World of Warcraft: Forever's beta appears to be growing in popularity, as one of Blizzard's leads has revealed the server capacity had to be increased over the weekend.
Holly Longdale, executive producer of World of Warcraft at Blizzard, announced the news on her personal X account. She wrote: "So... we had to increase the WoW: Forever Beta population cap again. The wild ride continues."
The game already showed signs of being exceptionally popular, even without this latest post from Longdale. Last week, immediately after the beta went live, long-time World of Warcraft: Classic developer Josh Greenfield said the beta led to the "craziest numbers I've seen in 17 years working at Blizzard and almost 8 years on classic."
It's worth noting that this World of Warcraft: Forever beta requires a player to pay £51.99 / $59.99 / €59.99 for the Skyborne Epic pack. When it launches fully on the 4th November, the cost of entry will be a monthly subscription rather than a hefty one-time purchase. As such, these player figures are expected to grow significantly.
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