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WoW: Forever dungeon mobs no longer give EXP if they're trivial for anyone in the party

No more calling on your high-level buddy for a boost.

WoW: Forever dungeon mobs no longer give EXP if they're trivial for anyone in the party

In a recent update to World of Warcraft: Forever, Blizzard has made further adjustments to dungeon experience rewards. When a dungeon mob's level is considered "trivial" for a party member, the dungeon now awards no experience to any party members who defeat that mob. This means higher-level players may no longer be able to boost their lower-level friends through dungeons quickly, potentially offsetting previous experience nerfs.

However, this could also result in groups being formed with players whose levels are too far apart. While some players are unhappy with the change, others argue it is a necessary measure to maintain fair gameplay.

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