While it's not the automated matchmaking feature introduced in subsequent expansions, Overlords of Outland also comes with an in-game tool that allows groups to browse. Players are able to create a list of their own party or their own to be available for various activities like raids and dungeons PvP, or questing in the tool, and from there they can invite invitees or invite themselves quickly. Before using the tool, players would recruit for raids or dungeons parties members using the game's chat features and manually inviting players to groups.

Overlords of Outland comes out as Blizzard is looking to tidy up its game's culture, both inside as well as out in the wake of the State of California lawsuit that accused Activision Blizzard of fostering a culture of discrimination and harassment against women. In response to the allegations in the lawsuit, Blizzard has committed to removing indecent material off World of Warcraft , which will include the removal multiple reference to past Blizzard developers such as Jesse McCree in the upcoming 9.1.5 patch for Shadowlands.

WoW Achievements In Referencing Hos And Giant Sacks Will Be Renamed

In the aftermath of the states of California lawsuit claiming a culture that discriminates and harasses women in Activision Blizzard, the company has made modifications to buy WOW WoTLK Classic Gold its games in order to get rid of certain content.

One of the reasons for this is a commitment to get rid of "not appropriate" references from World of Warcraft . After the suit's allegations, Blizzard deleted a number of in-game references to the former WoW director Alex Afrasiabi. That effort will continue with WoW's planned 9.1.5 patch that is now live on the game's publicly-available test realm. It's here that players have noticed (via"Icy-Veins") that two older achievement names that have not aged well have been changed.