As Blizzard launched Wrath of the Lich King Classic in April, the WOTLK Gold company was confirmed that some features added towards the end of the popular expansion -- like the quest tracker as well as the automated dungeon finder--wouldn't be part of the game's experience. The reason for not including those 2 features is to preserve the original Wrath of the Lich King levels experience, aswell as the social aspect of the MMORPG which frequently requires players to talk to their fellow players and manually sign in dungeons and quests while exploring Azeroth. Instead of being simply instructed by the map which way to go and what to do the enemies, like contemporary WoW, Blizzard indicated it wanted to keep WoW Classic a different experience.

In a recent forum posting, Blizzard now says its thoughts on the subject has "changed quite an amount" in the wake of the initial interviews.

"Just would like to add a comment and say that we do in fact want to incorporate those quest-tracking features that were introduced as part of patch 3.3 of original Wrath of the Lich King into the Quest Log and Map UI at some point," Blizzard writes.

Quest tracking is not currently present within the Wrath of the Lich King Classic beta. Blizzard confirms that the feature together with other features like the on-game calendar and equipment manager are in development. It's not known if the plans are currently for quest tracking to be available for Wrath of the Lich King Classic's release or if it's going to be added after the release.

In an interview from May, WoW Classic the lead designer Brian Birmingham said Blizzard wouldn't use quest tracking to let players level up through the expansion in the same way as they did when expansion was released in 2008. If that's still buy WOW WOTLK Classic Gold the case that the quest tracker will not be implemented initially, but it could be added to the game at the end that expansion's feature cycle, just as it was in the beginning.