World of Warcraft seems to have become more polarized, especially between Retail and Classic. The divide is becoming more apparent, with some players feeling that Retail is being treated like the "younger child," while Classic players seem to be getting the "royal treatment." Upon closer analysis, this sentiment appears to hold some truth, especially in how the developers respond to feedback. Classic appears to take player input more seriously. So, just how polarized has it become?

Recently, a post caught the community’s attention. It explained that Blizzard would adjust the scaling in The Battle for Mount Hyjal, increasing the power of low-level enemies and significantly strengthening level 70 enemies. Essentially, Blizzard felt these mobs were too weak and needed to be buffed to make leveling more challenging, adding difficulty to the leveling process. At this point, many players are left confused, unable to understand Blizzard’s intentions with this change.

In contrast, Classic is doing the opposite. Instead of buffing mobs, they are massively nerfing Ulduar. Initially, Blizzard made minor nerfs to the non-boss trash mobs, but this week they went further by nerfing the actual bosses. With these changes, clearing Ulduar has become significantly easier, to the point where even casual players can achieve full clears.

As a result, many players now believe that Classic players are being favored more, but is this really the case? Personally, I don’t fully agree with this view. For instance, when it comes to leveling, Classic is actually harder than Retail. Reaching max level in Classic takes at least 80 hours, and during that time, players need to continuously grind levels. In contrast, most players are aware that maxing out in Retail takes much less time.

When comparing the two, it’s clear that the leveling experience in Retail is far too easy. The leveling process should be made more challenging in Retail to maintain balance with Classic. Classic players do invest a lot of time into leveling, but the availability of level boosts has made things easier. Many players opt for the boost rather than grinding manually since it’s much more convenient.

Returning to the topic of raids: both Retail and Classic raids are challenging. However, Retail raids are undoubtedly more difficult than Classic raids. Data shows that with each patch, the difficulty of Retail raids increases, as reflected in the decreasing number of players who complete raids in the first week. So, in terms of raid difficulty, Retail clearly surpasses Classic.

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