You may have already seen that World of Warcraft Classic has proven exceptionally popular, with 1 million viewers on Twitch and huge queues to actually access the servers and get playing. The result of so many people diving in is that substantially more people than usual are attempting to pick up quest items. But rather than cause a rabble and provide the item to the player who can hit the pick-up button the fastest, the community has organised itself into polite lines so that everyone has a chance at getting the item.To get more news about safe wow classic gold, you can visit lootwowgold official website.
Reddit user metrostarshipp captured a queue on camera, which also showed off a little banter in the chat, with people joking about cutting in line. One player notes that they wished it was “this orderly for sark and meadallion [sic]”, suggesting that the line system hasn’t quite picked up in every district of Azeroth.
Even before the game launched yesterday, Blizzard realised that there
would be overpopulated servers thanks to the amount of people
pre-registering character names. It looks like World of Warcraft Classic
is more popular than expected, with a flood of players looking to
experience nostalgia or get a taste of what Azeroth was like back in
2004.
World of Warcraft Classic is a version of WoW that sets everything back
as it was when the game launched in 2004. All stats and progression
rates are as originally decided by the Blizzard team 15 years ago,
regardless of if later patches made the systems better. Playing the game
this way has been something oft-requested by long-term players, largely
because over a decade of design and expansions has made WoW a very
different game than it was at launch.
