Who the heck wants to play on a server with 1+ hour queue times just to get into the game because Blizz didn't open enough servers to begin with. They have plans to spin up emergency realms very quickly if needed at Classic launch.Ĭan you elaborate in any way on some on the expected queue lengths (preferably in length of time) at launch? Queue times and overcrowded realms are a big concern with all of these realms filling up, and Blizzard answered many questions on high-population realms today at the Classic WoW AMA.
#DEAD REALM MAX PLAYERS FULL#
In addition, Gehennas moved from High to Full today. Currently at the time of writing this post, Venoxis and FIremaw are already at Medium. On Tuesday, Blizzard added three more realms - Firemaw for EU English, and two German realms-Razorfen (Normal) and Venoxis (PvP). Any realm that is listed above Medium should expect queues at launch, with increasing severity from High to Full. Even a Full realm in 2006 would be Low by our current metrics. In order to have a better play experience, we urge players on these realms to consider moving to the Firemaw realm.Īll of the existing realms have a healthy population. If you are currently planning to play on one of these realms, you should expect extremely long queue times that take several hours to get through. For a better play experience, we highly recommend that players avoid creating characters on any realm marked as Full.Īdditionally, at this time, based on their expected population and queues, we strongly advise people to move off the following realms:
As a result, you may not be able to get into the queue when you want to play and even if you do, it will likely be a very long wait. Each of the Full realms has a LOT of characters to the extent that it may be more than can fit into the queue system.
During this process, we have seen a regular trend where characters keep being made on Full realms. Since our last update, we have continued to see the community create new characters in preparation for the launch of WoW® Classic next week.
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