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Regarding the release window the release frame has been confirmed that the open beta version will be available in approximately two months' time. Thankfully, other questions from the interview were equally important and don't fall into an area of WoW Lich King transmog availability WOTLK Classic Gold. It is, however, very important to know just how different the standard version will be from the original. Can you find the Lich King arena set farm be the same? What happens to buffs? And the list goes on. It turns out that the original version of WoW will include a few features closer to those in the commercial version WoW. Things like altering a character's gender or the color of their skin will be available at the barbershop and will need players to invest real money. The previous expansions showed that Horde players had a monopoly over the other players in PvP, not thanks to Lich King's most powerful weapons, but due to Orcs and Undead's abilities that were just way stronger. Some of you be aware, even the smallest buffs in PvP are a major factor in a fight. This is why, in WoTLK, the developers found an opportunity to help the Alliance become more viable in PvP while also removing the issue where each third player on the server is playing as an undead. The solution to the problem is in the introduction of a new human racial attribute which gives them two trinket slots rather than one. The players still have to find and use the most powerful WoTKL Lich King weapons However, the ability to add an additional trinket is the best thing to have. In the first version, it took some time before the community could appreciate the benefits of this new version. Additionally there was a change to the Undead and Orc ability to racialize were later changed, resulting in humans populating the PvP arenas before the end of the year WOW WOTLK Classic Gold. However, players are aware of this new feature, and so once the WoW Wotlk classic comes out and the player base is split between the two sides will be roughly equal. It's significant because there were many players who weren't keen to play as Horde however they felt they were unfairly disadvantaged to play as the faction that lost.