While I'm writing this, World of Warcraft version 4.4 is on the PTR. Patch 1.10 indicates that this is the first retail software release and it is in its 10th major revision. 10 does not represent a fraction of a whole it's part of a versioning scheme set up like so: 'Patch one-point-ten? You can't do that! Shouldn't it be patch 2.0 after 1.9? Isn't 1.10 the same as 1.1?' Nope, sorry! Version numbering doesn't work that way! These aren't decimals, folks. More than that, patch 1.10 taught non-programmers everywhere how version numbering works.

Patch 1.10 was the patch that implemented weather, as its Storms of Azeroth title implies. Patch dedicated almost exclusively to giving nonraiding players more content, access to better gear (without trivializing raids), and generally making the world a prettier place. Personally, I find patch 1.10 to be one of the most memorable patches of classic WoW. What did the game look like years ago? Who is etched into WoW 's history? What secrets does the game still hold? The WoW Archivist explores the secrets of World of Warcraft 's past. Update your settings here, then reload the page to see it.

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