But for the customer support people? Their wow classic gold department is organised to reduce cost as far as you can while not pissing customers off to the point where they quit WOW Classic. Dealing with this sort of situation isnt something they do. Blizzard of course is notorious for this but in all honesty its how pretty much every customer service section is structered now.Security via obscurity--the less information they provide about their methods (such as activities you did to trigger the ban), the less information there's for people attempting to circumvent them. When it's worth it to do things such as this (or perhaps if it works) is another question, but that is what the companies believe.As A new player should I play WOW Classic to get the story that is First

So let me start by mentioning am a returning player but for many functions you need to consider me a new one considering when cataclysm came out. So coming back to it I want to get the full most narrative as possible ( yes am one of those individuals ) with this being said is the only way I'd like to get the original story is to play WOW Classic? You might find WOW Classic considerably closer to this experience you had during Wrath/Cata, since they've made QoL improvements. HOWEVER... Considering that WOW Classic does not cover Burning Crusade and outside, the experience is much much much slower. Think of taking a vacation to a town. Everything takes things are slowed down, so there is not a lot of hurry for.

Add in everyone else at precisely the time, and that is likely quite accurate of WOW Classic. Retail does not have the"original story", since the lvl 1-60 questing was completely revived in Cata, but there is not really a big overarching narrative in WOW Classic, therefore I'd go with retail. The story is sort of a mess. Chronologically it goes like this: BC (60-80) - WotLK (60-80) -"Vanilla" (1-60) - Cataclysm (80-90) - Pandaria (80-90) - WoD (90-100) - Legion (100-110) - BfA (110-120).So it's kind of messy to find a good understanding of the story by simply playing, especially since you're gonna be skipping a lot of zones if you would like to level. I would just suggest watching some Youtube videos reading up on it.

Kinda nuts is a bit of an understatement. Timelines in the game are a clusterfuck that is certified. You'll begin from the south-west zones, in which a few quests were altered to signify the cataclysm and a few weren't. So you'll kinda be in vanilla era and kinda. You'll zoom forward/backward to MoP or even Cata, then to Wrath or TBC. It gets a bit more coherent then, if you are able to predict the wild retconning and alternative world bypassing of WoD and Terrible nonsensical"storytelling" of BfA coherent. They began placing plot points in books and other media so you're going to be passing up a lot by simply playing WOW Classic.

The Chronicle series and vids are def the way to go if you want to get a reasonable semblance of a story out of what because WOW Classic. It is more of a set of vignettes that flesh out its inhabitants and the planet. To put it differently, it is about worldbuilding, maybe not allowable. Vanilla kinda felt without a singular concentrated direction. It was an opportunity to run around in the world of the RTS games and explore of the pertinent locations and meet a great deal of such and the characters.

There are a few vital events to get a couple of cheapest wow gold of the characters, if you do not encounter it moving 27, but you won't be horribly lost. Again, the big issue with after the story is not that you miss things however the storytelling itself is incoherent and disjointed. If you liked WC3 and want to explore that world or if you like worldbuilding over storytelling (I really do, and again, I believe Blizz does a much better job with all the bigger vignette fashion than simply telling a grand story ), then proceed for Vanilla. Read Chronicles, if you would like to get the wide strokes of the events through the history.