Island Expeditions Make You Fit WoW Raid During Lunch Break

But if some of players who have enough time to be that dedicated, what should the game do? Given that, the developer Blizzard have added a new mode. By which, you can only spare minutes at a time to visit Azeroth. That's really friendly because the way can attract players' eyes and help them save time. Besides, there is a new feature worth mentioning in BFA: Island Expeditions.

And how does Island Expeditions work? Players queue to join the scenario, picking a difficulty and whether they want to play against another human-controlled team - if not, AI-controlled opponents will roam the battlefield. Dropping anchor off the coast of one of several islands - selected at random - teams race to collect 6000 pieces of Azerite before their opponents. These can be gained by looting treasure, killing monsters, and downing bosses.

As Azerite nodes are depleted, teams are naturally brought into conflict with each other - fighting over the last scraps. There is no doubt that new expansion will take more dramatic tweaks that we may never see before to game. The beauty of Island Expeditions is in the way they condense the entire experience of playing World of Warcraft into a bite-sized chunk - something that could be run through in a lunch break. Boss fights are simpler than their top-tier Raid counterparts, and PvP encounters last seconds at most.

Anyway, Blizzard introduce a series of small, short, time-based events to game expand the content of game itself. You can get a lot of pleasure from activities like finding a couple of rounds of hearthstone. Anyway, there is enough fun in a half-hour lunch break.