WoW patch 2.0.1: Revised quest log works well |
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Now that we've gotten our daily dose of caffeine (and valium), we realized that all we've been reporting since World of Warcraft's patch 2.0.1 came out was the bad news - bugs are supposed to be expected in a major update like this, and it wouldn't be fair if we turned off your gaming appetite for being consistent doomsayers.So, to make up for our mean streak, we're letting you know of a happy little discussion taking place over at WoWinsider.
David Nelson just wrote up a blog, and it'll be covering one of the bits of good news that he realized that came out of patch 2.0.1, which is the revised quest log. David recounts that he often faced the problem of having a jammed quest log, and how this new patch gave the log a new 25-quest capacity, easing up management grips we're sure a lot of you guys ran into as you progressed.
The follow-up replies to his post also mention surprising good news on the LFG function - we say surprising because of the bad rap it picked up before. And outside the game, it looks like even Blizzard's trying to make up for some boo-boos contoured during the patch upload. C'mon guys, smile! You don't wanna end up looking like your orc...do you?
Via WoWInsider
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