Blizzard Urges WoW Classic Players to Switch Server

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Blizzard has warned World of Warcraft fans that certain realms in the upcoming World of Warcraft Classic could suffer from large overpopulations leading to queues, after observing huge requests after opening ordering names for MMO mani. On the WoW Classic forum, Blizzard said: "Based on order names so far, the Herod realm is looking for too many populations. If all the players on this server remain, the login queue of more than 10,000 players is a certainty, and may be much higher of the. "

Blizzard announced recently that the kingdom's close to the number of players has been increased to allow more people to live in each kingdom, and even with that increasing cap, Herod's kingdom was still overpopulated. There are no plans to raise this limit anymore, so players who are still in the world might want to consider moving if they are thinking of holding on so that Blizzard gives in. Best and Cheapest WOW Classic Gold For Sale - rvgm.com.

"Although we can enter several times more players in one field in 2019 than in 2006, we will not raise the limit any further, even though we have the technical capacity to do so," Blizzard said. "Increasing the realm of boundaries will only prevent problems, letting more players enter at launch but creating an unsustainable situation, with severe queues when we permanently turn off layering before Phase 2 of the plan to unlock our content."

It should be noted that the Blizzard realm population estimates of Low, Medium, High and Full are based on increasing this capacity. So, the Medium domain now has more characters than the most crowded realm in 2006.

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