Was the "gnomes seeing through walls" thing always classic?
 

Title. I only played a gnome to 20ish back on Live way back in the day, but I don't really remember that as being a distinct advantage the race had. Maybe my memory is fuzzy but I'm wondering if that "ability" is something that's actually unintended and might get fixed one day.

It may well be a "feature" of the Titanium client (I personally played larger races on live, so I don't remember) ... but if it is, it's almost certainly not going away, because this entire project is built around Titanium.

Was in game long before titanium, probably since day one, used it for lull-targeting quite frequently luclin and onwards (thanks koxiux!).
Works for all models (shrunk+double shrunk) and not only see through, messes with the collision detection aswell, especially round and curved geometry.
Can jump into walls and fall through the world at quite a few places (hi demiplane of blood, thanks for the coth’s zigee!)

I was a Halfling in classic and could see through many walls. It was widely understood as we were all stuck in first person and constantly accidentally running into walls.

I cant remember, I was too busy going to like this during classic

https://i.imgur.com/y1VEBc3.gif

Through a 14'' monitor at 800x600

I was a troll and I went to faydwer at like level 6 (I thought I was pretty much end game at that ponit) and when I was leveling in crushbone some gnome girl saw me and like ran and hid behind a rock said WHOAH! and then peeked around the corner because she thought I was an NPC and I remember it like it was yesterday.

That weighed 37lbs..

Those are awesome kinds of memories. Not as cool as your story but, when I first got Morrowind, I was straight up scared to leave Seyda Neen cuz I thought a cliffracer was a dragon in the distance

Good to know. Thanks y'all. :)