World of Warcraft Patch 2.3.3 review

Another patch for World of Warcraft - patch 2.3.3 this time - with more tweaks and changes to the MMO behemoth. We've got a full rundown in this issue of MMOZine, so you can check out what you'll get from the patch, and we tell you what we think of the changes and how this sets WoW up for the eagerly awaited expansion Wrath of the Lich King. If you don't have the patch already, check out our World of Warcraft patch review now to see what to expect.
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World of Warcraft Patch 2.3.3 review
Another month, another enormous milestone for total live (or at least recent) subscribers to Warcraft. The new dungeons added in to 2.3.0 (see MMOZ2) seem to have done the trick in terms of enticing people back into the game. That and the fact that levelling up a new alt is so much easier now.

Speaking personally, though, as a mage my favourite new feature is in the latest, albeit minor, patch, 2.3.3. Swapping Ice Block out of the talent tree and making it a purchasable spell leaves room for Icy Veins, giving my frost wizard extra chances at landing a critted frostbolt at will.

For the main game, though, there's increasingly a golden question mark hanging over its head about the sense of continuing to grind now that the Wrath of the Lich King is looking quite close.

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