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World of Warcraft Launched Seventeen Years Ago Today on November 23, 2004
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We've been celebrating the anniversary of the launch of World of Warcraft for just over a week now, but today is the actual birthday; on November 23, 2004, 17 years ago, World of Warcraft was launched in North America, Australia and New Zealand. South Korea had to wait until January 18th, 2005 and Europe didn't get to play until February 1, 2005.
The game launched in China on June 7th, 2005 and wouldn't open in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau until November. WoW finally completed its global
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Shroud Points Out Potential Problem With New World Server Mergers
New World has had a tumultuous launch, unique even among the large number of tumultuous MMO launches. Coinciding with that is a surge of players in New World's launch window that peter out over time leaving a solid community of core players remaining. Now Amazon is left trying to figure out how best to deal with New World, with server merges guaranteed but uncertainty surrounding how merges will impact the game. Twitch streamer Shroud, for one, is wary of what merges may result in.
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