While WoW Classic was a success, it's also been an interesting experiment for fans, who have come away from the release with a better understanding of what they enjoy out of World of Warcraft and what they disagree with from a design perspective.
WoW Classic gives players the original base game without any major changes, preserving gameplay design, aesthetic, and even bugs to deliver as close to a similar experience as possible to a title that's almost 16 years old now. While the current version of World of Warcraft is so different from the 2004 version it's barely recognizable, a solution to that was recently explored when Blizzard released World of Warcraft: Classic. World of Warcraft: Shadowlands is set to release next week, and will mark several major changes to the way the MMORPG is experienced by its players, including the vaunted level squish that will make character progression more immediately satisfying and cohesive with each level gained. Veteran World of Warcraft game designer Chris Kaleiki has posted an explanation regarding his departure from Blizzard recently, and he highlights a dissatisfaction with the state of the current game as a major reason why.
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