"Once we get that right," Dawson added, "yeah, that does open possibilities to potentially other things in the future for us. "And we're committed to getting that right." "There's a lot of problems to solve, even with Burning Crusade, Classic, and modern all running as three large MMOs running alongside each other," Dawson said. If Blizzard gives more expansions the Classic treatment, it's easy to see how complicated that system might become. So, essentially, WoW Classic, WoW: Burning Crusade Classic, and WoW: Shadowlands, the modern version, will all run simultaneously. Those who opt into the Burning Crusade will stay where they are on the same servers, but players who choose to play vanilla WoW Classic will have their character copied over to a different server that requires an entirely different WoW client to access. Longdale explained that current level 60 players in Classic will choose whether to take their characters into the Burning Crusade or stick to playing the strictly vanilla version of WoW. See, when Burning Crusade Classic launches later this year, it won't be an expansion to WoW Classic in the traditional sense but more like a wholly separate game.
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