Pure fun. Nothing really new to introduce, but its fresh and its simplicity and variety make it a very enjoyable game. Its sad reading about people's addictions to WoW. Please, its not a serious issue just because some people are weak and pathetic and attach themselves to a game instead of being normal. Theres absolutely no feeling of grind if you play the game according to the way you want to play, instead of following some guide or grinding because people tell you its the best thing to do.Anyway, I havent played in a while but I'm going back soon. Its an awesome game, plain and simple, people act like its as bad as heroine or other extremely dangerous drugs.WoW Opinions
It's a great MMO. Not really revolutionary, but took the best from previous MMOs and putted them into a solid package.
The fun factor takes a nose dive when you hit the level cap. Especially if you have no interest in raiding. Most of the ''end-game'' content is only played by around 6% of the population, which sucks considering how much effort Blizzard seems to put into the raid instances. They should have just made everything 5-man or 10-man instances instead of the 25-man stuff.
[QUOTE=''Bgrngod'']The fun factor takes a nose dive when you hit the level cap. Especially if you have no interest in raiding. Most of the ''end-game'' content is only played by around 6% of the population, which sucks considering how much effort Blizzard seems to put into the raid instances. They should have just made everything 5-man or 10-man instances instead of the 25-man stuff.[/QUOTE]I agree about the end-game instances.
When I did play, I found that I was doing pvp almost 100% of the time I was logged on once I was at the level cap. Personally I think the game is pretty fun, for a limited amount of time.
[QUOTE=''HondaSnake''][QUOTE=''Bgrngod'']The fun factor takes a nose dive when you hit the level cap. Especially if you have no interest in raiding. Most of the ''end-game'' content is only played by around 6% of the population, which sucks considering how much effort Blizzard seems to put into the raid instances. They should have just made everything 5-man or 10-man instances instead of the 25-man stuff.[/QUOTE]I agree about the end-game instances.
When I did play, I found that I was doing pvp almost 100% of the time I was logged on once I was at the level cap. Personally I think the game is pretty fun, for a limited amount of time. [/QUOTE]Thirded. When I hitted the level cap, I made several alts and stopped playing when I got bored of playing with them. Now I had the same problem with LOTRO. Turbine tries to make the end-game very WoWish. I had more fun leveling up in LOTRO and that's the most important part for me.
The reason WoW is so fun is the character advancement. Its exciting reaching each level and getting new gear and so on. Blizzard should make each update an expanded level cap with more gear and quests. Shame the end-game content isnt as good as the character advancement parts. PvP at end game is great, but I agree it would be better if end game consisted of 5-mans instead of huge and way too complicated raids.
I played WoW but it got old due to bad low level content and failed to hook me in.
I love WoW, I quit for like 6 months but recently started back up. Also, on the WoW website, WoW just reached 10 million active subscribers paying right now!
lv70 cap ruined it. 60 cap was sweet because you could own pvp so easily with a good weapon and pve gear. Now in order to arena u need to have resilience and **** so you have to choose either pvp or pve, since the gear from pve wont really help in pvp. Also some classes are overpowered in arena.
I'm more on and off with WoW.Personally I don't really like the grinding that some levels require, although getting into a group with friends and roaming around killing Horde (becuase I'm alliance :P) is always fun.That being said, I don't really get addicted to MMO's, so I can't always do massive sessions without getting bored along the way.
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