Discussing the expansions in World of Warcraft.
Discussing the expansions in World of Warcraft.
Hey everyone, I’m thinking about getting the World of Warcraft Complete Edition, which includes all previous expansions and a pre-order for the newest one at just £20. My question is, should I play each expansion separately or can I jump between them without switching? It’s a bit confusing, and I’m trying to understand based on how the Sims works—everything is installed and ready to go.
Access everything simultaneously via TBC/WotLK and Cata, though some content may no longer be applicable.
You can reach any section if you meet the necessary requirements. Higher zones might be possible even if you're not at the top, though it won't be ideal. Essentially, you don't need to complete the entire Burning Crusade mission to tackle Mists of Pandaria or similar content.
Remembering what you mentioned, purchasing a new copy of WoW from the official site provides the base game plus TBC and wotlk. You’ll still need to buy Cataclysm/MoP separately. Accessing all areas is possible, but your character level will be limited until you add the expansion key to your account. Your hard drive will contain all files, as it needs to load characters with gear and races from the latest expansions.
I attempted to highlight both answers as solved, but I can't do that. It's okay—I'm still learning. I was concerned about switching between expansions, unsure if it would work, and noticed Blizzard has a decade of content planned. It definitely looks worthwhile.
It also includes Cataclysm. I received a free full version by playing Diablo(?), and it contains the first three chapters.
I'm excited to try it out. I switched from the console to PC, but kept playing Final Fantasy 14 on console because it was my favorite MMO. I believe I'll be amazed by the vast content in World of Warcraft.