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Recently, Blizzard announced that MMO World of Warcraft intends to group many subscribers into smaller servers. Since 2004, World of Warcraft has been running uninterruptedly and is known as the king of massively multiplayer online role-playing games. This title is inseparable from loyal fans, and World of Warcraft has become a paid subscription model. However, other versions try to survive in the free game and micro-transaction economy, with both good and bad results. From changing the landscape of the game to the classic server version of World of Warcraft, players will still go to Azaroth in groups of three to five to Buy WOW Classic Gold and review the experience and continue to meet new challenges.

Any online game that has been running for many years will eventually shrink in size, and World of Warcraft is no exception. It has slowly reduced the number of servers in the past. However, many games of the same type will eventually reduce to zero servers and then shut down. Blizzard's games are still running steadily, and each field of World of Warcraft has different groups and meanings of existence. Some are for players who only want to experience the game, while others are for more dedicated fantasy enthusiasts. Provide role-playing.

And Blizzard told the official details of their planned domain merger in the official post of the World of Warcraft Forum. Over the next few months, they will merge participants from each affected area into what they call a "larger interconnected community", as well as the official discussion forums of each affected area. And they have surveyed the inside of each server, measured the number of servers in a period of time, and also selected the best target for combination. But those who run more servers and domains in the World of Warcraft Classic Edition will not be affected in any way.

Finally, Blizzard plans to Vanilla WOW Gold and notify players in advance if it encounters any problems, hoping that players can check the news in time, but more casual players may not notice.