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The number of users of World of Warcraft has indeed been declining for many years, which is undeniable. As an online game, its real high point is 12 million subscribers, which is also the impact of the Catalysts launched by World of Warcraft five years ago in the WOW Classic Gold For Sale fall. Since then, the number of users has steadily declined.

Endorser numbers would have continued falling had fifth extension Warlords of Draenor not caused such a free for all last harvest time, boosting supporters from 7.4 million right to more than 10 million without precedent for years. That spike, in any case, just made the drop-off that followed progressively emotional - as numbers collided with a nine-year low of 5.6 million in June this year.
That is as yet a huge number for a membership MMO, and still speaks to gigantic business for Blizzard, yet comparative with the game's previous achievement it provoked concern. How was Blizzard going to stop its supporter drain?
There aren't any persuading answers due until 2016. The initial, a Warcraft film by Duncan Jones, turns out in the late spring; the second, a 6th WOW development - Legion - has just barely been uncovered, probably arranging for a late 2016 discharge. WOW content patches than can indeed do a limited amount of a lot.
It's against that setting Blizzard declared another supporter number for World of Warcraft this week: 5.5 million as of the finish of September 2015.
That is just a portion not exactly in June, so maybe it mirrors the game arriving at an increasingly steady center. Yet, how that number changes later on we're probably not going to know, as Blizzard additionally declared it will no longer share supporter numbers for WOW.
"Note this is the last quarter that we intend to give the supporter number as there are different measurements that are better markers of the general Blizzard business execution," reported Activision's CFO Dennis Durkin during a profit call yesterday. If you want to buy World of Warcraft Classic Gold, MMOWTS is a good choice. They will provide you with quality service.
There are a couple of things to take from that. Perhaps Blizzard basically needs to change the quarterly discussion from 'Universe of Warcraft has lost X hundred thousand supporters'; possibly Blizzard needs to show it has a lot more games in activity nowadays; or perhaps Blizzard feels endorser numbers aren't the Cheap WOW Classic Gold most ideal approach to quantify WOW's prosperity anything else, as the game brings in cash from various perspectives - including from an authentic gold-selling WOW Token business. Possibly WOW gets as much cash-flow now as could be.