You receive no credit for the kill - and without any loot once the enemy is felled. It was a frustrating couple of minutes trying to find the first hit in on a bandit surrounded by dozens of others hoping to do the same, but we finally joined forces and partied up classic wow gold with a Gnome mage, and that which became smoother.

It was a vital moment that stood to underline the camaraderie of an MMORPG, which'massively multiplayer' aspect of WoW which critics said was lost amongst all of the updates. We chatted to other people we'd picked up in our celebration about what they thought of the demo, and roughly BlizzCon normally, and remembered the friends we had made questing all those years back. Yes we were fighting against the mechanics of the game, but we tackled it.

Each fight felt like a slog. As a Hunter -- WoW's most popular class - you are supposed to be using ranged skills, but when an enemy comes in five yards of you, you're not able to fire your weapon, meaning we needed to go through the motions of firing off a Concussion Shot to slow down the bandits' movement, while running backward away from the fight to maintain them at the ranged sweet place. It all feels very archaic, and functions as a reminder that buy wow classic gold some of this stuff was changed for a reason.

All in all, the consensus in the worldwide chat was pretty apt. Half the people were enjoying the experience, but half had been shocked in the numerous mechanics that were antiquated, and among the jokes when Blizzard added Classic and pandarens asking.