However, it will give players increased mount speed on both of the new continents. The second part of “Pathfinder” will likely be added in a future patch. World of Warcraft’s last expansion, Legion, debuted on Aug. #WOW LEGION FLYING ZONES PATCH#īut the patch that introduced the “Legion Pathfinder, Part Two” achievement - and the conclusion to the flying unlock - wasn’t released until March 28, 2017. Flying was a big deal to Blizzard during Legion, with the studio releasing unique class mounts and a long quest line to get players started on “Pathfinder, Part Two.” “Pathfinder, Part One” will instead act as a precursor to flying in Battle for Azeroth, allowing dedicated players to work toward the travel mode before it actually becomes available. The original intention of pulling flying from launch seems to be a desire for players to familiarize themselves with the new world around them from the intended, ground perspective before letting them take to the skies and skip the geography.
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