Survival Guide after World of Warcraft Patch 8.0 Released

Patch 8.0 will go live on July 17th on NA realms and July 18th on EU realms. This expansion pre-patch marks 4 weeks until Battle for Azeroth's launch and will contain the start of the Burning of Teldrassil questline, a Stat and Item Level Squish, the removal of Guild Master Loot, the addition of Legacy Loot Mode, the World PvP War Mode and a new Guild UI and communities.

This pre-patch offered up drastic changes to the game, with significant class changes, the breaking of Legion's Artifact Weapons, a general constriction of character statistics, and a change in World Player-vs-playeP (PVP) combat. And you may need safe guides about how to perform well when you meet new quest and new challenges in Battle for Azeroth. Here Raiditem like to introduce some effective tips to help you win.

Start and Item Level Squish
The Battle for Azeroth Pre-Patch will include the Second Stat Squish and the first Item Level Squish. Player power relative to enemies will remain the same, but everything will use smaller numbers. Each expansion's item level has been reduced, you can see that list in WoWhead.

-Access to all PvP talents in the outdoor world, regardless of being engaged in PvP combat or not. Many of these will increase your DPS or mobility.
- +10% experience boost while leveling.
- +10% World Quest reward bonuses at max level.
- Ability to earn Conquest Points, which count towards a weekly progress bar for special gear rewards.
- Completion of PvP achievements.

Class System Changes:
All of the classes are now in their Battle for Azeroth forms. Once players log into the pre-patch, most of their talents and even some of their abilities will be completely different.  The pre-patch is the perfect time to start playing a new class in World of Warcraft. Try out all the classes you think you might want to play and keep playing whatever seems most fun to you.

Individual buttons for Druid Travel Forms:
- Each individual Druid travel form now has its own passive ability, meaning druids can glyph different forms for each of their travel forms.
- Bleed and Poison ticks now scale with Haste:
Bleeds and poisons from  Druid, Rogue, and Warrior were the only over time effects not affected by haste, which is being changed in Battle for Azeroth.
- Tank Threat has been massively reduced
Battle for Azeroth reduces the Threat of all tank specializations by ~75% from it's Legion counterparts.