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Will we continue to receive free downloadable update patches? Will these patches continue to include new content such as dungeons and events?
Yes, we plan to support World of Warcraft in the same manner as before, which means providing frequent content updates for areas of the game we feel are most in need.
Can we expect the same pace of content releases after the release of The Burning Crusade?
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Do you plan to include content in The Burning Crusade for players who aren't yet level 60?
Yes, there will be two new races, each with starting zones from levels 1-20. In addition, the new profession Jewelcrafting will be available to all expansion players regardless of level.

Blizzard Lays Down the Law Again (PC)
Approximately 59,000 World of Warcraft accounts are banned.
By Li C. Kuo | July 27, 2006

It's good to see Blizzard actively policing its virtual world. The Irvine-based developer announced recently that 59,000 World of Warcraft accounts were banned this June. Not only that, but more than 22 million in gold was removed from the total economy across all the WoW servers. In an official post on the WoW message boards, a Blizzard representative writes, "While we regret having to take such extreme action, these accounts were participating in activities that directly violated World of Warcraft's Terms of Use, including the use of third-party programs to farm gold and items."

The post goes on to say, "Such behavior not only negatively impacts the economy of a realm, it diminishes the achievements of those who play legitimately. We will continue to aggressively monitor all World of Warcraft realms in order to protect the service and our players from the harmful effects of cheating." The post ends with a request for subscribers to report any players using illegal third-party programs to farm gold or items. This is just another strike in what's turning into a long battle against gold farmers.

 

 

 

 

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