On Blizzard's official forum, players are speaking up louder every day: getting into the World of Warcraft: Forever beta is getting harder by the day, and there's just over a month until the November 4 launch.

On Blizzard's official forum, players are talking louder and louder about a problem that has been obvious for a while: getting into the World of Warcraft: Forever beta is getting harder every day, and there's just over a month left until the global launch. Two fresh threads — one after another — ask the same question: can the infrastructure handle the November 4 release?

The thread "Login servers are full — pops keep growing — take the hint" was opened on October 1 by one of the participants. According to him, the login servers are already packed, and players are desperately rushing into the "revamped Classic" — anything, as long as it's not Retail. It's a signal that's hard to miss.

A few hours later, on the same day, a second thread appeared — "How in the world is everyone going to be able to play at release?". The author openly admits he's far from the technical details, but the question is obvious to him: if the beta already has constant queues, what will happen at release, when everyone who wants to tries to log in at once? At the time of publication, the thread has five posts from four participants — the discussion is just picking up.

The Forever beta runs from September 17 and ends on October 21, 2026. The global launch is set for November 4, 23:00 UTC (November 5, 02:00 MSK). Until then, Blizzard has just over a month to prepare — during this time they need to either expand capacity or brace players for the fact that getting into the game won't be fast. Blizzard hasn't responded in either thread yet — this is the voice of players, growing louder.