Among all of the changes coming in wow gold Cataclysm raising the level cap to 85.
The level cap in the wow gold Cataclysm will be slightly lower than expected this time around 85. Leveling from 80-85 should be a much bigger deal, the idea is to make sure that gaining a level really means something and doesn't make you feel like you just have 4 more levels to go.Among all of the changes coming in wow gold Cataclysm raising the level cap to 85 instead of following the pattern set by the game's previous two expansions (The Burning Crusade raised wow gold's level cap to 70. Then Wrath of the Lich King took it to 80.)is one of the strangest. Blizzard lead developer Tom Chilton took a little time during BlizzCon this past weekend to explain the smaller jump.
While the attention of Horde and Alliance players remained fixed upon Northrend and the battle against the Lich King, Blizzard decided to look at a villain that has been often mentioned, but until now never seen: the Black Dragon Deathwing. In the new wow gold expansion pack, Cataclysm, Blizzard has made several major changes, including massive changes to the existing landscape, allowing flying mounts in the Azeroth world proper, and introducing two new playable races, the werewolf Worgen, and the unplayable until now Goblins. But one decision Blizzard made is raising player eyebrows: the fact that instead of increasing the level cap by 10 levels as they had for the last two expansions, the level cap has only been increased by five. But why?No new Hero classes like the Death Knight have been announced yet, and probably won't be, as Blizzard wanted to keep an emphasis on the Worgen and Goblins. Finally, some of the system requirements will also be increased due to the new demands the increases will place on people's computers.
