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Would Classic Plus Even Work? The PULL 10 Podcast Featuring Josh Strife Hayes

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Pull 10 is a Classic+ podcast hosted by content creators Joardee, rencognito, and JurdiJD. This week, they're joined by special guest Josh Strife Hayes, where they discuss whether Classic Plus would even work and how Blizzard should market and design it for the audience.

Who should Blizzard market Classic Plus to? What features from Classic set it apart compared to other MMO's, including Retail WoW?

Subscribe to the Pull 10 YouTube channel for weekly episodes, follow them on Twitter, subscribe to their Patreon for excluisive content, and be sure to check out the Classic+ Project to vote and discuss everything you think should be included in the next iteration of WoW Classic.

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