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When Blizzard will Release World Of Warcraft Classic



When Blizzard Will Launch World Of Warcraft Classic




One of the most talked about projects that are coming out of Blizzard's development studios is World of Warcraft Classic. It's exactly what it sounds like it's an homage to the old version of World of Warcraft, when times were simpler and expansion packs were nonexistent. The company revealed the date for the release of the vanilla server during this year's BlizzCon.



During the BlizzCon opening ceremony (via Gamespot), it was announced that World of Warcraft Classic will launch in the summer of 2019 for PC gamers. There is no need to pay anything extra for a subscription for World of Warcraft. Premium subscribers can play the game for free.



To help get gamers back into the foldas well as to take notes and gather feedback on performance stability, stability, and other features, there's a demo available for those who bought a BlizzCon ticket. Yes, this is applicable to both virtual and physical tickets which means you don't have to worry about appearing in person at this year's event or to worry about logging into the livestream.



You'll be able to hop into the demo and test the various character classes up to level 19. However you won't have the option to start from scratch. You can only stretch your class's legs up to four levels because the classes are pre-set at level 15. However, it will allow you access to some of the classic classes from the original vanilla World of Warcraft from a long time long ago. Azov The demo will be available beginning today and running until November 8th, so you'll only really have an entire week to get some gameplay time with the re-release of the original MMO.



Gamespot has revealed that the demo also includes a 60-minute limit and an 90-minute cool down period. This is to ensure that servers are moving at a steady speed. So you won't be able to host the demo on servers and play all day every day. You'll only be able to play for a couple of hours each day. Some people may not like that but it's to ensure the servers aren't overcrowded during the demo testing. Besides, you can still play the Battle for Azeroth if you really need the WoW fix for the time being.



Although it is an old-fashioned rerelease of the game There are also new features that are being added to the game, like Battle.net's social platform, as well as other features of quality-of-life that relate to graphics and display options. It's mainly a throwback to the classic WoW experience.



It was born of a strong desire and inclination of over one million players who wanted classic World of Warcraft. It was a result of the Nostalrius Begins legacy server, which serviced more than 800,000 players before Blizzard was able to get the server shut down for copyright reasons. Former World of Warcraft developer Mark Kern tried to negotiate a peace treaty between gamers and Blizzard by urging the company to reconsider the release of a classic vanilla edition of the popular MMO, and it turns out that Blizzard was willing to compromise.



If you're unable to attend the demo this month you can still look forward to the full World of Warcraft Classic launch next summer.



Staff Writer at CinemaBlend.



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