Blizzard is currently in the final stage of completing WoW Cataclysm Classic for this summer. And the best way to gauge this is in the fine features which WoW cataclysm Gold  have made it into the most recent beta build. The game's developers have added some new features, and have made some improvements to a few. A pleasant surprise is that you are able to rotate the camera 45 degrees on each side from the standard view using the key to insert and delete. Blizzard previously stated that the game would not allow camera rotation to prevent making the interface too complex however this isn't actually free-rotation. The camera snaps back to c once you release the rotation button.

Formation system that allows players' melee squads to form themselves ahead of spellcasters and ranged units, is also being revised so that units not be able to line up during combat and the Alt key can be used to deactivate this system in any point. Also, there's a fresh level of visual polish to the game, featuring a myriad of brand new effects for combat. This includes more blood and more specifics to structures, like the night elf tree of existence, with butterflies flying around their branches.

Battle.net itself is undergoing changes to the site itself. buy WoW Cataclysm Classic Gold There's a brand-new team arranged feature that allows you to make teams for the automatic matchmaking system to play ladder-style games. In order to add players to an organized team, you must first add them to your friend list. The beta test for the public was initially restricted to 5,000 lucky participants, however, Blizzard has now opened the beta test to people who have beta testers on their lists. The CD keys that is used in the beta test can be used to create 5 accounts instead of just one. This is likely to bring new players who will examine the status and the current game's features with new eyes. WoW Cataclysm Classic has seen several changes over the past few years, and there's certain to be more changes in the coming months. Warcraft this summer.