Did you know that although Blizzard recently announced 9.2 related content, so many players can't wait to fast forward to 9.2 online. However, at the moment, the game is only 9.15 after all. While the transition version of 9.15 isn't as appealing as 9.2, there are a lot of real changes, like switching contracts at will. In addition to the changes mentioned in the official update announcement, 9.15 has a hidden benefit that will certainly significantly improve the gaming experience after use.
This hidden benefit is that after the 9.15 update, players can carry the BUFF effect of four contracts at the same time. Each of the four covenants in the Shadow Kingdom version has its own unique BUFF effect. For example, the BUFF effect of the Mind Lords can be collectively frozen, triggered when stacked to a certain number of layers, and even frozen many elite monsters that do not eat and do not control. As well as the tower and night advocated by BUFF and others, both can significantly increase damage, and the effect is very good.
The reason these BUFFs didn't catch the player's attention in past versions is that the impact of a single BUFF is very weak, and, as soon as the area is switched, the BUFF disappears. Even if the player simply returns to Orgrima from the Shadow World, they will need to return to the Covenant Holy Land to lead the BUFF.
However, in an update that Blizzard did not mention on September 15, Blizzard's designers canceled this chicken rib or disgusting player setting.
Now the player only needs it
Exchange four contracts. After each contract is accepted once, four BUFFs will exist forever. Even if they leave the Shadow World, BUFF will automatically return to him as soon as they return to the 9.0 map, which is easy to use.
In addition, since 9.1, the means by which players gain spiritual energy have increased considerably. It was no longer difficult to lift the spiritual energy of the four covenants. Therefore, this simple and useful hidden benefit can be said to be a good thing for most players, and it is a real change of conscience.
Of course, BUFF also has a limitation, that is, it can only work in the field and cannot be brought into replicas. However, it is good to be able to play a role in the wild. Although many players have graduated and killed Kohia and Shadow's little monsters, such as cutting melons and vegetables, there are still many small monsters, or many inconvenient professions of wild bush monsters. In BUFF's four covenants, both in their day-to-day work and in the PVP of the wilderness, they are equivalent to turning infantry into Ultraman.
However, BUFF's perpetual existence of these four covenants is, after all, an undeclared update to Blizzard. The current hidden benefits could also be "bugs" that Blizzard designers missed. So it's too early to experience it. If Blizzard's designers don't want to fix it one day, players will have to reduce their combat effectiveness a lot in the wild.