"People want for WoTLK Classic Gold the possibility revisit and play WoW Classic in its original form," Birmingham said. "We were looking to make something that was like an instant snapshot However, we want to having these progressive content unlocks. That's why we have things like Blackwind Lair and Ahn'Qiraj, and Naxxramas. We'd like these to unlock in the future, when players are prepared, as they progress through those different elements of content. The systems as a whole we'd like to keep at 1.12 at which we think they are the most complete and balanced."

The idea of continuous updates in the same way as they first appeared but raises the issue of expansions. Blizzard has published seven expansions altogether. Although later ones such as Legion as well as Battle for Azeroth would feel out of place within the Classic framework and it's logical that some players may wish to play earlier expansions, such as The Burning Crusade or Wrath of the Lich King -- in within the framework of World of Warcraft Classic. Blizzard will not commit to this, but they haven't ruled it out.

"The community's demand for WoW Classic is why we made WoW Classic," said Birmingham. "So we are certainly willing to buy WOW WoTLK Classic Gold  hear what you are thinking about it. But what we're focusing on right this moment will be WoW Classic. This is what we're committed to delivering. We have no plans to reveal anything more than that."

World of Warcraft Classic launches on August 27. For more on WoW go through the details of the upcoming Rise of Azshara update, as well as read the opinions of the project's leads about the update's very flexible nature.