Czech World of Warcraft fans donned costumes on Saturday to bring the massively popular online game to life, pushing ahead with a scaled-back festival after the coronavirus pandemic postponed the Wow classic gold yearly event earlier this season. Dressed as shamans, elves and knights, the gambling fans took part in games and competitions in a forest in Kamyk nad Vltavou, south of Prague, but the usual live-action battle was scrapped because of a low turnout.

The yearly spring festival usually draws up to 200 lovers but organisers said turnout was about 60 this season after the delay caused by coronavirus lockdowns in Europe.

"We're just happy that this season (the festival) is happening," said Eliska Pabl Kaplanova, one of the organisers. "So this year it's a smaller point."

The online role-playing game has become a cultural phenomenon since launch in 2004, with millions of gamers worldwide.

Jaroslav Racek, a policeman daily, said he had been making his seventh trip to the Czech event and that for him it was a chance to become immersed in something distinct. "A person can enjoy himself in this world instead of simply sit in a computer."

After publishing our initial story, Blizzard has updated the minimum system requirements for its forthcoming Shadowlands expansion. According to the new updated specs, gamers can still use the usual HDD although the experience may be impacted due to the performance of the drive.WoW Shadowlands Requires an SSD to Play, Blizzard Says; Shadowlands Pre-Patch 9.0.1 Expected To Release Between September 22 and 29

The machine requirements for the upcoming World of Warcraft Shadowlands growth have been updated, and according to Blizzard, an SSD drive is required to play the growth. Past expansions, including World of Warcraft latest Battle for Azeroth expansion, didn't cite an SSD as a system requirement. For reference, Battle for Azeroth requires an HDD (7200RPM) with 70GB of free space.

Like all system needs, Blizzard does notice that system demands may change over time due to possible changes being made to World of Warcraft.

Lately, while Blizzard expressly says that an SSD is required to at least be able to play Shadowlands, World of Warcraft players are reporting that the wager

A of Shadowlands runs fine with no eloquent State Drive. In the looks of this, Blizzard is only mentioning the usage of an SSD for quicker loading times. Therefore, players using older installments with no SSD drive will, of course, still be able to play with the forthcoming Shadowlands expansion.

Put simply Shadowlands-related news now that Blizzard has revealed the launch date of this growth this October, we might also know when the Shadowlands pre-patch will fall. According to Icy Veins, based on released info from Blizzard and preceding pre-patches, the Shadowlands pre-patch 9.0.1 is expected to release on September 22 or September 29 with the first one being the most likely.

World of Warcraft Shadowlands is publishing globally on October 27. Are you going to start playing World of Warcraft once again once the pre-patch strikes? Hit the comments down below.

Even before the release date of October 27, 2020 was revealed at Gamescom 2020, there was a sense that World of Warcraft: Shadowlands was rapidly approaching. Patch 9.0, which will bring along the pre-expansion event combined together, you know, the growth itself, has been around the cheap wow gold classic PTR (Public Test Realm) for nearly a month , which means it will make its way to reside servers any day now.