- Classic Plus (A different timeline after Naxx)
- Burning Crusade Reforged
- Full DIve Virtual Reality of Wrath by 2025?
I used to be a no changes fan boy. Now I’m pro SOME changes. I’d love to see a classic plus with new 60 content etc.
I’m also ok with TBC but I’d love to be able to save my 60 and copy to a TBC server. And also for TBC to not be brought out any time soon. Want to enjoy the full vanilla content yo
Just classic.
No to TBC no to classic +
TBC. No to classic + /gag
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Classic TBC might be worth a spin, but I feel it would shrink the community. At a minimum, they should ensure we keep our current 60s on the vanilla classic servers.
Either through starting at level 58 or through importing existing characters. I personally favour the latter. I don’t want to have to re-gain all the professions, attunements, keys, etc.
Plus having everyone start at 58 would have some ramifications. People who might otherwise play regular classic will just start at 58 to save time, low-level BGs wouldn’t even be possible, etc.
Tbh, I’d rather have a classic plus we can import our classic characters to. Current retail’s storytelling took a crap after WotLK. But not until Blizzard separates from Activision. I don’t trust Activision.
Frankly, I’m content with just Classic. Warts and all.
A root beer. A frosty, foamy, relaxing root beer.
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Servers with normal Classic (can call em Legacy) and ones with Classic+ would be ideal for me.
Burning Crusade Reforged sounds like it’d be amazing. I like BC, but I don’t think it should be a museum piece, I’d like to see it rebalanced.
This was a good troll my dude. Classic + xD good one. Can we get LFR too in classic +.
Honestly, nothing yet. Still having fun in Classic.
Classic+, new content!
Flying mounts are the death of social experience. I ain’t playing a game where people just go afk hovering 45 yards above ground on stupid flying mounts.
Group finder is also stupid. It’s the beginning of joining groups where nobody talks and people just solo the content.
I don’t need to relive the slow spiral of developer mistakes that eventually lead to retail.
No thanks.