Upcoming Hotfix - Recorrupt Previously Cleansed Items

Live Posted 2020/05/21 at 2:31 PM by Archimtiros

yesterday's news

Blizzard

We’re rolling out a hotfix over the next few hours that will make it so that you can apply Preserved Contaminants to corruptible items that were cleansed before maintenance this week.

We’ll see you in the Chamber of Heart!

Comment by AzraelUltimaAnyone know if the weapon Corruption from the fists dropped off Ra-den will be sold at the vendor?Comment by elmurAnyone know if the weapon Corruption from the fists dropped off Ra-den will be sold at the vendor?Comment by Mastic8Coupling this with increase in Corruption resistance; surely makes you overly powerful? I though there was no 8.3.5 why the boost in power? New raid? Scaling for 9.0?Comment by AzraelUltimaSo let me see if I understand, if I recently went through the process of removing the corruption on my gear I now need to go back and request it back some how? I am confused. If my gear currently has no corruption on it do I need to do anything?Coupling this with increase in Corruption resistance; surely makes you overly powerful? I though there was no 8.3.5 why the boost in power? New raid? Scaling for 9.0?Comment by verbsarewordsIt was about damn time.gifComment by nucrusBecause !@#$ it, expansion's over, lets go wild. Same reason they removed the 2 Legiondary limit.Comment by SarthoriusGood to know it was only a bug and for people that did sold/delete their item remember that there is always the option to get them back with the item restoration service on the websiteComment by DanderfluffThe post is still lacking some information.

It says "items that were cleansed before maintenance this week".
So what if it's an old item from a month ago, which has corruption at the moment. If I cleanse it now, will I too be able to apply a new corruption to it?Comment by Avitus5000Yes, older corrupted items cleansed now will be able to have new corruptions applied to them. Done so myself ^^Comment by OldburyReally well done to Blizzard on getting this problem sorted out. They communicated with us and told us WHY previously corrupted items couldn't be contaminated, said they'll look for a workaround, found and implemented a middle-ground nice a fast and even managed to go the full way. Excellently done.