Today, Blizzard has extended the server maintenance time of the World of Warcraft nostalgia server twice. They postponed the release of the pre-patches for Burning Crusade Classic nostalgia.

Every week, the World of Warcraft server has a maintenance plan. On Tuesday, Blizzard will close them for an hour. The time will be extended when larger patches are released. Before 5 pm Central Time today, Blizzard's customer support post initially suggested that the server was available. Now, that time has been postponed twice.

The server has not been online before 4 pm Central Time in the United States. On Twitter, Blizzard’s customer support account posted a message. They need to extend the work on the server to 8 PM Central Time. The WOW TBC Classic Gold account was released again after two hours for maintenance and has been extended by four hours to midnight.

Players are frustrated with the extended maintenance. For the original two weeks of pre-patch, some of them thought it was too short. From 9 a.m. to 12 a.m., the TBC Classic Gold server maintenance time is to lose one day for players who plan to use the TBC pre-patch to upgrade one of the new games.

In the pre-patch, Classic provides players with the opportunity to upgrade the blood elves (horde) and draenei (alliance) as early as possible. The time for leveling and obtaining equipment is not fourteen days. During the short pre-patch period, depriving players of this time will hurt the number of blood elves and draenei we will see through the Dark Portal on June 1.

The introduction of new professions for each faction may affect how guilds shape their raid combinations at the beginning of TBC. In the alliance, this prevents some mid-range guilds from having shamans and tribes with paladins early in the first phase. The MMOWTS system has now been fully upgraded, and it can also provide users with a faster delivery speed. After you place the order, you can receive your WOW Classic TBC Gold within a short period of time.