Dragonflight <\/em>is the latest World of Warcraft <\/em>expansion set to release on Nov. 28. Although the expansion itself is releasing at the end of November, Blizzard Entertainment is launching the Dragonflight<\/em> pre-patch in two separate phases\u2014phase one and phase two. Phase one launched on Oct. 25 and brought HUD UI changes, updated spells, talent trees, Rated Solo Shuffle, and new accessibility features. Phase two, which started on Nov. 15, introduced Dracthyr Evokers, their starting zone\u2014the Forbidden Reach\u2014revamped dungeon Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr, and the Primal Storms event.<\/p>
Accessibility features are features specifically designed to help WoW <\/em>players improve their gameplay, even the smallest details, like repeatedly smashing your buttons to chain your DPS rotation, and help impaired people to navigate the game easily. New accessibility features with the Dragonflight <\/em>pre-patch are Press and Hold casting, interact key, and action combat.\u00a0<\/p>
So, let\u2019s take a look at all the accessibility features coming to WoW<\/em> with the pre-patch and how to enable Press and Hold casting in Dragonflight<\/em>.<\/p>