World of Warcraft Classic Hardcore has seen a staggering number of deaths since its launch on Aug. 24. According to the latest update from Blizzard Entertainment on Aug. 29, over 360,000 WoW characters have met their demise in this challenging mode.
However, the majority of players didn’t make it past level nine, meaning they didn’t get the chance to explore the vast lands of Kalimdor and Eastern Kingdoms beyond the starting zones like Elywnn Forest and Westfall.
One particularly unfortunate statistic is that 32 percent of all Hunters in Hardcore have perished. This suggests that many players may have underestimated the complexity of playing a Hunter or relied too heavily on misconceptions about the class’s ease.
In reality, Hunters require finesse and strategic thinking to succeed. While they have useful abilities like Feign Death and traps, mastering their usage is crucial for survival. It’s clear that WoW Classic Hardcore poses a challenge even for experienced players, emphasizing the need for patience and a cautious approach.
So far, the death toll continues to rise, reminding players that venturing into Azeroth’s perilous world demands careful planning and execution.
Source: DOTESPORTS
