World of Warcraft Classic Players Mix Features for Bugs

Blizzard released a "not a bug" list for the next World of Warcraft Classic. The closed beta test of the game started last Wednesday.

World of Warcraft Classic is a deliberately old-school version of the popular MMO designed to look like World of Warcraft pre-The ardent crusade expansion. As such, there are a lot of features in classical Blizzard was removed from the game later. Things that are not "bugs" in World of Warcraft Classic include Tauren button boxes being larger than other breeds, as well as much lower creature spawn rates.

In a post on the official World of Warcraft Kaivax, community manager, declares WoW Classic "Summons different memories for different actors". This leads to misconceptions about what works or does not work as expected by Blizzard. As the game is a snapshot of Sensational around 2004, there will be a lot of features and quirks that are not present in World of Warcraft. Of course, there could still be unexpected bugs in classicalthat's why Blizzard has set up a "do not report" list. You can read the complete "not a bug" list here. This is an interesting reminder of the extent to which World of Warcraft has arrived since its release in 2004.

The complete output of World of Warcraft Classic arrives on August 27th. The game will use patch 1.12.0 as a base. This patch was the first to add PvP battlefields to the game. Over time, Blizzard plans to introduce "new" content into classical just like he did with the original game. When classical launched, it will include Molten Core, Onyxia and Maraudon. The game will eventually add classic raids such as Blackwing Lair, Zul'gurub and Naxxramas. We do not know yet when Blizzard will deploy these new phases. We will keep you informed as soon as we have more.

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