A Persian-speaking streamer tests the WoW Classic level-20 beta live, answering viewers about gold, settings and classes.
Beta is for testing, not farmingHe came to learn and give something to the guys, and says people now treat the level 20 beta as a farm.
Mailing gold in beta gets you caughtAdmins sit in the game and can be at the door at any time — he tells farmers to use a gui account instead.
Voice chat beats twenty direct messagesHe gets 20 messages asking about gold and has no time to read them, so he sends everyone to the Discord voice channel linked in the video description.
Executive SummaryAI
After a long stretch of mic and noise trouble, the host explains he is developing and testing everything, that some bugs were fixed, and that an update arrived two weeks ago that still has to be tried out.
He says he came to the beta for fun and to learn and give something to the guys, not to farm, and warns that mailing gold is a dangerous move because an admin can be standing at the door at any moment — if you want to farm, take a gui account.
Answering a viewer's question about buying beta epic, he explains his own Steam account had no game time, the version he bought came with game time and the beta was free, and the gift activated it so he can go to era TBC.
He defends buying gold for a level 20 PvP character who needs engineering for grenades and trinkets, and tells the story of a viewer who gave him a 4-8-8 bag worth 5 gold on stream, paid 2 golds then 5 golds, and was scared of trading on stream.
In the settings pass at the end he tells the other player to set render scale to 98%, turn shadows off and disable v-sync, taking FPS from 50 to 86, and notes retail is 53GB with 12GB already downloaded.
Key Quote
“Mage forever.”
— Ali
Key Quote
“Chinese find the way and we Iranians give them the way”
— Ali
Key Quote
“I came to beta for fun, not for farming, I came to learn something and give something to the guys”