Daily blues posts.

20% of all trojans on the internet are aimed at WOW. This was revealed yesterday by Kapersky labs where they Produced a list with the Top games targetted by trojans. Wow came second place with Lineage II coming first. As a reminder I would advice a good Antivirus program to stay safe with your wow accound. At the moment I have Avast which is free and updates daily. I got hacked once by a keylogger and believe me - it was a painful fortnight sending emails to blizzard to settle my account back.

 

There will be an increase in backpack size and bag space. Not long ago there was the rumour that players will have an Extra bag for resistance armour sets. The items that can be put on like Onyxia Neck  etc will not be considered as keys. Most probably Season 3 Arena is scheduled for patch 2.3

 

The 8 piece armour set (like Naxxramas) is probably never to be seen again. In a way it is a good approach because players would definitely choose to get an set item instead of a random thus making the raid grow stronger slower. Blizz are happy with the 5 piece armour set and I also vote for that. More over the set bonus is at 4 items so you have a larger leeway to mix and match.

 

Voice chat feature will not go live for every realm on patch day 2.2 Instead they will selectively implement it on some realms and open it up on furthere week maintenances.

The initial set of realms that will have voice chat enabled on patch day: Aerie Peak, Altar of Storms, Alterac Mountains, Andorhal, Anetheron, Anvilmar, Archimonde, Arygos, Black , Dragonflight, Blackwing Lair, Dalaran, Dalvengyr, Deathwing, Demon Soul, Dentarg, Doomhammer, Duskwood, Executus, Gnomeregan, Haomarush, Icecrown, Jaedenar, Kel'Thuzad, Khadgar, Lethon, Mal'Ganis, Norgannon, Onyxia, Scilla, Sentinels, Steamwheedle Cartel, Tanaris, The Venture Co, Thrall, Turalyon, Uldaman, Undermine, Ysera, Ysondre, Zuluhed.
There are no plans for classic realms in the future. classic realms are servers that players can only progress till lvl 60 and don't raid further than naxx.