Classic or Enhanced: Forever's interface presets

Blizzard’s guide for players new to Forever, from modern WoW, Classic or neither, explains Experience Presets: two bundles of the game’s starting visual and interface settings, called Classic and Enhanced. The choice changes presentation, not which Ruleset you play on, and each setting can still be changed under Game Menu > Options.

Enhanced, meant for players used to modern WoW, turns on quest guidance, which marks where to go and the areas of quest objectives, a one-bag inventory view and transmog, and starts with strafing keybinds, a centered screen layout and high-definition character models. Classic starts with standard-definition models, a classic screen layout and keyboard camera turning, with quest guidance, the one-bag view and transmog off. Blizzard says the names describe the defaults, not how skilled a player is.

Next to the presets, Advanced options give access to tools like a Damage Meter and the Cooldown Manager.

Why it matters: your first choice only sets the starting look of your interface, and you can change any part of it later.