Yeah. More of an impression that micro-holidays have been buy WoTLK Gold, to be honest it's a term developed recenty, and so the definition of what they are remains a matter of debate. But up to this point it's been for a period of one to three days, in addition, the Trial of Style felt like an event of sufficient size that you would not want to miss it. It's a little bit more miss-able in the event of three days. So we extended it to five days and while doing so, declared, "Well, let's not declare this a mini-holiday. We'll call it an event." We also open ourselves from having to let it go out at a different speed if we choose to later according to how it feels once the players start playing it.

Going more broad, it appears that new technology has been a major aspect of the expansion. Is that something you would consider to be an ongoing goal moving forward?

I'm sure of it. It's not only a Legion thing. Maybe we've done more of it in Legion but, since the start of WoW We've included technology into the game. We didn't have the capability to complete a daily challenge until BC was released in the beginning, and we then decided we wanted to use technology for that. Our water didn't look nice for a while however, all of a sudden, it started looking nice. There's always tech being installed.

Legion isn't the only exception. Even simple things like in the Chromie scenario, we had to use some pieces of tech to allow an Order Hall talent tree work on Chromie and her character, as she was not one class, but simply an individual. The simple task of getting the 1's and zero's working behind the scenes to make that work were tiny bits of technology that are a part of the puzzle and make it easier for me and the other designers on the game to create the experiences that we want to create cheap WoW WoTLK Classic Gold.