World of Warcraft: Forever is set to launch worldwide on November 4, although local time differences mean players in mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands will have to wait until 00:00 on November 5 to enter the game. In the Canary Islands, the servers open at 23:00 on November 4.
Blizzard says the release will happen simultaneously across regions, even though the local date and time will differ. The published schedule lists access at 00:00 on November 5 in Equatorial Guinea; 20:00 on November 4 in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Paraguay; and 18:00 on the US East Coast, as well as in Cuba, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama.
Players in Venezuela, Bolivia, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico can start at 19:00 on November 4. The listed unlock time is 17:00 in central United States and Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, while the US West Coast time is 15:00. All listed times outside mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands and Equatorial Guinea fall on November 4.
The preload is already available through Battle.net and requires approximately 50 GB. Players with World of Warcraft or World of Warcraft Classic installed may need to download less, as the versions share some files.
Forever is described as a return to exploring classic Azeroth, with new content, graphical improvements and adjustments to classes and races. It is planned for PC and macOS and will be included in the regular World of Warcraft subscription, without requiring a separate purchase of the base game.
Sources: Vandal.