the truth about WoW

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KohlyKohl on 25 March 2008

I played it for a few hours a week for a few months on and off. I just did not care too much for it. I did like to actually read all the quests and take my time doing them. I tried a raid once and I quit that day because I realized that I had leveled up a player into the 50s and all that was left was boring raids and crazy item rules imposed by others that really took away from the experience.

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Tormod on 25 March 2008

twesterm said:

It's the exact opposite for me. I've tried it three times now and each time it's bored me to tears, and I even love MMO's.

I suppose you actually play with other people to do raids or whatever, but for the most part it's a single player MMO. MMO's are supposed to be about the community and that game has one of the worst communities I've ever seen in an MMO.

Ditto to that.