I was questing through the Broken Isles at level 49, battling enemies at the same level. At level 50, you can never re-enter Chromie Time, no matter what you do. As soon as the player hits level 50 while in Chromie Time, they’re instantly booted out of it and are teleported to their main faction city. However, that’s not actually the case because the upper limit ends at level 49.
Once the player enters Chromie Time, every expansion continent before Shadowlands shows that players between levels 10 and 50 can play within these areas. This makes far more sense, as getting a new ability every five levels feels more rewarding than getting one every 15. This is one of my least favorite changes to WoW, but now that the level squish is here, players are receiving a talent every five levels (for the most part). When Cataclysm launched, Blizzard made the controversial decision of reworking the talent system to only allow the player to receive a point every 15 levels (players previously received a talent every level). I currently have a character assigned to Warlords of Draenor, another going through Battle for Azeroth, and my main has already finished all of Legion.Īdditionally, the pacing for how quickly players receive talent points makes far more sense. Essentially, all of that content would result in only one character at max level. Back in 2010, you’d have to run through all three of these expansions (and the base game) in a single run. For example, you can do all of Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King and Cataclysm with three different characters. This also means that you’ll have a higher number of max level characters over the same period of time. Now, players can appropriately experience the content each expansion has to offer without as much pressure to move onto other ones. Blizzard was already taking action to streamline this process before the launch of Shadowlands, but these systems were half-baked and the end result was players resorting to spamming Dungeon Finder until they hit max level.
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