365 or What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been

A long time ago, when I could easily walk under horses, I wanted to play a mage...

But it did never happen that way.

So, I've finally got the idea about new patches in Legion.

• 7.1.5 will out either with the Nighthold raid or a bit later, last days of February - the beginning of March. The raid itself will be released in January and may be first days of February.
• In that case 7.2 is expected somewhere around July/August, or even September
• After that, close to the next Blizzcon, patch 7.2.5 will be released, allowing us to actually fly on Broken Isles (Pathfinder part 2 is announced in 7.2, but there are only requirements for flying).
• And finally, at Blizzcon 2017 WoW dev-team could announce: Argus, 7.3x, whatever.

A note about flying in 7.2. My thoughts are that with patch release we could start working on pathfinder part two. But the ability to fly itself will be added a bit later, like it was on Draenor. So that everyone who has finished both parts of Pathfinder will be able to fly on Broken Isles at the same time. After flying over Broken Isles, where it is barely useful, we get to Argus. And you know what? Yeah, say hello to "Argus Pathfinder. Part One."

Moving on

As long as I've killed Myth Archimonde 20 times, I feel free to leave my current guild. I'm sick and tired of all these weird tactics we used to. After 6 month this strange people are still wiping on Manoroth and Archi for 2-3 hours. While I try to imagine Legion progression in the same manner I start feeling myself awfully bad.

That is why I want to do a realm transfer to any PVE realm, and possibly change my mage's name.

Notes from beta #1

Finally, two weeks ago I've got the Legion beta. The first character I've created was a mage. Having done Broken Isles scenario I began the artifact quest line. I don't know what item level it is intended to, but it is a bit hard for a 680 ilvl beta template character. The problem is that mages are now lack any healing, and in the most parts of the artifact scenario you don't have time to eat or restore your health in any other way. Anyway, you have finally got your weapon (in my case that was a fire spec weapon). After getting it you can choose a zone on Broken Isles to start the journey. As for me, that introduction is too long before you got to the isles.

Update:
This blog is actually not intended to be read by anyone. It's just for my writing practice.

First post. I don't have any ideas about writing here.