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WoW Patch 11.1 étend le monde avec de vastes nouvelles zones

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 25,2024

Le prochain patch 11.1 de World of Warcraft, « Undermine », introduit une ville gobeline souterraine tentaculaire et plusieurs nouvelles sous-zones. Cette extension élargit considérablement le monde du jeu.

Les ajouts clés incluent :

  • Saper : L'objectif principal, une vaste ville gobeline souterraine regorgeant de structures imposantes, de rues complexes et de gadgets ingénieux.

  • Gutterville : Une zone corrompue au sein des Ringing Deeps, potentiellement liée à Undermine et comprenant le site d'excavation 9, l'un des deux nouveaux fouilles du patch 11.1. Sa coloration marron suggère une contamination par le Sang Noir.

  • Kaja'Coast : Un nouveau campement gobelin situé sur la côte sud-ouest de Zuldazar, près de Bilgewater Bonanza. Cet emplacement est probablement un autre point d'accès à Undermine, comportant éventuellement le système de tramway présenté dans l'annonce initiale de la 11.1.

Connexe ##### [ Le patch 11.1 de World of Warcraft est en cours être une grande mise à jour pour les chasseurs ](https://imgs.ksjha.com/world-of-warcraft-patch-11-1-hunter-pet-specialization-change/ "Le patch 11.1 de World of Warcraft va être une mise à jour importante pour les chasseurs")

World of Warcraft révèle d'énormes changements à venir pour les chasseurs dans la mise à jour 11.1 dont les fans de la classe de collection d'animaux voudront être conscients.

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Les cartes extraites des données révèlent que la station centrale de Slam est le centre central d'Undermine, avec cinq points d'accès apparents. Étant donné Gutterville et Kaja’Coast, trois autres emplacements pourraient être mis à jour de la même manière.

Bien qu'une date de sortie ferme soit en attente, le patch 11.1 est attendu entre la mi-février et la fin février, avec un accès au PTR prévu début janvier. Les joueurs pourront bientôt explorer ces nouvelles zones par eux-mêmes.

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