no notice about it. not even info on how long. just shutting it down mid raid. ???
8 Likes
yeah I feel ya . WE pay money for this game monthly and cant even get info or notice …it stuppid
3 Likes
Shut down are approximately 1hour !
1 Like
There was a 15 min warning.
3 Likes
Nah, they gave a 15 minute notice.
Did ya miss that in chat? 
2 Likes
Ya. WTF Bliz?
thank you!
5 Likes
There’s a notification, if you click on the version for just WoW Classic, not TBC.
Dunno why they didn’t put it on the TBC side, but that would just be helpful.
14 Likes
hell yea loving it!
This is an outrage!!
FYI, Vanilla Classic has a maitenance tag on the launcher but not TBC Classic.
1 Like
no there wasn’t. not for most WoW subscribers since I wasn’t already online, I logged in 5 seconds before the servers shut down. My only notice was a random player in chat saying “SEE YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE”
yeah that 15 min notice was like F U customers lol
1 Like
It’s always in a different spot… every week…
Twitter… support… forums…
If only they could choose what to use.
5 Likes
Does anyone even play vanilla classic anymore
1 Like
They will say it was a scheduled maintenance…lol they suck
1 Like
You are getting the Classic Experience. Back in my day, when the server suddenly went down to fix something it wasnt just 1 hour, it was 3, then 10 then 48 hours cause everytime they fixed something. something else would break. Either that or Microsoft would release an update and break everything and they had to start over and wait for all hardware driver and software providers to catch up.
That’s right kids, “Patch Tuesday” came into existence as a coordinated effort with hardware and software providers to pre-emptively share information and coordinate updates to reduce downtime and overall issues. This was done as WoW broke new ground, computer technology and network infrastructure really took off.
6 Likes
Incoming Blue Post about “Scheduled Maintenance”
Time to take a small break, relax and do something else. You’ll be alright