There are a lot of variables there, especially given their gear and the fact that they were experiencing the fights for the first time, but it gave us hope that weвЂ™re on the right track here. We want to make sure players actually stay in combat long enough to engage with the boss mechanics, and we believe that the changes made to encounters might inspire new strategies for raids.Based on what we saw in Molten Core and Onyxia beta testing last week, groups that stacked warriors and rogues seemed to struggle more than groups that had a greater diversity of classes. WeвЂ™re not insensitive to this concern, but our intention behind increasing the health of raid bosses is to make up for the better itemization on gear and improved talents provided by the 1.12 version of items and classes. This has especially focused on warriors and rogues being better on long fights, because they donвЂ™t run out of mana. So, while we know some players are interested in seeing a version of Classic that has adjustments to core class toolkits, thatвЂ™s not in our plan for this season.WeвЂ™ve also heard the concerns that having increased health for raid bosses might further reduce class diversity.

We want players to recognize their classes, both their strengths and their limitations, and we donвЂ™t want to create a situation where frequent balance changes are necessitated and leave players wondering whatвЂ™s happening with their class from week to week.Bugfixes are always possible, of course, but broadly speaking, the classes you know from Classic will be the classes you experience again this season. A big part of what makes WoW Classic special is being able to relive and re-master the gameplay that bygone versions of WoW provided, and a large part of the WoW Classic project is bringing that back for players to enjoy.

No Major Class ChangesClasses are the lens through which we view World of Warcraft, and for many players, the way our favorite class plays forms a large part of the memories we have of a particular era in World of Warcraft history. The wording of the blog post also hints that Blizzard would not be opposed to class changes in future seasons, as it's specified 'that's not in our plan for this season' instead of a broader statement covering all variants of WoW Classic. As part of this statement, Blizzard addressed the concern that Warriors and Rogues would be overwhelmingly popular on longer Season of Mastery fights, noting that based on beta testing, groups that stacked melee classes struggled more than groups with a diverse range of classes. Blizzard has announced today that there are no major class changes planned for WoW Classic Season of Mastery.

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