We previously reported that version 1.3.4 of Warhammer Online had hit the public test servers, bringing with it an entirely revised scenario structure. That scenario structure has been revised, yet again, due in part to negative player feedback. WAR Community Coordinator Andy Belford outlines the re-revised scenario list in an In Development post on the official WAR forums.

Initially, the revised scenario list was as follows:

* Tier 1

- Nordenwatch
- Gates of Ekrund
* Tier 2
- Nordenwatch
- Gates of Ekrund
- Mourkain Temple
* Tier 3
- Nordenwatch
- Gates of Ekrund
- Mourkain Temple
- Phoenix Gate
- Highpass Cemetery
* Tier 4
- Nordenwatch
- Gates of Ekrund
- Mourkain Temple
- Phoenix Gate
- Highpass Cemetery
- Battle for Praag

Apparently, people weren't as thrilled as I was at this announcement. At least to me, the list looked perfect.

The re-revised list looks like this: 

* Tier 1

- Nordenwatch
- Gates of Ekrund
- Weekend Warfront
* Tier 2
- Nordenwatch
- Reikland Factory
- Mourkain Temple
- Weekend Warfront
* Tier 3
- Nordenwatch
- Tor Anroc
- Reikland Factory
- Lost Temple of Isha
- Weekend Warfront
* Tier 4
- Nordenwatch
- Serpent's Passage
- Reikland Factory
- Lost Temple of Isha
- Caledor Woods
- Weekend Warfront
- Battle for Praag

In other words, meh! You might also be wondering, what the heck is Weekend Warfront? Which has been added to every tier.  The gist of it is that basically every weekend a different scenario will rotate into that Weekend Warfront slot. Weekend Warfront scenarios will also contribute to the campaign.

Read below for the currently planned Weekend Warfront schedule:

• 1.3.4 Live + 1 week: Scurvy Dogs with the all new 6v6 Scenario “The Ironclad”.
• 1.3.4 Live + 2 weeks: High Pass Cemetery.
• 1.3.4 Live + 3 weeks: Howling Gorge.
• 1.3.4 Live + 4 weeks: Black Fire Basin.
• …and so on.

Andy also mentions that the Weekend Warfront system can also be used to spin-off current scenarios using different rulesets.

Read the original post here.

What do you think of the re-revised scenario structure? Let us know in the comments below!