It's not as memorable The reason I say that WOW Classic TBC Gold is due to having more choices. There could be three pants. You could have one heroic, one Kara and one crafted pants. The bis will slightly be a bit more prominent than the other pants. In vanilla you would go through the dungeon blue phase to the sole upgrade available for that phase.

Vanilla had the most unique gear but TBC gear is memorable. You have DST, stunherald/lionheart, Ashes of alar, warglavies, spellstrike/spellfire/shadoweave sets, Latros shifting sword, the sun eater (not meta but still a status item back in the day on priv servers). There's an abundance of items however they're not as crazy as vanilla. In wotlk , it gets a little rapidly, most likely due to two issues. It's quite a feat to own a Naxx 15x2.

I just started playing TBC Classic a week ago I am a new player, I want to request directions for zones as well as dungeons and raids in Outland. They can be played in the same order as they appear on maps. But I would rather play them chronologically in a lore-wise order. I've completed all quests in Hellfire Peninsula, the two dungeons in Hellfire Citadel, and all the quests in Zangarmarsh within the Serpent Lake dungeons. Now I'm in multiple zones, and I feel a bit confused.
You are looking at it too much through the retail lens. There's no "chronological order" or overarching narrative to the expansion quests. most things are very much limited to their own areas. There wasn't much of great story telling back then. At 68, it is possible to pick between Shadowmoon and Netherstorm. But neither of them has anything to do or include the other. There's no definitive story line. That being said, for raids, you'll have to choose Kara Gruul's Magtheridon Tempest Shrine/Sepernt Keep (again it's not in an order), Hyjal, Black Temple, Sunwell. ZA exists and is actually fun but, like most troll things, it's an individual thing. it does not "fit with" anyplace.

TBC was created in order to expand the Classic game. When playing a TBC server will allow you to access to the majority of Classic content, but it's no longer in use. But, they're now treated as distinct games to players who prefer the endgame of the classic/vanilla version.

Wow classic is dead. I would recommend tbc to anyone who is looking for vanilla. Are you a new player? If yes, I'd recommend that you consider the retail option instead. It's more refined and provides a variety of benefits to quality of life.

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