"World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor" lead game developer Ion "watcher" Hazzikostas and community manager Josh "lore" Allen answered gamers' questions on Friday, Feb. 27th, regarding dungeons and raids. The full interview could be seen at the "World of Warcraft" YouTube channel. The gamers were also able to tweet their questions or post them on the game's website.
In the live developer Q&A, "World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor" lead game developer Ion "watcher" Hazzikostas and community manager Josh "lore" Allen clarified dungeons and raids queries thrown at them by curious gamers. Also, a few spoilers were spilled during the interview; Hazzikostas said the there wouldn't be a troll dungeon on the next patch. He added that there would be no trolls in Draenor; he chided that even if they "have a soft spot for trolls, there wouldn't be any in Draenor."
Hazzikostas also answered some questions regarding the changes on "World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor" as a result of Patch 6.1; among these questions concerned changes or collisions on the challenge modes particularly on the "Skyreach" and "Everbloom" dungeons. Hazzikostas admitted that there are a lot of bugs in the game; however, he cleared that they have an internal bug tracking system that has already tracked and fixed over 400 bugs since the beginning of the game.
Other succeeding questions were centered on the design of the dungeons and raids, including updates on the loot system, which were all answered by Hazzikostas. The hour long Q&A that was aired live on Twitch could be viewed at the "World of Warcraft" YouTube channel. Meanwhile, the set of questions, which were tweeted using #WarlordsQA could be checked at the game's forum.
The live Q&A came was done three days after the launch of "World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor" Patch 6.1 and coincided with the recently published hotfixes for the game.
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