Between the radical and exciting additions of one expansion or another, it's been a while since the older sections of World of Warcraft's Azeroth got a bit of TLC. But an eagle-eyed Redditor has unearthed some evidence that suggests a makeover for Kalimdor and the Eastern Kingdoms may be on the cards soon.To get more news about Buy World of Warcraft Gold WLK, you can visit lootwow.com official website.

Posting on r/wow, Reddit user Nilocor revealed that they had found new models for some of the human buildings buried in the code of WoW's 9.1 update. The updated buildings, including cottages and an inn, look darker than their currently-implemented counterparts, but they would likely brighten up once they're added to the game and able to interact with the game's dynamic lighting systems.Speculation has understandably ramped up in the wake of this discovery, with some players anticipating a return to those lands, known colloquially as the ‘old world', in a future 10.0 update. Alternatively, this could be the first suggestion of a massive revamp of the world at large, updating assets with new textures and models starting with Azeroth's oldest territories.

In any case, this recent leak certainly has players' tongues wagging about what it could signify. Whether it's a minor revamp of some older, well-loved areas or signs of big things to come, Blizzard is clearly still invested in keeping things interesting in WoW going forward.Lost Ark players who were excited to jump into the game after a long day of work were faced with disappointment this week, with a huge queue keeping players from connecting to their server. Players are reporting on Reddit and the official forums of queues lasting up to two hours, making it increasingly difficult to play the actual game.

The Una server seems to be hit the hardest, as the server uniquely was affected by long loading times. To counteract the lag, Smilegate RPG and Amazon Games seem to have lowered server capacity before signing off for the weekend, leaving players with a huge queue to deal with.As of this writing, the only post directly addressing the queue times blamed the issues on a mixture of bots and the reduced server capacity. Community Manager Roxx stated these issues will likely be addressed in the next maintenance (Likely regarding the weekly maintenance held on Thursday, despite issues cropping up much earlier.)

These queue times seem to be a symptom of a much larger bot problem plaguing the community, with Amazon Games currently unable to wipe out much of the botting population for the game. It's unknown if these issues will be fixed before the weekly maintenance on Thursday.