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WoW's changing how world bosses work because they've 'really been a little bit lackluster' in recent…

World of Warcraft is changing its world boss format in the upcoming Curse of Ula'tek patch, shifting them to a 'lair' system that functions like scaled dungeons for 15-25 players. Lead encounter designer Taylor Sanders explained that the change aims to address lackluster recent world boss experiences, which often involved players clustering around a boss that died quickly or struggling to find groups. The new system will allow players to queue for world bosses, offering a more accessible and engaging combat experience, though it sacrifices the chaotic, emergent feel of stumbling upon a world boss in progress.

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