If you're unsure whether you'd like to WOTLK Classic Gold do that, if you say, "Hey. I've unlocked but now I want to start playing as the Nightborn Warlock, whatever." You can increase your level and go right there, but we're trying give some extra motivation to people that want to go through the level-up game again.

The races aren't all new, however, are they?

Yeah. We refer to them as"allied races," which means they're elf-like for example, in this case, the Nightborn. They'll wear most of the time they'll wear the same armor and the same abilities, as an elf depending on what class you pick. There'll be some special racials available for these. So it's largely cosmetic. Of course, you'll have some pride if you progress from the starting point and receive the traditional armor set. You can transmog into any piece of armor. Then the Racial Abilities can be added to it.

Are you thinking about jumping in to World of Warcraft now, in a sense it's the longest-running TV show. Just like Doctor Who, there are players who are really into it, and have been with it from the very beginning. However, it can be a challenge for people who want to join from the beginning. In particular, as you continue to add every day more content that increases that barrier to admission. What's your suggestion to the kind of person who is willing to take part in this kind of experience but feel that there's just too much to go through?

Yeah, our expectation isn't that everyone coming into the game from scratch will wanna go from the beginning. That's why we came up with the boost with The Warlord of Draenor. It's a method to help youto get started if you're novice to the game but you want to play with a friend but they're already at max level, you could upgrade instantly and play together. If this is what you're looking to do it's great.

We're actually working on a new boost experience. You got a taste of it with Legion, and we're gonna be updating it to work with Battle for Azeroth. What it does is in the event that you choose to boost, we are going to run you through an event that will help you understand your class. But we do wanna prepare the students so that they aren't totally ignorant of what you should do.

I'd actually been away for a few days prior to Legion. However, even though that guideline was very helpful, I felt that I needed to go online to read about the best rotations, that I needed some help from outside to get an understanding of the best builds of my particular class. What will happen to this kind of instruction in game?

Well, there are people who want to become the best and are thinking "I need to make sure that I get the most DPS!" And I think that there's always gonna be a large percentage of our community members who are out there doing an analysis and trying to figure out how can they can get the most value from their class. But I'm not sure anyone should feel like they're obliged to do that. It is possible to be very successful in our dungeons, in our raids and without having to buy WOTLK Gold go through the absolute final drop of best-in-slot gear possible.