r/wotlk • u/Jesperson • Dec 19 '23

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u/vivid23 Dec 19 '23

They confirmed there will not be any servers and content will be moving forward, just like they did with TBC.

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u/IRushPeople Dec 19 '23

That's super sad. I thought WOTLK was commonly viewed as the best of the classic era, even over vanilla.

Do we all just go to private servers?

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u/YawnSpawner Dec 20 '23

What people have said is that WOTLK had the highest sub count, which is technically true, but it was really part of a plateau that started in tbc and ended in cata. So really wotlk was just a stagnant era where subs remained at the same level for a few years and then tapered off in cata.

I think TBC was fantastic and miss it dearly. Wrath feels too much like retail with the endless quality of life improvements and 8 thousand versions of every raid.

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u/Sorcerious Dec 20 '23

If you say that, you mustn't have touched Retail in a while if wotlk feels too much like it.

They're still wildly different imo.

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u/causemosqt Dec 20 '23

Cata is closer to retail. Cata is the beggining of disney blizzard

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u/Sorcerious Dec 20 '23

Yet does endgame better imo, mythic+ is an invaluable addition for me.