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If you've played World of Warcraft since its inception, chances are friends have come and gone along that journey. Now Blizzard is giving players a way to reconnect with old friends who might be interested in joining World of Warcraft Classic thanks to a new forum thread. On the official game forums, a new thread was opened to help get players to connect ahead of World of Warcraft Classic's launch. Players can choose from the following options to get them where they need to go: people who used to play Alliance, used to play Horde or even those looking for new people to play WoW Classic with.

This is quite exciting since past rivalries will undoubtedly spark once again in “World of Warcraft Classic.” This is especially true given the “Classic Connection” forum that’s been created by Blizzard. So if you’re someone who wants to settle a score against a player who’s been trolling you a decade ago, this is your time to exact revenge. As for when “World of Warcraft Classic” will be released, Blizzard slated it to drop on Aug. 27. The developers are currently hard at work in fixing bugs, while simultaneously ensuring the issues that existed back then will be making a comeback.

It's a clever system for Blizzard to introduce so close to the launch of World of Warcraft Classic. There's a lot of lapsed players who would like to play the game as it was originally, but also with the friends they made almost 15 years ago. Now they can, or at least they can for any friends who also decide they want to come back and play the original again.

World of Warcraft Classic is set to launch on Aug. 27 and will allow the MMO to be played in a a pre-Burning Crusade expansion state. More specifically, as the game was after patch 1.12.1 in Sept. 2006. It's what players have been asking for, and now they are going to get it, but will they really enjoy the original all over again? Stay tuned to 5mmo.com and we will be the first one to inform you all the latest. Besides, our website also offer Cheap World of Warcraft Classic PVP Boosting for players.