Professions, too, will see major changes with the arrival of Dragonflight. They are something that have been an integral part of WoTLK Classic Gold since the game's debut in 2004. and in Hazzikostas's mind it was possible that they hit their peak around the same period in the days when players could be regarded as an expert blacksmith, or enchanter who had all the most effective recipes.

"That was a part of your identity as the possibility of saying I'm an Night Elf, or I'm an Orc or I'm an enchanter," Hazzikostas said. "If you were that Enchanter with everything, you were an enchanter, that was part of who you were and who you could be proud of. This is part of what we'd like us to do once more for those who wish to pursue it."

The overhaul of professions will be focused on a new work order system that will enable players to purchase equipment and other items that are available to other gamers. Professions will also receive specific equipment that will help players develop the dream of their respective professions in addition to a brand new system for specialization of professions in order to help players differentiate themselves from their fellow crafters.

One of the most pressing questions on player's agenda is when they will be able to get their hands on Dragonflight it's not clear. The expansion isn't scheduled to release until a release date, and Hazzikostas made clear that Blizzard has the "when it's prepared" approach, based on the lessons learned about the feedback of players following the launch of Shadowlands in 2020. Due to the mixed reception to not only Shadowlands as well as the game's first expansion, Battle for Azeroth, Dragonflight has much going on with Dragonflight in a time in which Blizzard is dealing with numerous sexual harassment investigations and lawsuits in addition to an acquisition from Microsoft, and there's more competition in the MMORPG market as never before with buy WoTLK Gold.