I mean I am not certain if I am able to calculate exact ratios of new versus returning. However, there is no doubt that plenty of people are playing Legion in the present WoW WoTLK Classic Gold, and enjoying it. We had high concurrency levels at the time of launch. Anecdotally, I have seen numerous old faces and guild mates from six, eight years ago appearing in chat rooms I haven't seen in an extended period of time. It's fun for playing WoW.
Another of the more interesting things about WoW's success is that it's a pay-to-play MMO. Almost no other company has been able to accomplish that, especially with the years of consistency. However, what has kept World of Warcraft able to not only sustain that model, but be successful using it?
Thinking about other ways to interact and interact with World of Warcraft Does the team ever contemplate a console iteration? World of Warcraft 14 is the biggest, most successful game in this space however, is it something you ever think about exploring, or do find yourself thinking "No, this is an exclusive PC experience"?
It's something we've discussed ad nauseam at times. I would say that, at its core the interface and control aspects, WoW is a PC experience. I'm convinced that World of Warcraft 11 and 14 were developed on PC and console and are very console driven in a lot of ways. There were choices that were taken where you are either in one directionor choose the other buy WoW WoTLK Classic Gold. And we've strayed into the PC direction many times before trying to bring that back on would be uneasy on its merits.A few developers have attempted to utilize these loot-tiers as inventive solutions to the long-standing issues that have plagued their games for many years.