I wanted to join a clan but preferred to hang out here on Imperium/Star Citizen Base TeamSpeak with my homies rather than go somewhere else for WOW clan battles. With SC 3.0 being played out and everyone waiting for 3.1 to drop, several of us have been hitting World of Warships (WOW) pretty hard these past couple months. Makes me glad that I am here on SCB and with such a great group of people and leadership who are transparent.Ĭheers all, and be wary when getting too invested in private servers! This is definitely a saddening thing, when people use the good will of others to abscond with funds for personal reasons and abuse their positions to make money. This was happening the most on the PvP server with top level Arena players. So, the TL DR is that some crooked server admins had been absconding with server donations, while also generating in-game gold for gold-selling services, as well as running a "hush hush" character copying service where people could pay money to have any character someone else had copied and given to them. I checked the facebook group and found this post: Then I tried to check their forums today and found everything was closed. The community seemed pretty nice, they had PvP and PvE Servers that had decent population, and things were going well. This is the "successor" to Nostalrius, and the server group that Nostalrius sent all of their source code to before they closed down.
The subject of the petition and vanilla WoW servers is discussed on this week’s PC Invasion podcast.So I have been jonesing for some good, old-fashioned WoW, so after shopping around the last two weeks, I settled on the Elysium Project.Kern responds to Blizzard on World of Warcraft vanilla servers: “Brack’s just … wrong”.World of Warcraft vanilla server petition open letter released.Blizzard post official statement on World of Warcraft vanilla servers.PC Invasion Interview – Ex-World of Warcraft dev Mark Kern explains why Blizzard should open vanilla servers.The petition has surpassed the 200K goal.Nostalrius no longer releasing the source code.Blizzard has paid attention and listened to the 250k players who signed the petition which is great to see. It’s good news and proves that petitions can sometimes work. A meeting will take place when everyone’s schedules align according to a message sent over to us by Mark Kern.īlizzard is aiming for their “pristine server” model but perhaps meeting with the Nostalrius team will convince them to go a step further and bring a full vanilla server online. Today there has finally been some movement and Blizzard has now agreed to meet with both the Nostalrius team and Mark Kern to find a solution. This prompted the large petition which was sent to Blizzard earlier this week by ex-Blizzard dev Mark Kern. The big news in World of Warcraft for the past couple of week was the closure of the WoW vanilla server Nostalrius.
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