Make Renown catchup ignore Chains of Domination campaign

It’s long and annoying, I didn’t enjoy it the first time around, but I tolerated it.
But doing it again on alts is just too much, it keeps me from playing content I’d rather enjoy.

Possibly make it so you can catchup past it if you have already completed the campaign on one character.

EDIT: PREFERABLY NOT IN 9.1.5. BUT SOONER.

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I guess you mean Chains of Domination.
And i agree to this!
I have 9/9 on covenant campaign on several alts but the CoD should be skippable.

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yes, edited, thank you!

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It will probably happen after 9.1.5 or during 9.2.
I Doubt it will happen in the current patch though as it’s current content.

It’s already in the PTR notes, just read it before creating a new thread. Yes, both 9.0 and 9.1 campaigns will be skippable in 9.1.5 on alts.

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how about you start reading the blue posts and news before posting?

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how about implementing account wide things before releasing game

there is no excuse why is it not here since launch nor why they wait it until 9.1.5

Imagine if people said that back in the day when it came to Onyxia or TBCC attunements.

“I should not have to do it, because i’ve already done it once!”

Absurd :open_mouth:

Just put the effort in for any character you want to play in relevant content.

Blizzard should not need to cater to the laziness of todays playerbase.

Effort should be the game. Gearing through dungeons, raids, pvp… whatever.
Not through chores aka parasatic systems that people dislike.

Simply put: game shouldn’t force you to do repeatedly something that keeps you from what you enjoy in game.

That’s disingenuous. I’m against gear catchup. Blizzard implemented system allowing you to skip fun content, but forces you to grind unfun content repeatedly.
Which leads to less raids being relevant, playing only patch and disgust of players having to grind some arbitrary things that they dislike.

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