Do you have any interesting stories from the development of the expansion that people might not expect?

John Hight: I was playing at the time and , for me, amongst some of WOTLK Gold my peers it was confirmation because I've been playing for a long time and I literally remember somebody telling me, "Yeah, have you seen this video game Burning Crusade?" And I'm thinking, "Yeah, that's WoW which is what I'm playing now." "Oh, man, that object looks off the wall." It's like "Well, you should come and enjoy playing with me."

So it was awesome to think that WoW could take that step and not just take little incremental baby steps towards keeping its community going and then take a huge, bold, and bold leap to a different realm. Did you ask, how has it influenced the game? Every time we make an expansion, we're as if "Yeah there's got to be one huge World of Warcraft , got to be a new experience as well as some weird zones. There's going to be something people don't anticipate to see in this." It is Burning Crusade that started all of that.

Brian Birmingham: It was astonishing to observe that the staff could work. It was rapid growth. In the past that I was one of those new hires and was amazed at how fast we were trying to staff up and keep everything running at a rapid rate. It was inspirational to be surrounded by the talent and excellence of these people working with.

In this particular game, it is interesting to see that again, and how the team is larger than it is today, to support Modern and Classic in order to understand how well-cooperative and amazing cooperation everyone has displayed across the entire team, not just those dedicated to work on WoW Classic, but the people across World of Warcraft who have been supportive and part of the making of an enjoyable release has been extremely inspiring and something I greatly appreciate. It's truly one of the top teams in cheap WOTLK Gold the world to work for, and I could not imagine working with anyone else.