If you're still looking to see how World of Warcraft used to play when people were a little more tolerant of grind-heavy MMOs, now's the time. Nostalrius has been rebirthed as Elysium. But who knows how long it'll last.
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We have gathered a list of the twelve most common error codes in World of Warcraft and how you can potentially fix them without having to go through the lengthy process of contacting support or waiting for a patch.
If you play a lot of World of Warcraft, you might be in a decent position to put today's news to good use. The WoW Tokens currently obtainable and traded through the World of Warcraft auction house may soon be used across a wider-range of Blizzard titles.
It isn't the first time Blizzard has celebrated with the Queen's choice of breed, and they're out to do it again as they're giving away in-game Corgi pets to mark World of Warcraft's 12th anniversary.
With Blizzcon closing with no mention of the company readying vanilla World of Warcraft servers following their meeting with the Nostalrius team, the noble warriors of the cause have had enough. Nostalrius will return, albeit in a slightly different form.
If, like most World of Warcraft players, you're still trudging around Suramar running errands and daily quests out there for the reputation and gear grind, you might have come across a troublesome World Quest by the name of Stelleris Shakedown. It's problematic, but certainly worth doing. Here's how to pull it off:
It's only been a week since Blizzard re-opened the doors of Karazhan to send Azeroth's heroes in for a deep cleaning mission, yet they're already talking about what to expect in World of Warcraft's next update.
In light of their efforts to finalize plans for Patch 7.1 before moving ahead with private servers, the Return to Karazhan update for World of Warcraft: Legion releases in time for the annual Hallow's End event.
If you're one of the lucky few to have nabbed tickets to Blizzard's annual festival, Blizzcon, this year; don't think you'll be getting a front-row seat to news of World of Warcraft's much requested 'legacy' server. It isn't happening - yet.
World of Warcraft players will be able to jump into Karazhan once more this coming October 25th with Legion content patch 7.1 Return to Karazhan. Karazhan marks the first major content patch since the release of the highly successful expansion World of Warcraft Legion.
After being a part of the World of Warcraft development team since its original release before rising to the rank of Game Director in 2010, Tom Chilton says he's "for something different."
As the Emerald Nightmare finally opens its corrupt doors, as do the bloodthirsty heroes of the of Horde and Alliance. The race to a world first clear has begun. Through typical MMORPG fashion, the release of a new raid scenario means every available group begins to devour crazy hours to claiming 'World First' clears of both individual boss encounters and the slaughterhouse as a whole.
Officially releasing with the original Diablo, Battle.net has been the staple service of Blizzard's catalogue of classic games since the late 90's - but its days are now numbered with Blizzard set to move on from the name in the new future. While its clear to have already happened with the likes of Blizzard Streaming - a tie-in with Facebook - and Blizzard Voice the company has stated how it made sense to call the service Battle.net all those years ago when online multiplayer was still fresh out of the gate.
Blizzard has been working quickly to release patches and other fixes for its sixth expansion, World of Warcraft: Legion, which has already sold 3.3 million copies since its launch on 30th August. The latest hotfix makes changes to the way Emissary Bags work, along with quest changes and general balances and tweaks.
Chris Metzen was only twentie years old when he started working for Blizzard as an animator and an artist back in 1993. Since then he's gone on to achieve incredible things, by providing voice talent and overseeing the stories for Warcraft, Diablo and StarCraft, to becoming the Senior Vice President of Story and Franchise Development at Blizzard.
Back in 1997 after the release of Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal, Blizzard Entertainment started working on its first point and click adventure game known as Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans. The game was out-sourced to an american company called Animation Magic, who created over twenty-two minutes of fully animated sequences, along with the games artwork, engine and sound effects. Blizzard worked on the designs, the world backgrounds, storyline and sound recording, but unfortunately it just wasn't meant to be. Just after a year of development, it was decided that Warcraft Adventures would be cancelled. Rumours started putting the cancellation down to the deteriorating of the adventure game genre in 1997, but Blizzard said in a press release that it was about quality.
Blizzard announced today that World of Warcraft: Legion, the sixth expansion for the massively multiplayer online role-playing game, has sold more than 3.3 million copies since its launch on the 30th August. This milestone means that Legion has matched the all-time record achieved by previous expansions, marking the highest launch-week player concurrency since Cataclysm released back in 2010. This also makes it one of the fastest selling PC games ever.
Hey, there’s a new World of Warcraft expansion coming out! It features an invading demon army, and massive-scale fantasy warfare is pretty cool. You might even say it’s what Warcraft is known for. In a recent interview, designer Jeremy Feasel laid out what some of the expansion’s new features will look like.
You’ve got to hand it to Blizzard--even when you’re not playing their games, their over-the-top, pulpy storytelling is always fun to check into. This video for Legion, the upcoming World of Warcraft expansion, may not be a proper CGI extravaganza, but it is a real fun way to get to know some very mean orcs.