Push your World of Warcraft Video Settings to limits unknown

Log into the game, then input the following.

/console groundEffectDensity 256
/console groundEffectDist 200
/console detailDoodadAlpha 100
/console horizonfarclip 2112
/console farclip 999
/console characterAmbient

Not something I’d recommend when raiding, but it makes your visuals (horizon, amount of plants and ground detail etc.) look so much better. What it does is pretty much push the settings in your Video Settings to numbers you can’t set via the sliders.
To revert it - simply use the sliders again.

Introducing Leshock on Crossover Games

Yes, I wanted to quit World of Warcraft. Yes, I tried. But somehow I keep coming back. What got my interest back (or so I say to myself) is the release of Codeweaver’s Crossover Games. Granted, i played WoW on Linux with vanilla Wine in the past. It worked, but it had it’s hiccups. Sound was suboptimal at best, it stuttered and forgot to play sounds. Graphics were ok, but still a bit behind the Windows version. Enter Crossover Games…