World of Warcraft Classic Hardcore has been live for one week, and Blizzard has shared a number of key stats from the first punishing days.
15.08.2023 - 17:33 / news.blizzard.com / Hardcore
Catch the latest episode of WoWCast with World of Warcraft Lead Software Engineer Ana Resendez, Associate Production Director Clayton Stone, and host Bethany Stout as they give us a behind-the-scenes peek into World of Warcraft Classic Hardcore.
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World of Warcraft Classic Hardcore has been live for one week, and Blizzard has shared a number of key stats from the first punishing days.
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A WoW Classic player has won the race to boost a character to the maximum level cap on the MMO's newly introduced Hardcore servers.
I’ve often struggled with playing Classic World of Warcraft and the two expansions they’ve done for it because although it’s nice to return and remember how things used to be, I’ve already done it all. I can’t really get excited about clearing Molten Core and killing the Lich King since I know what I’d need to do those things, and I can’t get into doing it all again. I figured it’d be the same with Classic Hardcore , and maybe worse since the threat of permanent death is always around every corner. However, I’m enjoying it a whole lot more than I expected.
Blizzard has released data about the first hours of Classic Hardcore. In a little over 24 hours since launch, 90,000 characters have perished. The highest-level player after one day reached level 33!
Hardcore WoW Classic is now live on Classic Era Realms globally! We've prepared Hardcore Leveling Guides, a Hardcore Leveling Tier List, as well as Hardcore Tips and Tricks. If you're interesting in learning more about Hardcore in Classic WoW, check out our guides below -- Hardcore WoW Overview Hardcore Tips & Tricks Hardcore WoW Leveling Tier List
It’s official: WoW Classic Hardcore has been reborn, and its out right now. I use the term reborn, though, because Hardcore realms have a storied history in World of Warcraft Classic, and with that a legacy to live up to. I asked Blizzard if bringing their interpretation of the already popular mode into the age-old MMORPG comes with any pressure, and the team admits they’ve been feeling the heat.
Face Azeroth’s dangers in WoW Classic’s Hardcore realms and see just how far you can go. You only have one life to live, and the Spirit Healers won’t be there to send you back out into the world of the living when you die. Death is permanent, and once you’ve been bested by the environment (or even other players), you’ll need to dust yourself off and create a new character to try again.
Wowhead Writers have prepared Hardcore WoW Classic Leveling Guides for every class, covering best talent builds for leveling, hardcore tips and tricks, as well as various race and profession recommendations. Good luck to all Classic players looking to reach level 60 when Hardcore launches globally on Thursday August 24th at 3:00 PM PDT! To learn more about Hardcore in Classic WoW, check out our other guides below -- Hardcore WoW Overview Hardcore Tips & Tricks
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