AffinityI don't like World of Warcraft. It totally killed the way Warcraft 1-3 played.WoW isn't meant to be anything like them...
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AffinityI don't like World of Warcraft. It totally killed the way Warcraft 1-3 played.WoW isn't meant to be anything like them...
AnandjonesYeah, it's called Flyff or Fly for fun, it's so childish. Doing the same thing over and over annoys me eventually, although my brother can cope mining for an hour every single day.I know - I'm surprised that I've been playing the game for as long as I have been. Granted, a lot of the time was spent making different characters out of me being bored to tears with my main character. Though I really don't understand just mining every day, though...
insanecrazy07hold on just a minute!if no one in your guild can answer that question, then that's pretty bad.I don't think any of the guild's major 70's were on when I asked, and I did get a sort of 'PvP character' answer, but I wanted to know more than just that, as I was under the assumption that, well, every character was a PvP character <,<But I don't think that we have any people with t6 gear at the moment. Everyone's just trying to get each other leveled up and keyed for all of the instances. I think that the only major raid/instance (whatever it's called, I just call everything an instance >.>) that people have tried to do is Kara, but I don't really know if that's the most difficult instance available or what.
are there any experienced players in your guild?
experienced I mean like t6 and wears a t-shirt that says, "I survived BT."lol. ok maybe not the t-shirt part...
AffinityI don't like World of Warcraft. It totally killed the way Warcraft 1-3 played. Also like any MMO game it takes your life.That's what I was thinking when I first saw pictures for WoW - "What? That sounds nothing like the other games...! And this whole 'MMO' thing would never work." Now it's one of the most popular games on the market today. Boy, what a fool I was when I was nine...And people do take this faaaar to seriously for their own good; I mean, if China had to limit game time to three hours for several years because parents allegedly neglected their child because they were playing WoW, and that several people have died in Korea for playing this for days, ignoring their bodily need to eat and drink, then that might just be an idea of how far people take this video game.I think that the only real good this has done for society as a whole is the entire 'Corrupted Blood' incident. In it, a debuff that dealt a lot of damage very quickly and spread between players in close proximity was brought outside of an instance, spreading to affect entire towns - medical and social experiments called it an example of how people would react in real life if such a plague were to spread.But that's still only an example, a virtual one at that. Otherwise, all it's done is make Blizzard fat and rich so that they could take them six, seven years to announce sequels to their two other major properties, Starcraft and Diablo. They also apparently are looking for people to work on a new MMO project that has yet to be announced...What would be cool now is if Blizzard did a Warcraft IV. Now that would be quite awesome.
I don't completely hate the game I just don't like it when people take it waaay to seriously. I might of played it if it didn't have a monthly charge but meh, it's not worth it.
AffinityI might of played it if it didn't have a monthly charge but meh, it's not worth it.two words.
9NineBreaker9 · #23And people do take this faaaar to seriously for their own good; I mean, if China had to limit game time to three hours for several years because parents allegedly neglected their child because they were playing WoW, and that several people have died in Korea for playing this for days, ignoring their bodily need to eat and drink, then that might just be an idea of how far people take this video game.is this for real? China making a law exclusive for playing games?