They supposedly want to enhance the brand new player experience by forcing them into a new starting zone and then to classic wow gold the BfA questing zones, but I've got my doubts about being simpler to understand... I don't mind grinding, but I feel like the reward should feel meaningful and continue for quite some time. So that just isn't occurring in modern WoW. While I do enjoy WOW Classic more, it's hard to recommend it to individuals on a large post about the horrible customer support, lol. Thanks for leaving your ideas!

To be honest, the whole WOW Classic community is this a contradictory jumble. I wouldn't assert that the customer service was great or they haven't seriously mishandled things (ex. The Blitzchung mess, a handful of changes made for WOW Classic) but they also have to manage a playerbase which may be incredibly qualified and poisonous.

This is very long post that leads off with my WOW Classic encounter dealing with server wellness. I provide several solutions at the end if you would rather bypass to those, but if you do have a moment I suggest starting at the start. I am the GM of DZ (DANGER ZONE), which is a guild currently residing on Incendius. We started out on Stalagg at the start of WOW Classic. Herod was actually the host that we'd coordinated to property on with a lot of other guilds. But, queue times along with a bleak faction balance induced us not to roll there. Boy was that a mistake.

Stalagg was a nice server at the beginning. It was about 55/45 Horde favored. It did have queue occasions nevertheless. Faction equilibrium largely remained intact as it appeared both sides dropped an equal number of WOW players. This went on for a couple of weeks and it became clear that the Alliance were losing more WOW players compared to Horde which resulted in Heartseeker being Alliance dominant. In the end it was about 33/66 Horde favorite.

The transports just got started, although now 33/66 is not something that is impossible to conquer. Just before the launching of World Bosses and the Honor system another tide of transports happened on November 8th (Supply ). By the time the weekend finished the bottom had given out on a lot of the Alliance inhabitants. With fear of getting camped worse than they already were Alliance lost and more people that is casual's leveling. On November 11th they left free transfers faction specific to Horde (Source). It was far too late. We were requested to make a decision.

The feeling of failure as a GM that did not make the choice at the time is immeasurable. By leaving them onto a server that was impossible to play 16,, I failed my guildies. Don't even get me started. We knew we needed to maneuver not automatically because of the camping but since the host market was non existent and there were not any fresh buy wow classic gold players to amuse.