A new(?) beginning

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I can't lie - I'm really hyped about launch WoW Classic. I never really tasted vanilla (started playing in late Burning Crusade), bo oh - I heard all the stories. So naturally, I was curious.
Years later (stopped playing just before Battle for Azeroth) still longing to normal questing, running, chatting with friends and a bit of RPG. I think that Cataclysm was this turning point where I started to dislike the game. Not because of nerfing mechanics, but because Cataclysm demolished all those locations I love in Azeroth - from Auberdine to Stonewrought Dam.
I really miss the old stuff, so now I'm excited about seeing it again. And seeing stuff I miss - Opening the Ahn'Quiraj Gates, maybe Thunderfury quest (which I did, but it was so much easier than in vanilla). Chilling in Auberdine or Darnassus, busy Ironforge, the beauty of Loch Modan - it really can keep me in-game.
I just can't wait till next Tuesday.

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