WoW: Blizzard makes Disturbing Visions more fun to play

Players are divided over the Disturbing Visions, one of the central features of WoW Patch 8.3. Many fans are particularly bothered by the cap for the Disturbing Visions jars, which they need in order to gain access to the visions themselves. Because the amount of Vessels has been limited to five so far, players can only ever visit a limited number of V

Now, however, Blizzard is finally showing some insight, according to Vanion, and has officially announced that the cap for Vessels will soon no longer exist. The developers will apply a hotfix to the servers as part of the weekly maintenance on Wednesday, February 26, 2020, which will completely remove the cap. Players will then be able to carry any amount of the jars.

In addition, Blizzard is increasing the number of Manifested Visions players can obtain via Attack World quests and dailies, and allowing the collection of up to four Ripped Pages of Fear and Flesh per Horrific Vision. Blizzard writes about this on the official WoW forums:
"We're working on a set of hotfixes to the game that should streamline upgrading your Legendary cloak via Horrific Visions.

• Coalescing Visions now drop in higher numbers from Assaults and Daily Quests.
• The Unique(5) inventory cap on Vessel of Horrific Visions has been removed, allowing you to carry as many Vessels as you like.
• Up to 4 Torn Pages of "Fear and Flesh" quest items can now drop in Horrific Visions from objectives on the rank 7-11 Legendary cloak upgrade quests (was a max of 2).
  • You'll need to clear more than two sides areas in one run to get more than two pages. The rank 13-15 quests will still drop a max of 2 pages, only from Lost Area objectives.

These updates will go into effect with weekly maintenance [...]."

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