World of Warcraft: Torrent Updater
It seems that Blizzard is using a bit-torrent like technology to power its update software. When you download your massive ~300MB WoW update, you’re really getting it from peers. Smart way to scale!
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6 Responses to “World of Warcraft: Torrent Updater”
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where can I downlod free World of Warcraft?
i know you can get the united kingdon version but then u have to get the en-gb updates instead of en-us but umm… i wanna know where to get the 1.0.0 en-us client
Would be nice if it actually used the same ports as standard torrent clients. Having to open up more ports on the router to use the same protocol is idiotic.
Well I know a site where U can Download WoW for free but its a BG site(Bulgarian) I mean that U will not understand anything at all.Unless U have a translator
.So WoW-BG is a pirate server where U can get WoW and play a verry BUGGY server…So wish U luck…
A WoW “pirate server” (i call it private server) is:
a server you got on ur own pc and if u just find the best emulator then its hard to find bugs
Well i found a torrnet but it takes me 156 days to download on comcast
w00t