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I can recall crawling up the hills of Zangarmarsh to cross to Nagrand and, of course, being killed, and having to think, "Where the heck was my body?" And spending another hour trying to locate it. But it's pretty amazing. I believe the creativity of the team amazes me But I believe they set the right mood by releasing Burning Crusade.
It was...definitely trying to duplicate what they had already done with WoW WOTLK classic and is now WoW WOTLK classic. It has established the foundation for the rest of the expansions that have followed. I'm sure that when we are having conversations in the present, when we talk about Shadowlands we'd like it to be different, and then we look back "Yeah and then think of the variety they offered when they played Burning Crusade. This is the norm; we're supposed to make it more diverse or do it better."
Of course, a major element to the expansion was two new races such as they are the Draenei and Blood Elves. Could you briefly take us through the creation and use of those races, and what, if you remember, you were thinking that their introduction could cheap WOW WOTLK Classic Gold alter the meta-game overall?
