Cross realm grouping

As per title, it would be a great idea and would allow me to play with friends from other countries and on other servers.

Compared to Retail, levelling in Classic is very slow and each Classic/Wrath character is a much greater investment than on Retail. The time and effort and support you require on Classic is orders of magnitude higher than in Retail.

So I loathe to make a new character on another server just to be able to join occasionally some real friends.

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No.
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Why? Keep in mind he doesn’t ask for RDF, he’s asking for applying same thing Blizzard wants to implement for PvP into PvE. Still a manual feature, just on higher scope.

Sounds like a great idea :slight_smile:

“That’s just RDF with extra steps!”

Just implement RDF already.
They took a stance on keeping classic classic but add crossrealm PvP and HC+.
Wich has nothing to do with classic. Hypocrits.

It would also help relieve full servers if people could play on smaller servers and still be able to do group/raid content. A lot of people skip playing classic because they can’t start, or move to, the server their friends play and have a community on

Problem is that people are super against any form of cross realm for reasons that don’t make sense or stopped being relevant already. Plus it’s probably a big technical undertaking

Agree. I have some friends on one server, co-workers play on 2nd server and my brother plays on 3rd server. I want to play with all of them from time to time, but I have to hard commit to one of the groups. Cross-realm group making for pve would be amazing. This would also make it easier for dead realm people a lot. There is really no reason not to do it.

Is this feature available already? Does it work with arena LFG?

Nope. You need to manually invite a player. It’s easy if you have them on the Blizzard ID friendlist as it will track them regardless of realm but otherwise you’d need to use Discord.

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