There’s also the part where preserving the game doesn’t actually preserve, you know, the game.
Early WoW wasn’t special because WotLK+ hadn’t released yet. Classic showed that amiably. It was the gamespace around it and the shared experience that was World of Warcraft. Not the code and the engine and the executable and the server.
There’s also the part where preserving the game doesn’t actually preserve, you know, the game.
Early WoW wasn’t special because WotLK+ hadn’t released yet. Classic showed that amiably. It was the gamespace around it and the shared experience that was World of Warcraft. Not the code and the engine and the executable and the server.