In other Shadowlands-related news

The annual spring festival generally brings up to 200 lovers but organisers said turnout was only about Wow gold classic 60 this season following the delay brought on by coronavirus lockdowns in Europe.

"We're just happy that this year (the festival) is occurring," explained Eliska Pabl Kaplanova, among the organisers. "So this year it is a smaller point."

The online role-playing game has become a cultural phenomenon since launch in 2004, with millions of players worldwide.

Jaroslav Racek, a policeman daily, said he had been making his seventh trip to the Czech event and that for him it was a chance to be immersed in something different.

"There is a great group of folks here," he said, dressed as a"Burning Legion" demon. "A person can love himself in this world and not simply sit at a computer."

After publishing our initial narrative, Blizzard has updated the minimum system requirements for its forthcoming Shadowlands expansion. According to the new updated specs, gamers may still use a normal HDD although the experience might be impacted because of the performance of the drive.WoW Shadowlands Requires an SSD to Perform, Blizzard Says; Shadowlands Pre-Patch 9.0.1 Expected To Release Between September 22 and 29

The machine requirements for the upcoming World of Warcraft Shadowlands expansion have been updated, and according to Blizzard, an SSD drive is required to play the expansion.

The minimum and recommended system requirements for the PC and Mac version of World of Warcraft's eighth growth, mention that a Solid State Drive (SSD) with 100GB of free space. Past expansions, such as World of Warcraft most recent Battle for Azeroth growth, didn't mention an SSD as a system requirement. For reference, Battle for Azeroth necessitates an HDD (7200RPM) with 70GB of free space.

Like system needs, Blizzard does note that system requirements may change over time due to possible changes being forced to World of Warcraft.

Lately, while Blizzard expressly says an SSD is needed to at least be able to play Shadowlands, World of Warcraft players are reporting the wager

A of Shadowlands runs fine with no Solid State Drive. From the looks of this, Blizzard is solely mentioning the usage of an SSD for quicker loading times. As such, players using old setups with no SSD drive will, of course, still be able to play the forthcoming Shadowlands expansion.

In other Shadowlands-related news -- now that Blizzard has revealed the release date of this expansion this October, we may also know when the Shadowlands pre-patch will fall. According to Icy Veins, according to released data from Blizzard and cheap classic gold wow previous pre-patches, the Shadowlands pre-patch 9.0.1 is expected to release on September 22 or September 29 with the first one being the most probable.