- World of Warcraft Classic Australian servers will be available at launch

The highly-anticipated World of Warcraft Classic, which brings the game back to it's early days 15 years ago, just had its release date announced. For MMO players that have been longing to go back to Azeroth before the Cataclysm, Deathwing, The Lich King and the countless other problems that have plagued the magic realm, this is a fresh start. Seeing the amount of love fan made servers received, Blizzard decided to release their own version of the vanilla game but give it their own unique spin.

World of Warcraft Classic Australian servers will be available at launch, Blizzard has recently confirmed. “We agree with the many WoW Classic enthusiasts in Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia that it will be a very good thing for players in that part of the world to connect to realms that are hosted in that part of the world,” community Manager Kaivax recently wrote in the game’s forums. If you want to Buy World of Warcraft Classic Gold, I think 5mmo.com is your best choice, after all, the site has been officially certified,so it's very safe.

The Oceanic realms will be available for players in Australia, New Zealand, and other parts of Southeast Asia. The servers are physically located in Australia, and they'll be available at launch on August 27. The specific names of the servers will be announced soon, coming sometime before character name reservations begin on August 13.

Blizzard has also confirmed that the final stress test for WoW Classic will be held July 26 and 27. The test is global, and the aim is to give Blizzard one more opportunity to test the game at scale before its public release. The version of WoW Classic available in the testing period features a number of fixes and changes; Blizzard says testers have filed some 17,000 bug reports from the closed beta. That closed beta is ending on July 13.