wow Keystone Achievements & Required Mythic+ Rating in Shadowlands Season 4

[Stan 5,239]

We're looking at the required Mythic+ Rating for Keystone achievements in Shadowlands Season 4.

Blizzard added new keystone achievements to the game in the latest Patch 9.2.5 build on the 9.2.5 PTR. You will need to attain the following Mythic+ Rating to earn the achievements:

Shadowlands Keystone Explorer: Season Four - Attain a Mythic+ Rating of at least 750 during Shadowlands Season Four. Shadowlands Keystone Conqueror: Season Four - Attain a Mythic+ Rating of at least 1,500 during Shadowlands Season Four. Keystone Conqueror rewards a title (currently placeholder). Shadowlands Keystone Master: Season Four - Attain a Mythic+ Rating of at least 2,000 during Shadowlands Season 4.  Keystone Master rewards a mount (currently placeholder).

Please note that the values may just be placeholder for now because we saw an increase in the Mythic+ Rating requirements in Season 3 to account for the Tazavesh split.

In Season 3, you need 2,500 Mythic+ Rating for Keystone Master, Keystone Explorer requires at least 900, and Keystone Conqueror 1,850.

[Lith 52]

There will be 2 less dungeons s4 so probably back to s2 values.

[Znifler 58]

On 4/30/2022 at 12:03 AM, Lith said:

There will be 2 less dungeons s4 so probably back to s2 values.

What, why? Are they removing Shadowlands dungeons from the actual roster? That's insane.

[Lith 52]

5 hours ago, Znifler said:

What, why? Are they removing Shadowlands dungeons from the actual roster? That's insane.

S4 will be 2x Tazavesh, 2x Mechagon, 2x Karazhan, Iron Docks, Grimrail Depot

So 8 dungeons total, the base 8 SL dungeons wont be in m+ s4, which is not bad imo after doing them for 1,5 years every week I kinda like that we get something "new" for the last season while we  are waiting for the next expansion.

Edited May 2, 2022 by Lith

[Znifler 58]

On 5/2/2022 at 8:27 PM, Lith said:

S4 will be 2x Tazavesh, 2x Mechagon, 2x Karazhan, Iron Docks, Grimrail Depot

So 8 dungeons total, the base 8 SL dungeons wont be in m+ s4, which is not bad imo after doing them for 1,5 years every week I kinda like that we get something "new" for the last season while we  are waiting for the next expansion.

Well rip, gotta learn new routes...

[Lith 52]

14 hours ago, Znifler said:

Well rip, gotta learn new routes...

Is that a bad thing ? 😄

[Znifler 58]

On 5/5/2022 at 1:18 AM, Lith said:

Is that a bad thing ? 😄

Reddit is riddled with how people have bad exp with for example, tanks who get flamed at sub +10 keys for not running MDI routes. This also goes for DPS, who doesn't know when to do what etc, perfectly at low keys. 

Currently at +19 myself, but it's still things I learn every now and then, that people expect you to know, instead of just telling the whole group beforehand. Sure you ought to know the pure basics of a dung, but certain fancy tacts, isn't broad knowledge. And you shouldn't have to go to another platform, like youtube, to learn the game.

My point is that, I probably have to sit some hours watching YouTube about older key runs, so I know what to do. Instead of just learning as we go, building higher keys. I don't want the game to be a chore, outside of the game.

Edited May 9, 2022 by Znifler

[Lith 52]

On 5/9/2022 at 2:07 PM, Znifler said:

Reddit is riddled with how people have bad exp with for example, tanks who get flamed at sub +10 keys for not running MDI routes. This also goes for DPS, who doesn't know when to do what etc, perfectly at low keys. 

Currently at +19 myself, but it's still things I learn every now and then, that people expect you to know, instead of just telling the whole group beforehand. Sure you ought to know the pure basics of a dung, but certain fancy tacts, isn't broad knowledge. And you shouldn't have to go to another platform, like youtube, to learn the game.

My point is that, I probably have to sit some hours watching YouTube about older key runs, so I know what to do. Instead of just learning as we go, building higher keys. I don't want the game to be a chore, outside of the game.

As a tank if you confident about your route you shouldn't have problems, I pretty much never heard complaints about my routes or pulls and I'am not watching youtube tutorials. Asking the group you join to, if they have any prefered routes can be a good idea if you don't have one that you are confident about. I might be biased about the previous expansion cause I did both chellange modes, and m+ in the previous expansion, but Im really happy about the variety.