The launch of wow gold classic has been plagued by host problems. To put it differently, more players are trying to get on the internet to play the game than developer Blizzard can currently handle. WoW Classic server queues are becoming really bad in some cases that wait times up to 3 hours (and, in extreme instances, much, much longer) have been commonplace. This should settle after the initial rush to play calms down, but Blizzard has already moved fast to open more servers to relieve the strain.

The sheer amount of people playing (estimated to be upwards of 2 million) has lead to some humorous, heart-warming community events happening in the sport too. WoW Classic has many quests that ask you to loot specific creatures for key quest things. As these creatures only predominate occasionally, the inhabitants of over-populated areas of the game have taken to literally organising in-game queues to give each participant a fair shot at completing quests. Now that's gaming at its very best.

World of Warcraft Classic will indeed be receiving updates to roll out newer features over time, even though it's not yet clear if it'll be getting full-on expansion add-ons. Blizzard will be keeping an ear to the community to see exactly how much the resurrection of Vanilla game will go. But the consensus appears to be that fans will be happy to see the game reach its own third, hugely popular expansion pack, Wrath of the Lich King.

World of Warcraft Classic was released, with gamers in the game and beginning their adventures. The social experience of the first World of Warcraft has been much discussed, but logging into Classic is a means to experience it for real. Players are currently lining up politely, waiting their turn. Tailors in capital cities are stitching bags for new players to buy wow classic gold. In Barrens chat, you can even find someone who will tell you where to locate Mankrik's wife.It's early days yet, but to my surprise, Classic does feel as though it's recaptured the game's 2004 atmosphere.