WoW Classic

With WoW Classic almost here, you may be planning your trip around Azeroth with zone levels in mind.

Welcome to The Queue, our daily column where you ask us Qs and we make somebody on staff supply the As. Unsurprisingly, with less than a week to go a vast majority of y’all are talking about WoW Classic. It reminds me a little of those one-off Christmas episodes of sitcoms, where it’s pretty much the same old wacky antics only this time the industrial wood chipper Urkel made sentient and is running amok has a bow on it. So basically, Winter Veil in Orgrimmar.

We've talked a lot about WoW Classic here, but there's one question that I find myself coming back to again and again.

The story in World of Warcraft has changed significantly since the game arrived in 2004.

Of all the things removed from the game as it has expanded, I think the Keyring is the thing -- besides the Loch Modan dam -- that I miss the most.

I have to admit now, if I do play WoW Classic a lot, I know that I'm looking forward to running some dungeons like Stratholme and Dire Maul, but I'm not looking forward to others, like Sunken Temple and Sunken Temple.

If you're interested in WoW Classic you may be wondering what the game was about in those days.

I've realized that I filled up on my nostalgia quotient in the WoW Classic beta test, and I'm not exceedingly likely to play the actual game when it goes live this month.

We're less than a month away from the launch of WoW Classic.