Bugs in WoW Classic Demo Are Not Bugs, But Intentional Mechanics

Previously, the dev team has received so many feedback and most of ideas fall on fixing bugs. Players even gave the details with the game, However, after the dev team's checking, just find that the reported bugs are not bugs, but are instead intentional mechanics that faithfully mimic how the game used to be fifteen years ago. Therefor, these issue details won't be deal with.

"Players reported that [the] Warlock demon summoning was broken - lots of players said that you shouldn't lose your current demon until the new one appears," Kaivax said. "We double-checked and in the original 1.12 WoW, and there, as soon as you started summoning a new demon, your existing demon disappeared. So the demo actually matched how the game played originally. There were a few other reports - such as "rare mobs do way less damage" and "Kobolds at Jangolode Mine run faster than walking speed when running away" - where we were able to confirm that the gameplay was the same in the demo as in the original 1.12 WoW."

Originally, fan-hosted "vanilla" servers met the needs of thousands of players, but Blizzard eventually shut them down. The communities had grown so large at that point that they rallied behind the fallen servers to create a movement big enough - including a petition with over 280,000 signatures - that Blizzard finally paid attention, and the company announced World of Warcraft Classic a few months later.

That's not all we've done, of course, but we want to give you an idea of what we're prioritizing: core game systems, combat, and content," concluded Kaivax. "We've spent time on other things such as user interface and making sure graphics 'feel' like they used to, but our primary focus is on gameplay.

According to the dev team, they hope to give more ideas about core game system, combat, and content. And the most important thing that they focus on is gameplay. Surely, for what players has suggested, dev team will keep attention.