"That's one of the things we want to make sure we address, that is one reason we put up that article on the community forums," Birmingham said. "We want people to know that just because you see wow classic gold it in the demonstration now, it does not signify that's exactly the way its going to function. This is a demonstration and we all wanted to ensure that for your demo, individuals wish to focus on the fact that we restore the original abilities, we revived the original quest material, we revived the first terrain in the areas, and we want to ensure that everyone had an opportunity to observe that's in."

"And obviously, the feeling of community and a large population coming together is something that we want to recreate too," he continued. "That's not something that could've been conducted to individuals seeing everything else at the demonstration, we want people to have the chance to find that. As you said, this is a demonstration, it's a very different situation from live, so we made different decisions to the demonstration than that which we would have done for live."

After spending years telling fans they did not really desire classic World of Warcraft (i.e., the match as it used to be pre-expansions), Blizzard finally capitulated and declared World of Warcraft Classic, that is precisely what the name seems like--an official host that will host World of Warcraft since it used to be back in the afternoon.

Today, at Blizzcon, Blizzard announced more details about World of Warcraft Classic to buy wow gold classic, such as that it will be outside in 2019 (which can be pretty soon!) , and it will be free for all current subscribers. This is definitely great news, and likely not somenthing which a lot of people might have been expecting--basically, as long as you subscribe, you can now bounce back and forth between classic and modern World of Warcraft. That is pretty cool of Blizzard. Fans of old school Warcraft are only going to be served well next year between the recently announced Warcraft 3 Reforged.