Regeneration (Fury Warrior)
The following Covenant abilities have been updated to have their cooldowns reset when a raid boss encounter ends:
Fleshcraft (Necrolord)
Convoke the Spirits (Night Fae)
Several racial abilities with cooldowns greater than two minutes have been updated to have their cooldowns reset when a raid boss encounter ends