Blizzard has finished going over the results from the last same-faction battlegrounds weekend. They have been surprisingly transparent with the design goals with the community about this issue. The focus is balancing the original balance of the game while also offering modern solutions to benefit the most people as possible.To get more news about buy wow classic tbc gold, you can visit lootwowgold official website.
In general the response was overwhelmingly good and that people preferred the shorter queues. There were two large negatives – the first was that Alliance-Alliance matches happened frequently enough that people were turned off to the idea. Blizzard has lessened the likelihood that this will happen. The second was that given there were many more battlegrounds happening, premade groups overwhelmed the scene. This made for negative experiences for solo-queuers especially. To combat this, the next test will focus on this aspect and will change the design slightly: premades will be limited to 5 people. This will lessen the strength of the premade, make them more spread out within the active battlegrounds, and also will allow those in the premades to continue questing while not in the BG.
They are also being sensitive about battleground and faction balance and don’t want the balance to swing too far to one side. In general the balance is good but is slowly tipping toward Horde. They are going to offer small rewards to Alliance for those that queue from that faction. Rewards will be a box of loot that includes consumables, crafting mats, and currencies/tokens.
They will be monitoring this next test carefully especially to see the effect on the premades and are still wanting feedback from participants. The test will be conducted starting Tuesday July 20th and last for one week, ending on the 27th.