A friend of mine, whom I have played Dungeons & Dragons with, decided to give WoW Classic a try. He decided to play a Tauren Druid, a class that paired nicely with my Tauren Warrior.
I highly recommend playing WoW Classic with a friend. Doing so makes finishing quests easier, leveling up a bit faster, and is a lot of fun! In the screenshot above, my Warrior was level 6, and his Druid was level 3.
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I played WoW Classic on launch day, and it was full of lag and nostalgia. While I didn’t have very much time to play, I was able to get Vaca, my Tauren Warrior, to Level 3.
The lag was gone the next time I played, and it became much easier to work my way through some low-level quests.
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WoW Classic went live today, and I was able to get in and play for a little while. It went exactly as I remembered “Vanilla” being, right down to the server already being full when I got there. I got lucky and the queue wasn’t too bad.
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To my surprise, I got invited to join the WoW Class Stress Test. The goal of stress tests are to break the server. Blizzard wanted as many people as possible to try to log into the game at the same time.
I am interested in playing WoW Classic when it launches. I started playing World of Warcraft back in “Vanilla”, and about a month or so before The Burning Crusade expansion launched.
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I was fortunate enough to attend Blizzcon 2018. One of the (many) demo games that was available for people to try was World of Warcraft Classic. I wanted to share my thoughts about it before I forgot what I intended to say.
The screenshots you see in this blog were obviously NOT taken while I was at BlizzCon. I had time to play the World of Warcraft Classic demo after returning home from BlizzCon. These screenshots were taken on my computer after BlizzCon 2018 was over.
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