PST with name reservations being open starting November 11. WoW Classic Season of Mastery will release worldwide on November 16 at 3:00 p.m. Luckily, the raid bosses themselves will actually be in their pre-nerf states (although we're unsure to what degree, as some were potentially impossible), so the difficulty should be significantly greater than in Vanilla Classic, where everything was much easier than the original, with more powerful classes due to the final patch tuning and some extremely nerfed bosses. Not all details are clear yet as Blizzard are still deciding on what goes in and what doesn't. So the approach and "some changes" mantra seems like a good one, as each improvement/change is individually vetted and then added to the game if it fits and is a quality of life improvement.
The XP curve will also use the final patch changes instead of the BC start values. The developers talked about quality of life improvement changes from the final patch and beyond, but not everything will be taken from it - attunements will still be needed for current phase content for example, as well as both Paladin seals being availabe to both factions. "Some changes" means that class balance will be based on patch 2.4.3 of BC, but the rest of the game's features might not. The Burning Crusade Classic will follow the same route Vanilla Classic did but with a twist, with a lot of the game being based off of the expansion's final patch.Īs talked about in many in panels and interviews, the approach to BC Classic is different than Vanilla Classic, with a new motto to replace "no changes".
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