The narrative of C'Thun is a story of frustration.

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On July 28th, WoW Classic added Ahn'Qiraj (also called AQ40), among the most legendary raids in vanilla World of Warcraft. Back in the day it had been notorious: Just gaining access to it requires weeks of an entire server grinding resources out in preparation, then hours longer grinding to finish the Scepter of Ahn'Qiraj questline. Then there is a 10-hour warfare in Silithus, and finally, after all that, guilds can breach the entrance of AQ. In 2006, it was months before players eventually finished the raid. In WoW Classic, it went a lot quicker.

The installation for Ahn'Qiraj remains thrilling. The sand-covered ruins you enter through quickly reveal themselves as a man concealing the true horrors below. Fleshy corridors form a sprawling labyrinth, chambers teeming with historical bugs and worms. After fighting your way to the finish you confront the prisoner at the core of the raid, an old god sealed from the floor, on the verge of breaking free. It's a shame that, by today's standards, he's a joke.

The C'Thun players struggle currently in WoW Classic isn't the tentacled monster of legend he once was. The C'Thun we fight has had his fangs filed down, a nerf that dates back into 2006 when guilds taking on the OG C'Thun believed him unkillable. However, was he, indeed? Based on the abilities WoW Classic players have accrued over the past 15 years, I believe we can take this giant eyeball the way that he was once intended to be fought. I think we could kill pre-nerf C'Thun, and Blizzard ought to patch him into WoW Classic to give us that chance.

The narrative of C'Thun is a story of frustration. Players threw themselves against the boss for weeks to no avail. He required a large amount of damage to shoot down until he enraged and promptly murdered everyone, and the fight demanded pinpoint positioning from all the raiders. The fight famously had a bug too, which caused ranged tentacles to spawn behind walls or directly under gamers, almost guaranteeing full party wipes. After 80 days without a single clear Blizzard finally nerfed C'Thun into the floor, and he was easily beaten the same moment.

It's not merely the raid as a whole is easier for today's seasoned WoW gamers.

"As for pre-nerf C'Thun, there's zero doubt in anyone's mind that against the meme that came from 2006 IRC logs, pre-nerf C'Thun is absolutely not mathematically impossible. Players are doing triple or even quadruple the quantities of people's DPS back so even a pre-nerf C'Thun would easily collapse. It is a matter of the playerbase being more skillful, and cheap wow gold classic educated.