WoW Announces A Change To How Its Subscriptions Work

World of Warcraft 's seventh expansion, Battle for Azeroth, is nearly here. Alongside rolling out an extensive pre-patch, which implements new features and set the stage for the next expansion cheap WoW WoTLK Classic Gold, Blizzard has lowered the threshold for players keen to simply jump in this long-running MMO.

The publisher has confirmed they will be releasing World of Warcraft and all of its six expansions are now part of the monthly fee of the game's subscription. In the past, players had to purchase at least the base game and sign up to play the game, but now they'll get access to the entire game's content through the Legion expansion for 2016. Legion expansion for just paying WoW's monthly $15 subscription.

World of Warcraft : Battle For Azeroth Pre-Patch Survival Guide

For players who aren't ready to dive in or who have fallen out of WoW but are curious about its upcoming expansion it's a great occasion to catch up with the game before Battle for Azeroth will be released. However, those who'd like to try the new expansion will still need to buy it at the time it is released. The basic version of Battle for Azeroth costs $50 or less, while that Digital Deluxe edition runs for $70 and includes 2 mounts and a pet and WoW-themed content that is available for other Blizzard games like World of Warcraft , World of Warcraft as well as Heroes of the Storm.

Battle for Azeroth starts on August 14. The game will add a range of new areas and content to explore to the long-running MMO that includes two continents, Kul Tiras and Zandalar as well as various new islands WoTLK Gold . The game is also able to increase its level cap to 120 and includes a range of new dungeons , raids and dungeons to complete.