This module offers a different take on progression. It handles content based on patches instead of brackets or by conquering content. It is server-wide and always the same for all players.
These are all the patches included with this module. Every patch includes changes to simulate that patch as best as possible. Information about what's new in each patch will be added soon.
- Patch 1.1: World of Warcraft
- Patch 1.2: Mysteries of Maraudon
- Patch 1.3: Ruins of the Dire Maul
- Patch 1.4: The Call to War
- Patch 1.5: Battlegrounds
- Patch 1.6: Assault on Blackwing Lair
- Patch 1.7: Rise of the Blood God
- Patch 1.8: Dragons of Nightmare
- Patch 1.9: The Gates of Ahn'Qiraj
- Patch 1.10: Storms of Azeroth
- Patch 1.11: Shadow of the Necropolis
- Patch 1.12: Drums of War
- Patch 2.0: Before the Storm
- Patch 2.1: Black Temple
- Patch 2.2: Voice Chat
- Patch 2.3: The Gods of Zul'Aman
- Patch 2.4: Fury of the Sunwell
- Patch 3.0: Echoes of Doom
- Patch 3.1: Secrets of Ulduar
- Patch 3.2: Call of the Crusade
- Patch 3.3: Fall of the Lich King
- Patch 3.3.5: Assault on the Ruby Sanctum
Keep in mind that it's not complete even if there seems to be a lot done. It's not meant to be 1:1 compared to retail because with changes to spells and so forth that's impossible without client and core edits, and those kind of edits are not what I want.
I haven't added the level 60 versions of Naxxramas yet and I'm not sure if I ever will. The event for opening the Gate of Ahn'Qiraj just requires a player to complete the line of quests required to obtain The Scepter of the Shifting Sands too. I have no plans to fully implement the War Effort event.
Wrath of the Lich King patches are by far the most complete and I am currently focusing on The Burning Crusade but I'm busy with other things a lot of the time.
Create issue reports for anything that isn't correct and I will look into it as soon as I have the time to. If something isn't intended to be in a certain patch, or if it is, I want to change it and would greatly appreciate reports for it.
The same can be said for improvements to the code. I'm not a professional developer in any way so it might not be clean or very optimized and therefore I welcome suggestions for that too.
I don't accept pull requests. There are a few exceptions listed below, and all of them have to be true for me to consider merging a pull request.
- It's something I really want or that I think should be included with the module.
- It matches my code style.