World of Warcraft Classic has been having problems with layer hopping, a technique that would allow players to farm experience and materials easier. Blizzard found a solution by increasing the cooldown time before being able to hop again.

World of Warcraft Classic exploded in popularity as soon as it dropped which caused massive server issues for Blizzard. The company is looking to both expand the capacity and solve those issues by offering free server transfers to players.

World first Ragnaros and Onyxia kills have happened. A guild named APES took them both down, without even having to level all raid members to 60. Ragnaros fight was fairly smooth but Onyxia was somewhat close to wiping the gnome-led raid.

World of Warcraft race to the first level 60 is over and despite Method's efforts, it was previously unknown balding gnome that won the race, going by the name Jokerd. He later tried to delete the character but abundant mail prevented him.

Free mobile games copying popular titles to latch onto their popularity is nothing new but Glorious Saga went an extra mile and paid the price. Blizzard sued the developers for blatantly stealing WoW assets, causing them to crash and burn.

World of Warcraft Classic officially launches today but Blizzard is already running into problems with the sheer amount of people who are signing up for early name registration. As a response, they'll be opening up four new realms today.

With less than three weeks left until the launch of World of Warcraft Classic, Blizzard's return to the roots of the legendary game, the company are laying the foundation for reunions of old friendship with a special section on the forums.

Blizzard are looking to decrease the maximum level in World of Warcraft in a similar manner they did with damage numbers and stats during the stat squish but it appears they didn't communicate it well to players, resulting in an odd survey.

Blizzard officially announced the release date for World of Warcraft Classic. The game is set to launch on 27 August 2019. Before the official launch, Blizzard will select a small number of WoW players to participate in the closed beta.

Blizzard are putting World of Warcraft's Recruit-A-Friend (RAF) program on ice for the time being. Following the shutdown on 11 June 2019, RAF's replacement will come at some point and players will have 90 days to get their buddy benefits.