WoW: Classic is currently in development at Blizzard but no release schedule was released. “We want to reproduce the game experience that we
all enjoyed from the original classic WoW without the launch
experience," J. Allen Brack, executive producer on World of Warcraft,
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Following the Classic announcement, PCGamer published a short interview they had with Brack prior to the announcement in which the
producer revealed that the team has finally found a way to bring back
the vanilla server. "We think we have a way to run the Classic servers
on the modern technical infrastructure," Brack said. "The infrastructure
is how we spin up instances and continents, how the database works.
It’s those core fundamental pieces, and running two MMOs of that size is
a daunting problem. But now we think we have a way to have the old WoW
version work on the modern infrastructure and feel really good."
For the rest of the interview, we suggest you check out PCGamer’s full article.
Last year, Blizzard shut down the Nostalrius legacy World of Warcraft server, and a petition was started to bring the vanilla server back.
The petition was personally delivered to Blizzard’s Mike Morhaime by
former WoW lead Mark Kern.
