The Blizzard's Johnny Cash spoke to P2Pah recently regarding this issue and why the new Shadowlands expansion is designed to WoTLK Gold enhance the player experience. One way to do this is its introduction of a brand new starting point, called Exile's Reach as well as the game's first "level squeeze." In Shadowlands players who have reached the 120-level cap will be reduced to 50levels, while 60 will be the new limit.

"One of our main objectives for Shadowlands was to make WoW more accessible to people," Cash said. "WoW is an established game for quite a long time. It's got a huge legacy. One of the main problems as the game has grown older is that we had 120 levels that players needed to work through in order to create a character that could play with their friends or to join their guild as an alt, or whatever it was they wanted to accomplish."

Cash stated that as Blizzard came out with more expansions, players would hop between them, but not be able to finish the story of the game in any particular way. With Shadowlands, Blizzard has made modifications to improve the leveling experience. This, in turn, will keep players engaged and moving toward finishing what they start.

"Along the process, through all these different expansions and diverse themes, we've realized that people were jumping around between expansions and not understanding the full story. It's time to look back at some of the issues facing us and then considering Shadowlands as a chance to set the benchmark for how we would like the game to feel for a growing player."

"Changing these levels just one of the aspects. The thing we ended up really doing, as a summary was looking at the entire process. In looking at the beginner's experience of Exile's Reach that truly broken down the fundamentals of how to even play the game and made sure that the game was available for new players. We also spent time conducting an extensive amount of research and testing and repetition, so that players who aren't familiar with buy WoTLK Classic Gold the game could hop into the game and start playing," Cash added.