I checked all that good info and all is good. Then copy your addons to the proper subfolder there \Interface\AddOns and update your shortcuts to point to the new location. If they are you've probably installed WoW into \Program Files\ and Windows is trying to 'protect' its users from themselves by not allowing them to mess with files into the \Program Files\ folder and instead mirrors those to the "Virtual Store".Įasiest way to solve this is to cut World of Warcraft out of \Program Files\ and paste it to another location, for example C:\Games\World of Warcraft\
This should open the correct folder where WoW starts.Ĭheck inside Interface\AddOns to see if what should be there is there.įor the other part check if your addons are actually located underĬ:\Users\”yourname”\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\ Right-click the shortcut that you use to launch WoW, select Properties -> Find target. These are definitely the good kind when it comes to bugs, as they don't really impact much and bring a funny story along for the ride, so they're pretty much my favorite part of the early new patch period.It's either the virtual store of Windows 7 messing with you or you have more than one installation of WoW on your computer. The post below assumes it's scaling-related, but there were no scaling changes in 9.1.5, so it's presumably related to the other changes to Karazhan we mentioned above: Whatever the reason behind it, it seems the Image of Medivh's HP was lowered or the Image of Arcanagos damage increased, so that now the RP section ends with the dragon basically one-shotting Medivh! In case you forgot the whole sequence, the first attack from the dragon is supposed to weaken Medivh who then casts a spell which kills Arcanagos and ultimately turns him into Nightbane, but now we see the RP segment cut short, as Medivh just dies instead! The second example is a bit more lore-related as history is being re-written, only this time not because Blizzard need a new big expansion villain, but because of a bug (possibly due to the changed and new Karazhan NPCs added). It really might be time to stop picking on those poor creatures, in the end, abominations are people too! Wait, are they? While there have been many visual bugs throughout WoW's history, I'd wager to say none have been this on the nose, as apparently this Abomination wasn't quite grotesque enough and got some buffs in the new patch:
We've taken extensive looks at the patch changes, both official and undocumented, so now it's on to the minor and more fun stuff, as there are two particularly comical bugs that came out of 9.1.5 we're taking a look at today.
0 kommentar(er)
