Blizzard releases important updates for WoW and The Burning Crusade Classic

Recently, the WoW team released a new update detailing the upcoming content of the WoW retail version and The Burning Crusade Classic. This means that players of these two games will be able to experience some major updates, including a feature that retail WoW fans have been waiting for.

In a statement posted to Twitter, the WoW team announced the Shadowlands update 9.15, which will be launched in the WoW public testing area in the near future. This update includes long-awaited changes to make it easier for players to exchange contracts and channels. The update eliminates the need for players to repeat contract activities on trumpets, and provides new character customization options for certain races that lack them. And Blizzard said in a TBC Classic Gold statement that there are more changes that can help players have fun.

The WoW team stated that there will be some updates in the patch to improve the gaming environment in their community, including additional changes to certain content to better reflect their common values, and to better understand the impact of players' in-game harassment reports. And more serious penalties for those who engage in destructive behavior.

In addition, Blizzard said The Burning Crusade Classic will launch a patch on September 15th, which adds the Serpent Temple Cave and Storm Fortress. This means that classic players will be able to face Prince Kael'thas and Lady Vashj. These raids will be launched in the Overlords of Outland update, which will also open a new WOW Classic TBC Gold arena season.

In another tweet, Blizzard shared the autumn roadmap of the two games, and interested players can check this tweet for details. Blizzard said that they are also doing something for WoW Classic players who hope to have the opportunity to start again, and will soon share more about their plans. In addition, if you are worried about the lack of TBC Classic Gold in WoW Classic, MMOWTS will solve all your worries and their professional services are always satisfactory.