World of Warcraft: Infinite will officially launch on November 4, with the development team announcing the final concentrated round of updates before release. These adjustments cover all races and classes and bring controller support to a "fully functional state." During the testing period, over 8 million characters were created in-game.
After the update, players can use a controller to complete main gameplay and core interface operations, including moving characters, casting spells, interacting with the environment, and navigating menus. As a result, the controller is no longer just an auxiliary input method covering partial scenarios, allowing players to play without continuously relying on a mouse and keyboard.
In terms of classes, each class has been refreshed in this update, and all races are also within the scope of adjustments. The update also includes numerous bug fixes; for instance, the persistent issue with character Huey Sunnydale's legs not displaying has been resolved, and the death sound effects for human characters have been adjusted.
The total volume of changes in this update is summarized as approximately 100 items, but the existing content does not list specific class values, race adjustments, or the complete list of fixes item by item.