Starting on October 27, Blizzard allowed World of Warcraft: Forever players to reserve character names ahead of launch, but many are running into bugs and issues. Blizzard's new game had been leaked and rumored for months before its official release as "Classic Plus," a sort of hybrid between the retail version of World of Warcraft and the vanilla experience from over 20 years ago. The game was finally announced at BlizzCon, with a restricted-access beta that went live in mid-September and closed just a week ago. Now, World of Warcraft: Forever is launching in just a few days.
Despite the game launching on November 4, Blizzard is still making multiple changes to the final build. For example, after a major balance pass on most racial abilities and passives, World of Warcraft: Forever is nerfing the most played class in the game ahead of launch. This also comes with a group-wide change that will inevitably impact endgame activities with multiple players. More similar patches may come in the next few days, but hopefully, the name reservation process will be fixed by then.
As announced by Blizzard, World of Warcraft: Forever is getting massive race changes.
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