Blizzard keeps banning WoW: Forever beta gold bots and buyers, adds a trade warning for strangers
Blizzard says it has kept actioning beta accounts that botted for gold or bought it, will keep doing so after launch, and will soon show a warning whenever you trade with a stranger.WoW: Forever
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What Blizzard announced, what it means for you, and where to find it on Phylactery.Blizzard is working on bringing Kyle's questline back to Mulgore in WoW: Forever
Asked whether the Mulgore quest to feed Kyle the runaway dog could return despite arriving after the classic era, Community Manager Kaivax replied: "We're working on it."Blizzard says it will increasingly ban gold buyers, not just sellers, in WoW: Forever
Kaivax says Blizzard will increasingly action RMT buyers' accounts in the WoW: Forever beta and at launch, removing illicit gold and possibly closing accounts. Suspicious gifts from strangers count too.Blizzard restarts WoW: Forever beta realms to fix stability issues and a login queue bug
Kaivax confirmed server problems hitting some beta testers on 25 September, followed by a quick realm restart, and a separate fix on 27 September for a bug that was filling login queues after disconnects.Blizzard forces name changes and removes beta access over WoW: Forever character names
The WoW: Forever development team is forcing renames on beta characters that break naming policy and has pulled beta access from some testers. Appeals through Customer Service are off the table, and an automated name filter is coming soon.
WoW: Forever gives every character a two-part name that must be unique across the region
WoW: Forever replaces realm selection with four rulesets: Normal, PvP, Roleplaying and Hardcore
WoW: Forever beta opens its doors, with a day-one known issues list and a firm GPU cutoff
WoW: Forever beta is live with a level 20 cap, the Skyborne and two new dungeonsBlizzard opens the WoW: Forever General Discussion forum and posts its rules
Kaivax has pinned a welcome thread for the new WoW: Forever General Discussion forum, covering the Code of Conduct, banned posting habits like bumping and petitions, and a three-hour cool down suspension for heated periods.