I have been playing WoW as it is called since early 2005 and the game has continued to be fun and entertaining. However recently i had quit due to the my lackluster feelings towards the latest expansion and my friends leaving the game. Recently i returned to the world of Azeroth and was pleased to find that much had changed for the better. Lower level quests were now fun to play again as the story had advanced a few years and the quests had been up dated with newer features. I normally play as a Holy Paladin but recently due to the patch changes I started a Mage and now have a level 85 Paladin for raid healing and a level 46 Mage that i am trying to level to get to my friends level so we can play together. The game is ever changing and new stuff to do is added all the time, I do not like Dnoop says feel as though i need to "Grind those levels" as in other MMOs, because in WoW you are always doing something fun where you don't need to just kill 1 person after another. You can now level without having to spend hours killing and rather by playing player verses player battles and practing fun professions such as Blacksmithing which allows your character to get powerful armor and benefits. These features are contrary to newer MMO's which arent already established and don't have enough content.
If you don't like WoW and its not your thing, perhaps me riding a flying beetle into combat against EVA 1 is.

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I lost interest when cataclysm came out, they changed the classes too much IMO
ReplyDeletePerhaps, but then its like an entire new game no? WoW back in 2005-2007 will always be the best. Oblivion's sequel Skyrim is what I'm really looking foward to. Also Nights of the old republic.
ReplyDeletebut those arent mmos...
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