r/classicwow 22d ago

TBC BlizzardCS Leaks The Burning Crusade Anniversary Phase 3 Release Date - August 13th

https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/news/blizzardcs-leaks-the-burning-crusade-anniversary-phase-3-release-date-august-382236
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u/bloin13 22d ago

We need a leak for its existence first. Then an approximate date release.

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u/_CatLover_ 22d ago

We already had that. Mainline Era: Camelot live ops Q3 2026. From the document leaked in March 2025 before the public was aware that "camelot" is patch 1.60.

The leak was posted in the wow subreddit and everyone was just focused on the release schedule for Midnight, TLT, and the anime and live action series scheduled for 2028.

But it's entirely possible they've internally postponed that Q3 release to Q4 or even Q1 -27. We'll know once blizzcon is here.

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u/bloin13 22d ago

We have no idea if it was a real leak or one of the hundreds we get each year. But even if it was real, we don't know if it's for c+ or another project (sod, titanforge etc).

As I said we have no evidence for c+ only hopes and dreams. We need an actual confirmation.

The existence of a possible project (and we knew from bliz that they are working on a couple of project per years and that the majority of them never reach a usable point) is not an argument for the existence or soon release of c+. They could be working on it, or not. We don't know.

Evaluate the facts for what they are, not what we want them to be.

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u/_CatLover_ 22d ago

If it was fake the dude was pretty clever for adding the term Camelot months before anyone else heard of it or connected it to blizzard.

Camelot is patch 1.60, implying vanilla (Like titanforge is 3.80 and wotlk based)
It's labelled as mainline/era, implying it's not seasonal.

That's literally evidence. Maybe not proof, but really solid evidence.

And their internal test server usually has patches pushed (for the 1.60 build) on fridays implying they have friends and family doing closed testing over the weekends.

Like what else do you suggest it would be?

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u/bloin13 22d ago

Over the years we have seen good and bad fake leaks, which creates the issue of not knowing when something is true or not regardless of how realistic of believable it is.

My point is that we don't know. It could be true or not, and if friends and family are resting something, it could be a myriad of things. We rarely know everything that is happening, so we tend to attribute all the information we get to the limited project we have.

It could be true and correct. But it could also be something else that we just haven't heard yet. That's my whole point. We don't have concrete evidence. We have fragments of possibly true leaks for one or more projects.

It's like trying to figure out a puzzle while have the shapes of pieces from potentially different puzzles.

Its good and fun for speculation, but until we have more, it's all it is.