5 patches-it's to have, even if it's not the giant raid tier and outdoor farming zone, something new that you can play. We need to keep the game vibrant with content, and the way we do that is by making sure, every couple months or so, we have something new to do. The big one that we learned from Warlords is we just need to do more patches. When working on WoW, we constantly learned from the past expansions-we learned things from Cataclysm going into Pandaria, Pandaria into Warlords, and so on.
Paul Kubit: We were super excited about it. How has that been on the dev side-putting out this regular flow of content versus the droughts that we would get in years previous? At least part of that is due, I think to the regular content we've been getting for the game. GameSpot: One of the things that I've been most surprised by is how much enthusiasm our community still has for the Warcraft. The developers for this interview, which took place right after the launch of 7.1.5 include: As we head into patch 7.2, we talked with several of the game's leads about their experiences in building 7.1.5.
As promised last year at Blizzcon, Blizzards developers on World of Warcraft are working on what seems to be a constant stream of updates and patches for World of Warcraft.
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