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Dungeon Set 2 Now Available on Classic 20th Anniversary Servers – Here’s How to Get Started

With the release of Phase 4 of the 20th Anniversary Servers, players can now acquire Dungeon Set 2 (aka Tier 0.5)! For a step-by-step breakdown of everything involved, you can check out our guide linked below:Dungeon Set 2 Overview Guide Dungeon Sets 1…

How to Handle Shared Suffering on Attumen – Lower Karazhan Mythic+ Tips and Tricks

We are breaking down how to handle Shared Suffering on Attumen in Lower Karazhan, explaining how the mechanic works and providing tanks a trick to use on High Mythic+ keys for this dungeon.Attumen: Kiting Shared SufferingOnce dismounted, Attumen has mu…

Recruit-a-Friend levels fizzle in Patch 3.0.2

Filed under: Patches, Bugs, Blizzard, News items

So much for power-leveling to 60 in under 20 minutes. Tipster Chopstix pointed out that the much awaited and celebrated Echoes of Doom patch borked the bonus levels obtained through the Refer-a-Friend program stashed away by some players. Players hoping to zip towards the end game were surprised to find that the free levels gained before the patch could no longer be conferred to characters after the patch.

Even more surprising was a dismissive response by Game Master Issuntril that basically said, “they’re gone, sorry for the inconvenience.” Naturally, there was an uproar over at the forums over this as the free levels are one of the most appealing benefits of the program (no, it’s not the Zebra, really). Subsequent responses from other GMs were more sympathetic and advised a wait-and-see attitude stating that Blizzard was aware of the problem and were looking into solutions on how to fix it. Hopefully this problem gets resolved. While it’s understandable that intangibles such as free levels might be harder to restore, these are arguably as important as gear. Considering how swiftly Blizzard hotfixed the issue with pets and mounts (not the selling part yet, unfortunately), there’s hope for a resolution yet.

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