"They can fuck off with the $35 to keep a copy of our character on classic servers," reads one comment. After the patch rolls out, all WoW Classic players will have to make a permanent choice: Move their character forward into the Burning Crusade or choose to keep that character contained within the original WoW Classic version. A patch planned for May 18 will introduce some of the expansion's features early (like the ability to play as blood elves or draenei). The most controversial is the $35 fee to clone a character so it can play on both WoW Classic and Burning Crusade servers. What's upsetting players, however, are the prices of the optional account services that many will want to use going into Burning Crusade. Burning Crusade Classic is also included in a regular WoW subscription.
It resurrects World of Warcraft's first expansion true to how it was back in the day, giving WoW Classic players a whole new continent to explore, more levels to grind, and a bunch of other exciting changes like flying mounts. That's where Burning Crusade Classic comes in. It emulates the MMO as it existed back in 2006, but because MMOs tend to evolve and grow over time, players eventually got bored killing the same raid bosses and wanted more. Before we get to the root of the issue, it's important to know that World of Warcraft Classic is a free addition to any regular WoW subscription.
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