Vanilla World of Warcraft holds many fond memories for many people players. I know I hit rank 12 in PvP before they nuked it for arenas and I wear my Marshal title with pride. But when you are looking at running the main game on unauthorized servers, Blizzard says it needed to put its proverbial foot down. Blizzard is finally speaking about the reasoning behind it's cease & desist order it delivered to the owners in the vanilla WoW server Nostalrius latest research by. Executive producer J. Allen Brack declared that Blizzard should protect its IP rights or risk losing them, but according to him the Cheap Warmane Gold company realizes that the game rolling around in its original form comes with an allure for many players. "We explored selections for developing classic servers and none might be executed without great difficulty," Brack said rolling around in its forum post. "If we can easily push control button and all of this could be created, we will. However, you'll find tremendous operational challenges to integrating classic servers, not forgetting the ongoing support of multiple live versions for every single aspect of WoW." Brack said the business has even considered creating exactly what called a "pristine realm" where everything could be turned off. No leveling acceleration or character transfers, no heirloom gear, character boosts, Recruit-A-Friend bonuses, WoW Tokens, or use of cross realm zones, and also group finder. He said they may be still exploring that option. Finally, he said this company has been in touch using the people that ran Nostalrius. "They obviously care deeply about the sport, and now we look forward to more conversations with him or her in the coming weeks." Whether Blizzard is Warmane Gold for sale merely gaining feedback on additional options or actively dealing with letting Nostalrius reopen in the different format is unclear, but at least these are talking. If they ever did find a strategy to bring vanilla WoW back, I'd probably try that server even for some time. I can really realize why nostalgia in games is very popular at the moment,
