The rise in virtual items being offered for WOTLK Classic Gold sale within World of Warcraft does not look like it has driven users away. Indeed, World of Warcraft ended 2013 with 7.8 million subscribers which is an increase of 200.000 from the quarter prior. Of course, this's down from the record-breaking 12 million users following the release in Wrath of the Lich King in the year 2010. But growth more than 9 years into a product's lifecycle--especially a paid MMO--is nothing short of impressive.

What do you think of the present state of World of Warcraft as it relates to microtransactions? Tell us your thoughts through the discussion below.World of Warcraft : Would you be willing to pay $60 to automatically level a character until 90? Soon you'll have the option of spending dozens of hours leveling a World of Warcraft character to 90 or even paying $60 to hit the current cap within a snap as per an image taken from the game's test servers and posted on MMO-Champion. It's not clear if $60 will be what the final cost to unlock the character's abilities, as we've spoken to Blizzard tainment for comment. One month ago, Blizzard announced that players would soon be able to pay to upgrade your World of Warcraft character to levels 90. However, the company didn't say how much the service will cost. Furthermore that all pre-purchases of the forthcoming expansion Warlords of Draenor allow players to auto-level one of their characters to 90 immediately. Previously, this boost wasn't being unlocked until the expansion was actually made available. Pre-sales open sometime "soon." If the past serves as an example, Warlords of Draenor should be available for sale at around $40. so buying the expansion would be the cheapest option to get a level 90 character in the quickest amount of time (unless there's already one already). If you're playing multiple characters, paying a single cost of $60 may be a feasible option if you don't have loads of spare time to spend improving your character. The auto-level offer of $60 is the most recent microtransaction deal Blizzard is offering to play World of Warcraft . It is also possible to pay $30 for a faction change and $25 for a race change, and $10 for names changes, among other deals. Additionally, several in-game pets and mounts are available to purchase separately in addition to the game's current $15/month subscription. Microtransactions seem likely play a key part in the future of Blizzard, as the studio recently established a "Microtransaction strategy" business division.

Blizzard confirmed Warlords of Draenor during BlizzCon in November. The expansion adds seven new zonesand raises the cap for leveling up to 100. and will eventually add new animations that will be available for all eight of the original races, in addition to those of Draenei and the Blood Elves. It is possible to join a closed beta for buy WOTLK Gold Warlords of Draenor immediately through an account on Battle.net account.