The 30% bonus could be pretty nice and you play a rogue so you can avoid being ganked quite a bit, I’d imagine. Personally, I say give warmode a shot and see how it goes. You’re a rogue so maybe you won’t have too many issues (when I played Alliance I played on my paladin and I got ganked constantly,) now I’m back to Horde and I haven’t seen any Alliance in a while. There’s also a few warmode only rewards in the form of quests that award gear, conquest (to get more gear,) some reputation quests with the new factions, etc.īut fair warning, Alliance is vastly outnumbered in warmode on US servers, I’ve heard it’s the opposite for Oceanic. Just gotta keep an eye on it from week to week. Sometimes the bonus will be 15%, other times it will be 30%. Again, this bonus will change weekly based on how many Alliance there are in warmode compared to Horde. The less Alliance people that have warmode turned on = the higher the bonus will be. Ever since the bonus was introduced Alliance has been the lower population warmode faction so they’ve always had the bonus.
The faction that gets the bonus and how much the bonus is depends on the population of the factions in warmode. Hotfix (): Call to Arms rewards will now be displayed in the Dungeon Finder UI while a player is in the dungeon so they know what rewards they will get.I’m assuming that you’re asking about the Alliance warmode bonus? If that’s the case then by my understanding (someone correct me if I’m wrong!), a while ago Blizzard added a warmode bonus to entice the lower population faction (in warmode, not in general) to get them to turn on warmode.We think it’s a pretty solid incentive to get tanks and healers queuing, give max level players another way at the pets and mounts they so desire, and bottom line get queue times down for all those DPS’ers out there. While this system gives tanks and healers something extra, the incentive is there so that we can help those in the DPS role get into more dungeons, get better gear, and continue progressing. Understandably players prefer to take on that responsibility in more organized situations than what the Dungeon Finder offers, but maybe we can bribe them a little. We don’t feel the tanking and healing roles have any inherent issues that are causing the representation disparity, but simply that fulfilling them is more responsibility. The long queue times are, of course, caused by a very simple lack of representation in the Dungeon Finder by tanks, and to some extent healers. The inclusion of this system is to address the unacceptable queue times currently being experienced by those that queue for the DPS role at max level. Since tanks and healers are usually far harder to find than those performing a DPS role, the system attempts to encourage players to play dungeons in tanking or healing specs, by offering extra rewards for these roles.Īs stated by Bashiok in the 4.1 Preview - Dungeon Finder: Call to Arms blog: The system is intended to lower queue times for dungeons.
Therefore, if your role is no longer eligible for Call to Arms when you re-queue, you will be ineligible from that point to receive the additional rewards.
If a member leaves the party (either voluntarily or by being kicked) during a dungeon, and you choose to search for a new member to replace them, the new search will reset the Call to Arms process. Every time you hit these requirements (there is no daily limit) you'll receive a that will contain some gold, a chance at a rare gem, a chance at a flask/potion, a good chance of receiving a non-combat pet (including cross faction pets), and a very rare chance at receiving a mount. To be eligible for the additional rewards you must solo queue for a random max-level heroic in the role that is currently being Called to Arms, and complete the dungeon by killing the final boss. Regardless of your role, you’ll always be able to see which role currently has a Call to Arms, if any. In the case of tanking being the least represented role, the “Call to Arms: Tanks” icon will display where class roles are chosen in the Dungeon Finder UI, and will also display on the UI when the queue pops and you are selected to enter a dungeon. Any time the Dungeon Finder queue is longer than a few minutes, the system will automatically determine which class role is currently the least represented in the queue, and offer that role additional rewards for entering the Dungeon Finder queue and completing a random heroic dungeon.
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