The popularity of WoW Classic has amazed even Blizzard WoTLK Gold, which thought the game would appeal only to core fans. Executive producer John Hight told P2Pah: "It certainly shocked us."
He continued: "When we put out Classic we were not sure that this was going to be a big deal or not? We thought"Our fans' core are really going to love that, therefore let's do this for them.' But, then it turned into a vast group comprised of WoW players. Much larger than our current WoW community. It was quite a shock to us." Hight said. "We realized, 'Oh gosh we need to help two communities. What do we do?'"
"Suffice this to state, I'm convinced that we hold records for the two most massive MMOs that exist on Earth. So it's a significant community. A lot bigger than we thought it would be."
WoW is launching a new campaign for charity for COVID-19 Featuring Two Cute Pets
Blizzard has announced a new campaign to raise money for charity that lets players purchase an in-game pet that is available in World of Warcraft and the money going to aid groups for humanitarians fighting COVID-19.
Now through this weekend, until April 26 (or until donations exceed $1 million), WoW players can donate any amount of money they want to Doctors Without Borders/Medecins without Frontieres to help the entire WoW community get at minimum one new animal in the game. The money will go to the groups' Crisis Fund that helps with different initiatives related to the pandemic.
If funding reaches $500.000. everyone will get a new monkey pet called Bananas for cheap WoTLK Classic Gold use to play World of Warcraft , regardless of whether you've personally donated for the project. Should funding reach $1 million, every WoW player will be given a pet sloth named Daisy. You can see both pets in the photo below. utilize the slider to quickly look at each.