Many of those diehard players are now flocking WoTLK Gold to private , unofficial servers to play the game. These servers are allowed to play for free however they are technically illegal. This is what a lot of fans of the vanilla WoW players used to do before the official launch of WoW Classic, and are now going back to in light of the State of California lawsuit that claims a workplace culture of discrimination and harassment toward women by Blizzard and the introduction of microtransactions that provide the level boost and mount in Burning Crusade Classic. Some players no longer feel comfortable supporting Blizzard directly.

Fresh servers then could be a possible bid to get back some the dedicated WoW Classic player. Many older, yet-running MMOs such as Everquest regularly release new servers that include dramatic changes in the gameplay to keep things fresh. WoW Classic players have requested something similar, but it remains to be to be seen if Blizzard will be willing to implement such radical changes to the game.

For the majority of WoW Classic, Blizzard took an anti-preservationist approach, aiming to make the game as close to the original version of the original version of WoW. The game's experience slowly changed as WoW Classic reached the conclusion of its content, when Blizzard introduced changes to the way world buffs work, as well as reducing the window for cheap WoTLK Classic Gold spell-batching to make more responsive to Shadowlands. Shadowlands version.