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Some players offer consoling words that Cataclysm is a stepping stone to Mists of Pandaria Classic, making the temporary pain worthwhile. With the hope of a better expansion a year or two down the line, drinking a dose of Cataclysm now may be acceptable. Perhaps it really is simply for the journey, nothing more and nothing less. There’s precious little that you’re able to take with you between expansions in this game save for cosmetics, mounts, and pets, after all. Another consideration is the fact that retail will be trumpeting out a brand-new expansion later this year, right about when Cataclysm Classic players may be losing steam and looking for entertainment alternatives. Unexplored countries with lofty promises are enticing. The Cataclysm Conundrum: Navigating the Future of WoW Classic Do you know that feeling of flipping through cable channels or endless Netflix menus only to suspect there’s nothing on that would hit the spot? I kind of feel like that in World of Warcraft lately. We’ve never had so many versions of the game than we do right now, and yet none of them is exactly what I’m looking for in this MMO. Narrowing down the selections somewhat to the “Classic” side of the equation, I’m more than a little burned out on vanilla and all the variations thereof, including Season of Discovery. Yet whenever I turn my attention back to regular WoW Classic, the specter of the imminent future gives me real pause — and that’s what I want to talk about today because maybe you’re in the same boat. So here’s the situation as it stands for regular WoW Classic. Thanks to the inherent quality of WoW’s second expansion, Wrath Classic was in a good spot. We had a solid build of the game with lots of content and plenty of welcome quality-of-life features. To me, this is a far more satisfying version of the game than vanilla without being so warped that it trades away that old classic feeling for the modern design. https://www.mmoexp.com/Wow-cata-classic/Gold.html