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Commento di 208337

Is it something, or nothing?

Commento di zingar

sadly we dont get to find out whats behind the door :/

Commento di TheFartMaster

When I went over to kill Bael'Gar I noticed that the gate mentioned in the quest text was not actually a texture, and you could kind of see through the crack in the gate a bit. I kind of assume that this quest is sort of referencing conspiracy theories that people may have had about the gate in vanilla, can any older players confirm this?

Commento di 404888

You can only open the gate from one side.The side Bael Gar is on. Coming from the Crafter's area, you have a dead-end.

Commento di Vraebel

I played in Vanilla and when I first saw this gate, I really thought there was a conspiracy.
How do you open it?

Commento di Wolgan

Short answer, you don't open it. The shadowforge gate at the other end of the hall opens, but the one Bael'gar is guarding doesn't. I'd love to see another half of BRD. Maybe in another expansion they'll open it up like they did with Blackrock Caverns and Blackwing Descent.

Commento di Tigronn

perhaps its BRC

Commento di kaleuo

Very simple the other side of the door is the section where the Black Anvil is. The door is just not passable.

Commento di nariac

I think we can all agree that the Dark Iron Highway is neither dark, nor made of iron, nor a highway.

Its name is even more misleading than the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Commento di Bogdanov89

My theory (even though it goes a bit strange with the quest's text):

The players enter the Blackrock City through a cave opening in a slave mine.
That is definitely NOT the official entrance used by the Blackrock dwarves (and elemental/giant allies).

The way all those elite patrols are put between the two gigantic gates (one with the giant boss in front) definitely looks like that "highway" is the main path into the city.
Similar to how Ironforge has guards paired down the main hall where you enter the city.

To me the gigantic gate guarded by the giant boss is probably an official way into Blackrock City.
Similar to how Ironforge is entered through a gigantic gate - not some small hole in a mining tunnel.

While the goblin NPC does seem mystified by the gate, i think that gate is nothing more than one of the gates between Blackrock City and the official exit to the surface world.

Commento di swedengamer

As of patch 7.1.5, I found it very hard to get a group going for the quests in this dungeon, Blackrock Depths: Detention Block. Every group I was in went straight for the mole machine, jumped down and then finnished up the two bosses in the dungeon. I guess it makes sense because it provides more experience doing this and people level faster this way. People can just queue up for this one and do it very fast. However, I enjoy doing my quests in the dungeon, at least one time, and I don't like having quests in my logbook hanging around. But I understand. Still, I do not want to use the excuse of, come back later when you are higher level, because I am doing it now when I am leveling.

Anyway, that is my two cents.

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A un'estremità della Strada dei Ferroscuro c'è un enorme cancello molto simile a quello che protegge Forgiascura all'estremità opposta. In questo caso, però, non abbiamo la minima idea di cosa vi si celi dietro!

Tutto ciò che sappiamo è che è strettamente sorvegliato da pattuglie Forgiafuria e dal Gigante Fuso Bael'gar. Tu non dovrai far altro che sbarazzarti di loro e forzare il cancello!

Immagina cosa potresti trovare dall'altra parte... Potrebbe esserci un'altra parte della città di cui ignoravamo l'esistenza! Oppure nulla! Chi lo sa!

Però, secondo me, qualcosa c'è...

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