The popular culture of World of Warcraft in 2004 successfully introduced players to difficult training, huge PvP, and complex and coordinated Boss lair raids. This is the maturity of the MMORPG type, making it mainstream. Years later, The Burning Crusade expansion requires players to do all this again in a huge new WOW TBC Classic Gold area with more bosses, larger background stories, and larger weapons.

Burning Crusade Classic started in the same way as it was then. Players sprint to the cursed land south of the Eastern Kingdom and charge fiercely through the Dark Portal. The iconic portal is the starting point of the Warcraft story in the 1990s, and trekking through it with a group of friends and future allies will never grow old. With no server downtime leading to a big transition from vanilla WoW to Burning Crusade Classic, Blizzard did master the execution necessary to make this huge MMO expand like a great adventure.

Blizzard has held a considerable share of disastrous online releases for decades, but this is not one of them. We can once again experience the iconic moment when waves of players gather together, and their enthusiasm for continuing the exploration they started many years ago has pushed them forward into the unknown. And server sharding prevents the first area we were supposed to spend more than ten hours to enter from becoming too crowded. Although I first started playing World of Warcraft before the arrival of the Wrath of the Lich King expansion pack, my best memories come from my experience in the 1960s and 1970s. The struggle to explore the Hellfire Peninsula, the contempt for the Zangger Marsh area, and the growing admiration for the endless green plains of Nagrand.

As wonderful as the hype and assembly through the Dark Portal, fatal flaws are beginning to show up again. After the initial players sprinted through WoW Classic, a few late players struggled to reach the top. They were attracted by the hype, but spit out by Blizzard's core game design based on the team. Because my work and other commitments made my leveling experience just over half of the time, it has become more difficult to find people who are close to my level to run the expanded 16 ultra-specific dungeons. Without them to supplement my experience points, I can only fight alone, running hundreds of repetitive tasks in slightly different Classic TBC Gold locations until I reach level 70.

If I get there, I will have no social connections to get me into the team content that players need to upgrade first. This is a curse. Laggards will be forced to fall further. When temporary workers like me catch up, who knows how many others can run level 70 content. There is no doubt that we should deeply understand the importance of TBC Classic Gold to players. More Gold can give us a greater advantage. And MMOWTS has become the first choice of most players.