IGN - It's a problem that most massively multiplayer online game developers might surrender vital organs to have: over the past 15 months, Blizzard Entertainment's 400-lb. virtual gorilla, World of Warcraft, has dropped from 12 million to a pitiful 10.3 million global subscribers (as of November 8, 2011, anyway). It's a precipitous 14.1% drop -- owed, one way or another, to the somewhat polarizing World of Warcraft: Cataclysm expansion. But what exactly has happened to the MMO space's star attraction?
Game Rant chats with WoW Cataclysm Classic developers about the changes to the guild leveling and perks system originally introduced in Cataclysm.
In an interview with Game Rant, World of Warcraft Cataclysm Classic devs discuss the possibility of matchmade raids returning in Cataclysm Classic.
The hits keep on coming at BlizzCon 2023 after the announcement of World of Warcraft Cataclysm Classic.
The xpac that is still known by the majority of wow players as, the downfall of wow, it did nothing but lose subs from then on but releasing it as classic is good idea ?? Ok
That's what I've been wondering since they announced Burning Crusade coming to WoW Classic... I was like, so what are they just going to keep releasing expansions for a second time? What the heck is the point in that? It's like something a parody would make fun of. Except, they're actually serious about it.
