The choice is entirely dependent on what you're looking for, but it's a good choice if you want that kind of early leveling feeling where everything is fresh and new, then Season of Mastery is theWOW Burning Crusade Classic Gold best way to go. Many, if not all, of the Vanilla servers are essentially dead. The reason for this is that players want to preserve their character as a time capsule. TBC is great, but it's a bit harder to join a guild after you've made some significant progress. I'm also planning to dip into SoM once it's out.
TBC realms. TBC realms were among the most well-liked among them, but Classic getting less popular. Not sure if the upcoming Season of Mastery will change that, but it'll surely revive Classic.
It was something I considered, and I still don't know what to do. I miss Classic. I enjoy Classic. But with the chaos that's been going on in Blizz I feel like I'm having fun playing the game but my 15 minutes go to those who don't care about causing harassment to women or employees.
And I don't say this as a means to join the argument that has been going on for years of "did Thrall cheat by using magic?" The truth is that I'm taking a view that the whole battle would never have ended up like it did. Thrall shouldn't have needed to use his elemental abilities.
The cinematic clearly seeks to portray Garrosh as all strength while Thrall being half strength half magic. So , as the battle drags on , naturally the more physical powerful will begin to take the upper hand, causing Thrall to turn to his shaman abilities to win.
Here lies my thesis. Garrosh is a superior fighter than Thrall. It's so funny , it's almost absurd.
The reason being their respective childhoods and experiences. Thrall was a child and spent his teenage years training to be a Blackmoore gladiator. Fighting was his life. Following his escape, and fought against Durnholde that was comprised of numerous battles and raids against the forces of Lordaeron. As a side note, the "Lord of the Clans" was not shy about how much taller Thrall was as compared to regular orcs. The third war followed his victory, and was the war that decided the fate of the entire world. In the end, he took his people to victory along with the night elves as well as humans. In a much shorter time-lapse Daelin takes over Durotar and forces Thrall to bring his people into battle yet again. My point is that Thrall was a fighter and trained throughout his whole life. Although there were instances when the tyrant wasn't fond of vanilla WoW, or Durotar's creation There were also some lapses duringbuy WOW TBC Gold his career. His life was filled with fighting more than anything.
