Giving the people what they want. (They want suffering.)
Just two months after they were rumored to be coming, World of Warcraft Classic is getting official Hardcore mode servers to give official support and structure for a player-made way to play. Players on the servers won't be able to revive after death under any circumstances. They've got one life and that's it.
The Spirit Healers are Ready. ⚰️ Official Classic Hardcore is coming.Stay tuned for more info. pic.twitter.com/tAsmV9NKDIThe fresh new servers coming this summer will implement real support for the fan-made mode. The coming feature was announced via a tweet from the World of Warcraft Twitter account."The Spirit Healers are Ready," it said. Ready for what, a vacation? They won't be around.The new servers aren't that detailed yet, but there's some information so far.
The only new thing so far is a new version of the Duel feature, called /makgora, which lets you fight to the death. The actual literal death, though, not the one hit point you lost a duel thing. Which is kind of exciting, to be honest. You kill someone in the duel, they're dead. Cue fights over key grinding areas. FightsBlizzard has stated that it doesn't want to dominate how players are already doing hardcore mode, just give some official support to those already doing it.
For my part, I remember dying all the time in WoW back in the day, so I have no idea how these people have the patience for it. I do respect them for it, though.
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