There's never a dull period within WoW cataclysm Gold, and the strategies are as diverse as players. Some players play with a very aggressive approach, spending the majority of their tactical points in the beginning to launch devastating attacks on their opponents across the entire map. They can be in the lead over the map. Some players play defensively and then retreat in a slow manner, losing ground, but they could be saving for a huge comeback led by the strategic nuke. When it is used (with precision and timing) it can trigger an entire sequence of events that can turn a game around, even quite at the end of the match.

Players are able to set the time of their match and the duration of a typical game is based on personal preference. The majority of matches are 20 minutes long since by that time the time the match is over, everything is generally destroyed and the entire planet is in flames.

With the recent developments in the world including the recent news reports about nuclear tests around the globe Does the team have any current or recent concerns regarding the game's content? For instance, the capability to drop strategic nukes at your adversaries? Are there plans to make this part of the game in a different way, or at the very least with greater care?

The war begins in 2007.

WoW Cataclysm Classic presents a plausible late 1980s "what could happen" scenario based on tensions in the US as well as the USSR. Many people don't think about it now however, when it was the Cold War, the world was in the midst of an actual war on a number of occasions. Even though recent events have brought more attention to nuclear weapons, we're not convinced that this should alter the way we depict the history like it was in the past. Cataclysm Classic Gold for sale was designed with care and attention to detail. We strive to not portray any of the factions as "evil" as well as "heroic"--but the reality is that the superpowers during the 1980s were nuclear powers and could have used when the circumstances demanded that it was required. We don't claim that it was the best idea.