World of Warcraft's patch 8.0 leveling is not working as intended, but weirder still is that the devs aren't sure why that's the case.
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Hopefully the devs can puzzle it out soon!
I am pretty sure the devs have said it is because some of the things in the 8.0 patch caused long dormant bugs that never surfaced to finally become active.
They can fix 50% of this problem by giving the players who have reached max current lvls an expanded option to buy more heirlooms in all of their gear slots 'n even option to buy an upgrade for them to make it powerful enough to be better than any loot till they reach max lvl with their next alt - after all - it is optional faster leveling for alts .. not mains and not meant to compete at anything due to end game only at max lvl.
But Noooo !!! they want to promote paid booting
But Noooo !!! they Nerfed Heirlooms to be so weak that u might wanna replace them time to time with better loot for a current level u r in etc.
The other 50% ... well they need time, prioritization and honest dedication to fix it that's all.
Sadly, this what happens When merged with Activision ... WoW might soon become another Destiny 2. no matter thay they say = Blizzard 'n Activision answers to one group of shareholders.
And even they follow the lead of Activision CEO.
" This what I read somewhere but can't find the link/links "
I hope I am wrong 'n Activision had 0 influence in what happened and all of that was a wrong doing of the development team's decision 'n had nothing to do with getting more money from paid boosting.