World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth pre-patch is launched on July 17

Before launching the Aug. 14 expansion, Blizzard just announced a date for the World of Warcraft pre-patch: Battle for Azeroth – and it will come out next week. On July 17, the patch will be deployed, serving to bridge the gap between Battle for Azeroth and the Legion extension of last year. As always, these are not just tweaks and changes: there is also gaming material.

This includes a new War mode, "and more" PvP talents that have not yet been specified . According to the announcement page, War Mode "demolishes the boundaries and distinctions of the server rules, allowing players from any area to decide when they want to jump into a world-wide PvP experience filled with players sharing the same." same ideas in the battle between Horde and Alliance. "

Meanwhile, the Legion PvP post-season will begin, and a new" Communities "feature will allow users to" reunite [their] friends and families of the same faction ".

Complete release notes aren But expect that they be released by Tuesday. For all we know about the expansion itself, Steven has sorted it out.