Players of World of Warcraft Classic will soon be able to transfer into Classic Era servers that will never progress into The Burning Crusade, according to Blizzard.

In terms of how nostalgic they want their World of Warcraft Classic experience to be, players of World of Warcraft Classic are about to be presented with a difficult decision. In order to move forward with The Burning Crusade, Blizzard must finish the original edition of its blockbuster online game before moving on to the expansion content. This means making significant changes to gameplay and the world, which will be difficult to turn on and off. Players who enjoy World of Warcraft Classic do so specifically because it is a time capsule, so simply implementing those changes into the game would be counterproductive. Fortunately, players will soon have to decide whether they want to keep their characters in the original World of Warcraft world forever or whether they want to progress them into the new content.

Those who choose to continue on to The Burning Crusade will be rewarded with an exact recreation of everything that the 2007 expansion pack provided. This patch introduces two new playable races: the Draenei of the Alliance and the Blood Elves of the Horde, both of whom are new to the game. Also included in the update is an increased level cap as well as the ability to travel to Outland, a brand-new planet filled with new quests, raids, dungeons, and monsters to explore.

Also available is the option for players to choose to remain exclusively on Azeroth, leaving their characters in the most recent patch to World of Warcraft Classic and avoiding any further expansion releases. All existing realms will be upgraded to the Burning Crusade, and a new set of duplicated realms dubbed the Classic Era will be kept in place to host the existing content. In order to access these servers, players will need to download and install a new Battle. net client, and each character will be required to choose between Classic Era and the Burning Crusade servers before they can begin playing. Also available is the paid option of creating duplicate player characters so that they can appear on both types of servers at the same time.

When Will The Burning Crusade Be Released On World of Warcraft Classic Servers?
Currently scheduled for release in 2021, the Classic Era realms will be made available in conjunction with the introduction of the Burning Crusade expansion into World of Warcraft Classic. Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, getting an exact release date for the game is difficult this year, as is the case with most major game releases. As a result, delays are always a possibility. However, once World of Warcraft Classic players begin to download the Burning Crusade patch, they will be forced to choose between remaining in the original Classic or progressing on to Outworld and beyond.

Many players were curious as to how Blizzard would handle expansion packs in World of Warcraft Classic, and the decision to run multiple versions of the game at the same time is one that will appeal to players of all stripes who are nostalgic for the game's earlier days. While this strategy is most effective when applied to a game with a large player base, it is also the best solution for ensuring the long-term viability of a virtual world game.

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