The idea of tribes and alliances is only one thing, and that is the core of World of Warcraft. An important part of the World of Warcraft experience is the competition between the two major factions of Azeroth. Recently, in terms of player-to-player content, the Burning Crusade Classic was released.

The unhealthy combination is caused by a variety of factors. Currently, there is no officially announced solution at work. Blizzard can solve the imbalance between the two factions in World of Warcraft and create an overall better experience. This is the reason behind the factional imbalance problem. We will also know what steps Blizzard will take to solve it.

In the PvP server of Burning Crusade Classic, the dominant faction in absolute numbers is the tribe. In WoW Classic, this is very correct. For many players, the various racial abilities of the tribe are far superior to those of the alliance. For a long time, the tribe has enjoyed the TBC Classic Gold reputation of "PvP faction".

Factions are unbalanced both from a demographic point of view and from a PvP point of view. The number of Horde players in most Burning Crusade Classic servers is much larger than that of the Alliance. This situation has caused the Cheap TBC Classic Gold queue time between the Horde and the Alliance battlefield to be extended by an hour or more for Horde players.

Whether Blizzard will solve this problem needs to be observed. Under certain circumstances, Blizzard, who once firmly opposed the modification of the World of Warcraft nostalgia service, is willing to make "some changes" to improve the game experience. Players need to register as MMOWTS members before they can continue to place orders and spend. When paying, players can also enjoy an additional discount of up to 5%.