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WOW presenta el primer acuerdo de suscripción de 6 meses de 2025

Mar 26,2025 Autor: Charlotte

Resumen

Las nuevas recompensas de suscripción WOW de 6 meses incluyen el soporte de serpiente Sky y la mascota de aire de aire de madera.
Los suscriptores reciben las recompensas antes del 31 de enero de 2025 y deben canjear antes de 2026.
Los suscriptores de 12 meses obtienen monturas y mascotas adicionales.

World of Warcraft ha introducido nuevos y emocionantes elementos en el juego emocionantes para los fanáticos que optan por una suscripción de seis meses: el Sky Snake Mount para WOW moderno y la mascota de serpientes de aire de madera para Classic. Estos artículos, con temas alrededor del signo del zodiaco 2025 de la serpiente de madera, están disponibles para los jugadores que compran o que ya están en una suscripción de seis meses antes del 31 de enero de 2025.

Desde 2018, World of Warcraft ha estado recompensando a los jugadores que se comprometen a períodos de suscripción más largos con incentivos exclusivos en el juego. Estas recompensas, que generalmente se refrescan en enero y julio, a menudo reflejan los signos del zodiaco lunar de cada año. Por ejemplo, la recompensa de 2024 fue el auspicioso Arborwyrm, celebrando el año del dragón de madera.

La primera oferta de suscripción de seis meses para 2025 trae la serpiente Sky Snake de madera, una impresionante montura voladora para el comercio minorista, simbolizando el año de la serpiente de madera. Acompañando el Snakelet de aire de madera, una encantadora mascota para el Cataclysm Classic. Estos artículos se pueden adquirir suscribiendo durante seis meses, pero también están disponibles para la compra individual en el juego a $ 25 para el soporte y $ 10 para la mascota. Tenga en cuenta que el Sky Snakelet de madera, la mascota correspondiente para WOW moderna, está disponible en la tienda Battle.net por $ 10, pero no forma parte del paquete de suscripción.

Enero de 2025 Oferta de suscripción WOW de seis meses

Sky Snake Skyriding Mount para World of Warcraft: la guerra dentro de
Snakelet de aire de madera, una pequeña versión del monte, como mascota para el Cataclysm Classic

Los suscriptores actuales sobre los planes recurrentes de seis meses también recibirán estas recompensas. Tanto el montaje como la mascota se agregarán a las cuentas de Battle.net elegibles a más tardar el 31 de enero de 2025, y deben ser redimidos por la misma fecha en 2026, cuando se triunfarán por artículos con el tema del año del caballo de fuego.

Los jugadores que optan por una suscripción de 12 meses disfrutarán de beneficios adicionales, incluida la línea de piel Startuched, Gigantic GRRLOC y encantadores soportes de mensajería para WOW moderno, y el Lava Drake Mount y Swoopy Pet for Classic. Estos suscriptores también recibirán la oferta de suscripción de seis meses de julio, lo que la convierte en una opción particularmente atractiva para los coleccionistas.

Mirando hacia el futuro, la hoja de ruta 2025 de World of Warcraft promete desarrollos emocionantes para versiones minoristas y clásicas. Retail WOW está listo para lanzar los principales parches, comenzando con 11.1, y puede introducir viviendas para jugadores. El clásico WOW verá a los servidores de progresión moverse a Mists of Pandaria, nuevos reinos de aniversario que progresan a través de la vainilla hasta la cruzada en llamas y la temporada de Discovery alcanzando su fase final. Con una línea de actualizaciones tan robusta, asegurar una suscripción a granel ahora es un movimiento inteligente para cualquier entusiasta de WoW.

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