My Garrison Hearthstone usually DC’s me. Probably because for some reason my Garrison is on an US instance server and not an OCE one. Because get this, transferring from an OCE server to an OCE server makes your garrison a US server. In the expansion where the OCE servers were moved to Sydney Australia.
And Blizzard to this day refuses to investigate why that is and any potential fixes.
It’s the true anniversary to experience the Stonetalon ship bug.
At least, the emotions where everyone was super confused the first time it happened is.
It’s not just the portal to Stormwind. It affects Mage ports and the Garrison Hearthstone too. There are a million reports of this and it’s been happening since the downtime on Tuesday but I haven’t seen Blizzard say anything about it yet.
unfortunately, it’s my hearth and I took it again when I accidentally hearthed after being stuck in silverpine where it ressed me and i took it again and fell…this time i was prepared with levitate though!..and then after raid we all went there so I could show my guildies what it did and it ported us all there
Happened to me today using that portal from the Vale to SW only it wasn’t the crater. I was dropped over Fenris Isle, thankfully I had a goblin glider. Also, cloak of coordination dropped my lock in Gilneas the other day & THREE times today using the portal to SW from Caverns of Time dropped me in the ocean off of Swamp of Sorrows. WTH right?!?!
No, horde has the horrible phasing issue with the undercity. Every time I port over to undercity I have to go talk to the bronze dragon lady, twice, to get the phase w/Hallows End & the wickerman to show up (with EVERY horde toon, every time.)
This is undoubtedly a different issue. But just out of curiosity, when you manage to return to the game, where is your character located?
You are too kind. These portals did not break themselves. No doubt they have a simple mistake-proof utility for implementing portal destinations. This was entirely intentional. They’re upset at all the players who have chosen to get away from counterproductive design decisions by running old content. This is to punish them.