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For starters, the game now sports a paid level 58 character boost buy WoTLK Gold. This was designed with the goal of offering players who don't have access to WoW Classic but want to take part in The Burning Crusade, along with a digital edition that includes a mount that was not found in the original game.

Content from the endgame like raids are being released in stages, with only limited content available at the start. That's a big change from earlier versions of Burning Crusade, where most of its content was readily available at the outset and was still locked in lengthy and intricate tuning process. Modifications have been made to the game's arena rating and matchmaking system in order to make them more contemporary, and though the game will be running on the last version of The Burning Crusade, Blizzard has made clear that it doesn't intend for the game become the slick and easy experience that Classic was destined to be. In the end, players will be faced with pre-nerfed versions of many raid bosses at least in the beginning, while other tweaks and modifications have been made to certain items and professions to ensure that, in an age of extensive guides and datamining, the more than 15 year old content isn't a complete bypass for current players.

If you're wondering what's coming up after The Burning Crusade Classic, Blizzard does not have a statement. In a recent IGN interview WoW director of games Ion Hazzikostas claimed that nothing was set in stone, but Blizzard was dedicated for WoW Classic players and the WoW Classic community for the long run cheap WoW WoTLK Classic Gold.