Blizzard said that in patch 4.1 of World of Warcraft will not be present in any raid Firelands. During the Game Developers Conference, the lead producer J. Allen Brack said that players Cataclysm expansion have not yet achieved sufficient progress for the challenges of the Firelands. "We believe that users are not yet ready for the next raid, we've made some changes and Firelands will be released with the update 4.2.
In the future we plan to launch content packages through minor updates to be published more frequently" . "We wanted Cataclysm was a little 'harder Lich King," said Brack. "The players could succeed too easily. Continuously evaluate the level of difficulty of the game." "Surely you speak a lot of our choices," said Brack.
"If we made the wrong decision not happen again. We will learn from this experience." According to Brack missing about two months after the publication of the patch 4.1 "We started putting together the PTR [Public Test Realm] to which players will start to look. Usually this phase lasts from six to eight weeks." 
In the future we plan to launch content packages through minor updates to be published more frequently" . "We wanted Cataclysm was a little 'harder Lich King," said Brack. "The players could succeed too easily. Continuously evaluate the level of difficulty of the game." "Surely you speak a lot of our choices," said Brack.
"If we made the wrong decision not happen again. We will learn from this experience." According to Brack missing about two months after the publication of the patch 4.1 "We started putting together the PTR [Public Test Realm] to which players will start to look. Usually this phase lasts from six to eight weeks."
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