ima 9.8 on hotornot and I play WoW so thereSocreges said:I treasure my life and social nature. No thanks.
I don't know how that's relevant, so I suspect you just like telling people that.ZombieSupaStar said:ima 9.8 on hotornot and I play WoW so there
Just that it's the type of game that would probably rob me of a whole lot of time, however much I may enjoy it.
As for PVP, I know jack shit about it. Until I hear some long term goals or rewards for taking the time to measure up my virtual penis to all the others online, I don't follow the allure of it.
Spike said:I remember Blizzard saying they have 5 years worth of storylines and events already planned for WoW.
I really need to get a new PC. No WoW/Pirates/Half-Life 2 = sad gamer.
Wario64 said:9.5
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/rpg/worldofwarcraft/review.html
"The worst thing about World of Warcraft is that you can't just play it all the time. After all, chances are if you start, you'll never want to stop. Again, though, part of what makes this game so remarkable is it doesn't assume that all you have to do in your busy life is play this one game, and so it delivers a high-quality experience regardless of how much or how little time you're able to invest. Paradoxically, then, it can become the last game you'd need to play for weeks, months...who knows? The point is, World of Warcraft features an overall level of quality that's typically reserved for the best offline games, which have always had a leg up on online games in their ability to present tightly-woven, story-driven settings. But World of Warcraft achieves this in the context of a massive, evolving world populated by thousands of other players who you may choose to interact with, which makes the proceedings seem that much more meaningful. This is a stunning achievement that will make you feel privileged to be a game player."
ZombieSupaStar said:people still play DAoC HAW HAW
MrPing1000 said:I have the full client on my pc but no auth code.
Guess I'll wait for european, bleh
hiryu said:
Bog said:The game's been out for a week... So to those wondering what to do when max level, I suggest leaving your house.
Unison said:Is the strategy guide for this game helpful / necessary? I'm going to pick it up today if I can find a copy (it was sold out last week).
royale said:I don't understand your line of reasoning here.
I might enjoy the game too much, so I'm not going to play it?![]()
ZombieSupaStar said:ima 9.8 on hotornot and I play WoW so there
Phoenix said:The only thing I'm concerned with is whether or not the questing system is good enough that I can go questing all the time. If it is, I'll probably play it for as long as the quests are good. I'm not for just randomly levelling up and that's why I stopped playing MMORPGs a while back - there just wasn't any point and the worlds never really changed. But if everything I'm hearing is accurate, you can treat this game as both a single player game and a multiplayer game - at which point I'm definitely interested in playing for at least 3-5 nights a week for the next 6 months.
Brandon F said:During the beta, I did nothing BUT questing for 21 levels. Each region gives you a smattering of them, and the game does a great job maintaining balance so you constantly work on missions that reflect your level(with a few labeled "Elite" quests for that extra dash of challenge and prestige).
My only complaint about questing(at least in stress beta) is that it can be difficult sometimes to recall exactly which NPC you must visit to recieve rewards. Usually the journal gives a good description on where to find them, but in some cases "In Stormwind" is a bit vague. Several times I had to ask in a public channel where I turn in these '10 red hats' or whatnot, but the community was amazingly helpful.
Still would be nice if a filter could be turned on the map which showed exact pinpoints of outstanding quest NPC's and such...