Since the release of World of Warcraft Classic, Blizzard has made many changes that have never been seen in the original game. Although controversial for purists, it aims to find a better balance between nostalgia and the fun of 2021. This weekend, WOW Burning Crusade Classic began testing its most controversial changes, allowing players on North American servers to line up to participate in battlefield PvP matches with their own faction. This solves the problem that no one wants to fight for the alliance

After 17 years of evolution, the never-ending war between alliances and tribes is still the defining feature of World of Warcraft. This is also the source of its most frustrating problem. Since the introduction of MMO, players have actually been divided into two groups, and they never interact except for fighting with each other. Although the two factions often joined forces in the overall story to fight against the common evil, players from the Horde and Alliance have never been able to team up for dungeons or WOW Classic TBC Gold raids.

If different races do not have their own unique abilities that can give players an advantage in PvP and PvE battles, then this will not be a problem. Take the undead skills of the forgotten person's will as an example, it can make the player instantly immune to charm, sleep, and fear effects. In PvP battles, this ability provides tribal players with a significant advantage, which is why the undead have always been the most popular PvP race.

In World of Warcraft Classic, these imbalances are not a big problem, because PvP is chaotic and mainly occurs in an open world where dozens of players compete against each other. A small advantage like this will not help you against a larger or more coordinated team. One of the biggest features of the Burning Crusade expansion pack is the PvP arena, where teams of two or three players fight in small-scale quarrels. Small differences in skills and abilities may make huge differences.

Suddenly, WoW's PvP changed from a large-scale outdoor battle to a fierce, intimate duel. Naturally, competitive players will want every advantage they can get, mainly due to racial abilities, and tribes have become the de facto choice for PvP in World of Warcraft. With the launch of Burning Crusade Classic, the number of tribes soared to an average of 61% of all players in North American PvP servers. However, looking at a single server, this ratio can become very scary.

Although a few servers do have most alliance players, most PvP servers are biased towards tribes. You may think that winning the faction war will be the ultimate victory, but in fact it is a nightmare for both parties. It is worth noting that players should get as much Classic TBC Gold as possible, and more Gold can give them a greater advantage. The emergence of MMOWTS easily helps players solve the problem of lack of Classic TBC Gold.