Recently, Blizzard quietly released a new WoW Classic public testing area, but did not disclose what exactly should be tested in this area. This may indicate that Blizzard hopes to launch a new server for WoW Classic, so that players can restart their adventure into Azeroth from the beginning. The test domain currently only contains the WOW TBC Classic Gold raid content of the first stage of WoW Classic, which contains the latest updates to the game, such as the ability to purchase world gains from Chromie before the release of Burning Crusade Classic.

Currently, the WoW Classic server is a ghost town. Blizzard requires players to decide whether to play in what is now called the "Classic Age" server or choose to enter Burning Crusade Classic, and it seems that most players choose to continue to enter Outland rather than stay in Azeroth. But there is still a dedicated community of players who prefer WoW Classic to Burning Crusade.

In the years before Blizzard officially released WoW Classic, many vanilla WoW fans flocked to private, unofficial servers where players could play games for free, but it was technically illegal. Now it's back in a lawsuit in California that accuses Blizzard's workplace of discriminating and harassing women's culture, and adding microtransactions, such as upgrading and boarding the Burning Crusade Classic. This makes many players reluctant to continue to support Blizzard.

The new server may be the possibility of winning back some dedicated WoW Classic players. Various old and still-running MMOs, such as Everquest, regularly release new servers, and these servers sometimes bring huge experience changes to make things interesting. Fans of WoW Classic have made similar demands, but it remains to be seen whether Blizzard is willing to make such a radical change to the game.

For most of the Burning Crusade Classic Gold content of WoW Classic, Blizzard has adopted a protectionist approach, hoping to make the experience as close as possible to the original 2007 vanilla WoW. As WoW Classic approaches the end of its content, this situation slowly began to change. At that time, Blizzard changed the way the world buff works and reduced the spell batch window, making the game's response speed closer to the response speed of the current Shadowlands version.

The second phase of Burning Crusade Classic will add new raids, such as Tempest Keep and Serpentshrine Cavern, which are currently in testing and are expected to be released in the next few weeks. If players want to experience more fun in the new raid, players should visit MMOWTS immediately to purchase a large amount of WOW TBC Classic Gold, because more Gold can give players a greater advantage.