With the new Icecrown Citadel 5-man dungeons and 10/25-man raid arriving soon, patch 3.3 will deal the final blow to Arthas. Patch 3.3 is the last major patch of Wrath of the Lich King.

You can check out the official preview here. Better Tracking: Tracked quests outside the map will now indicate your progress with a number for items found or mobs killed and will indicate whether you've already completed it.Īnd more! The main thing I notice is missing (so far) is the arrow that indicates where you should head next on the World Map, like QuestHelper or Carbonite, but who knows if that'll even make it in.īlizzard says that the new UI will work with nearly every quest in the game, regardless of type.Pop-out Map: Players can utilize a smaller zone map outside of the normal full-screen map to track progress and get their bearings.If there are multiple spawn areas for a mob or doodad, the map will automatically locate the one closest to you. If you need to find one specific doodad, that'll be on there too. If mobs populate a large area, the map will indicate it. Areas of Interest: Shows what area on the map your quest's points of interest can be found, represented with a blue polygon.

The quest log entry for the selected quest is located below the map. Quests are automatically tracked on the map and listed to its side.

Enhanced World Map: The large world map is now separated into four active panes.

For those who haven't fiddled with it, new additions to the UI include: Our UI whiz Gregg Reece covered the feature briefly last week, based on what was active on the PTR. It seems to have a number of the features that ZorbaTHut's great QuestHelper addon does, which follows Blizzard's pattern of poaching the best third-party UIs for use in the stock UI. Looks like the newly-renamed Dungeon Finder isn't the only new UI feature we have to look forward to in Patch 3.3 - Blizzard just released an official preview of its new Quest Tracking feature, and it looks great.

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