After two decades of Horde Vs Alliance warfare both sides will be united for the first time in World of Warcraft, as players are now allowed to join to fight cross-factions. Blizzard is finally adding cross-faction play to WoW maybe with the goal of trying to stop the decline in wow classic tbc gold WoW's player count and resolve the numerous issues that the community is voicing. There have been some concerns whether the decision to allow cross-faction games is in line with lore but the improvement of gameplay must be given prior to staying true to the games' fiction.

Blizzard has said that the primary reason for reducing the divide between factions was the improvement in the quality of gameplay in instances. The instances that now offer cross-faction options include Dungeons, rated PvP and raids. The cross-faction update will be made in patch 9.2.5. near the end of the eighth main WoW expansion World of warcraft TBC, following the Eternity's End patch.

The announcement about cross-faction gameplay is among the most significant in WoW's history. But the update shouldn't create significant changes to the gameplay, and should actually make playing the game a lot easier. The cross-faction feature will only be available to instanced groups, so Horde and Alliance players who go into the zone of an enemy will have a red name and will be able to be killed. When players join a cross-faction , however they can perform all of the activities they would normally do in the group, like trade items, participate in party chat, and aid in combat. The new update is another great addition for better raiding capabilities in WoW.

How to Raid Other Factions In WoW

The cross-faction update is going to make raiding in WoW more efficient, but without making it any more complicated. In normal circumstances, players can invite anyone who is near or in a discussion forum for a chat to be a part of a group, but this isn't the case when a member is from another faction. If you want to invite a member of another faction to join a clan both players need to have a Battletag as well as a RealID friendship or belong to the cross-faction WoW community. Players from any faction can join a group with the help of the group finder however, their leader needs be willing to allow players from both factions.

There's a huge Horde and Alliance gap in WoW TBC which is impacting retail WoW in that there are many more Horde players. In the end, Alliance players are having a difficult time in the battlegrounds game mode , and experience longer queue-times to raids, making it more difficult for them to access high-end gear. The introduction of cross-faction play for raids will mean that Alliance players can find groups much quicker than they were before. This will allow both old and new players to create new characters without worrying about queues.

The decision to enable cross-faction raids as well as dungeons in WoW is an exciting step that could improve a number of the aspects of the game. With Activision Blizzard now being owned by Microsoft, players could have the possibility of seeing WoW be available on Xbox Game Pass in the future. If it doeshappen, there's likely to be an increase in new wow tbc gold players to the game. In addition, they will be able to create a character purely dependent on the race and class they'd like to play. There have been a lot of issues with World of Warcraft in the recent past however, introducing cross-faction play can be a significant step in the right direction towards resolving them.