Our friends over at sister-site Wowhead have been covering its momentous launch, and reading about today’s festivities will undoubtedly be faster than trying to play yourself - queue times for most North American servers rest firmly in the “hours” category.Īs of 4:05 p.m. This new/old version of Blizzard’s perennial MMORPG is permanently locked to version 1.12 of the game, which dates back to August 22 of 2006. Lastly, even gold selling/buying existed in Classic.Įverything you describe is actually changing the game completely and instead just having them remake a new game with the same groundwork.After years of waiting, World of Warcraft Classic is now live. Next you want to make raid bosses "more challenging"? Again, changing what classic is. Some of the things that made progression harder:ģ) Internet Connection - Laugh on this if you want, but playing on dial up modems / slow internet makes a big difference compared to today's.Ĥ) PC Power - PC Power was terrible back then and today's PC make it so you have a lot less issue such as graphical / input lag. There is no way you can ever get back the equivalent progression again.
It's not like Blizzard added them just for the relaunch.Īs for progression? The only way to make progression equivalent is to erase every single guide and knowledge people have. People have an option to use them or not.
No more gold selling/buying, this was just as bad as the world buff meta.So your idea is to remove world buffs that existed in Classic? Yeah, that would be dumb. I wouldn't be opposed to some of the raid bosses being made more challenging. Progression that was the equivalent of what people actually went through during actual vanilla. Remove world buffs or greatly alter their duration (make them like 10 minutes long, or make it so you can only get one or two of the world buffs). Just what I'd like to see, I'm only speaking for myself here but I think many would agree if they relaunch classic:
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