WotLK XP Changes, 2.4 Items, Telia issues, Comics

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Patch 2.4 XP Changes - WotLK preview ?
It looks like a change went unnoticed on the 2.4 PTRs, Blizzard changed the XP required to level up at ... 70 ! Before the patch players needed 814,700 XP to level to 71, but since tuesday you need about 50% more xp to reach this level, bringing the total to 1,256,500 XP. According to a few reports this change was made because of an interface bug but increasing the max xp by 50k or 100k would have been enough to fix it, this leaves us with another theory : leveling in WotLK will require 50% more xp than what you needed in BC, it wouldn't be surprising and would be equal to the same difference of XP between Burning Crusade and WoW classic.

2.4 - PvP Rewards and Tabards
The 2.4 Changes compilation was big and as expected I forgot to mention a few things, and of course there are probably a lot of them but let's start with PvP rewards and tabards. (Note : This part of the news might be updated later today, because I feel like I forgot something important.)

PvP Rewards
Spell haste necklaces and rings have been added to the game.

• [item=35317]
• [item=35319]
• [item=35320]

Tabards
Three tabards have been added in patch 2.4, the first one is already available and is the [item=31777].

There are also two other tabards, the [item=35279] and [item=35280]. They are available during the Midsummer Fire Festival and will be rewarded after you complete the quest you get from [item=35723] dropping from Lord Ahune, the daily quest mini-boss introduced for the 2008 version of this event.

Telia resolves internet dispute with Cogent
The internet traffic dispute between Telia Sonera and US-based Cogent Communications has been resolved. A new contract has been signed between the two firms and affected customers have regained full access to the internet.

"We are happy to have signed a new contract with Cogent and regret that some of our customers have been affected by the dispute," said Malin Frenning CEO of Telia Sonera International Carrier, Dagens Nyheter (DN) writes.

The dispute began at around 11pm on March 13th when Cogent decided to cut off communications with Telia Sonera in protest at the "degraded" service it claimed was experienced by its customers. By 6.30pm on Friday the connection was re-established and Cogent customers in the USA could once again access sites hosted by Telia, such as World of Warcraft.

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Comics
Dark Legacy Comic #136 is available, you can check it on Darklegacycomics.com or click the thumbnail below if you can't access their site.

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