Once that’s done, launch the PTR just like you would the normal WoW client.
#Wow ptr down install
Look for the “Version” pull down menu on the World of Warcraft section of your launcher and select “Public Test Realm.” You’ll have to install the PTR client. If you’re curious, or you want to help Blizzard get as many bugs ironed out as you possibly can, you can directly install the PTR on your computer via the Blizzard Launcher. No word as yet on when Week 3 goes live, or how many weeks in total there will be, although I’d at least expect it to go four weeks. Week 1 of the event is live on the PTR now, with week 2 arriving on the 13th. In addition, Blizzard is testing the roll-out of the pre-expansion event, which it will accelerate so you can play through it all. This is purely a test of what WoW will be like for the month or so leading up to Shadowlands, with a limited-time Scourge Invasion, class updates to test out so you can see how your class will play, the new character creation and customization options so you can start planning out what your character is going to look like, and the changes to character leveling that Blizzard is calling the New Player Experience. Nope, you can just log on and check out the pre-expansion went and more right now.īut be aware that this PTR is not the beta, and won’t contain the new zones and the 50 to 60 content you may be expecting. You can instead help test it, as the PTR for patch 9.0.1 is now live. And unlike the Shadowlands beta, it doesn’t require an invitation.
If you’re wondering what World of Warcraft’s next pre-expansion event will be like, you don’t have to wonder anymore.
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