Well, this is certainly something weird. Perhaps others have encountered this particular situation. So that you guys aren't confused with the whole situation, here's what Blizzard blue poster Hortus had to say:Changes were made to the female human weapons to rectify the problems introduced in 2.4.0. Until this change goes live please post your feedback on this change here.wow gold
See? There's nothing to be worried about it. Well, if there's anything that you think is suspicious in the game, don't hesitate to report it. Surely, the Blizzard team will address the concern. Also, we'll keep you guys notified on the things happening in and outside the MMORPG.

It's always good to know recognition to the achievements of people, especially if they've gotten world first kills of uber-hard bosses. That being said, we're happy to note that SK-Gaming of the European realm Vek'nilash recently earned themselves a hardy pat on the back for being the first players in World of Warcraft to defeat M'uru, the fifth boss of the Sunwell Plateau.

According to the official notice on their website, they managed to take down M'uru scant hours ago, at 2:55 a.m. on their server. SK-Gaming notes that the boss was "insanely hard" and required lots of practice and zero mistakes.cheap wow gold

M'uru is the boss that comes right before Kil'jaeden in the Sunwell Plateau instance. Unfortunately, no one will be able to take Kil'jaeden on until Blizzard decides to open the last door of the instance. 'Til then, it seems, it's only a race to gear up for the eventual showdown against Kil'Jaeden, and we certainly think a couple of M'uru kills should help make gearing up for the fight a little easier.

It looks like The9 wants to make up for the problems with the Chinese World of Warcraft servers. The9 has apparently set the island of Quel'danas to a fully completed status, meaning that all quests on Quel'danas are available to the Chinese realms, as though Phase 4 of the Quel'danas quest line had been finished by players.