Blizzard released a beta multiplayer version of World of Warcraft
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Blizzard released a beta multiplayer version of World of Warcraft to 5.000 testers last month, and as you'd expect from a beta, the game is very much a work in progress. The initial beta release was missing a unit and a number of spells. It also didn't take long for players to find significant imbalances in the game's four very different playable factions. Shortly after its release, we took a weeklong look at the World of Warcraft beta, but now that Blizzard has released its first major patch for the beta, there's plenty that is new or has been changed. The fun of being in a Blizzard beta is seeing how radically a game can change as it goes through its last months of polishing. And in addition to our hands-on impressions of what's new in the game, we have an interview with Blizzard's Bill Roper about how the developers have been responding to player feedback thus far.
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