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Kamis, 26 Juni 2008

World of Warcraft

World of Warcraft


World of Warcraft


World of Warcraft
Product Features
  • This game requires a monthly fee, and an internet connection to play
  • Create and customize your own hero from the unique races and classes of the Warcraft universe
  • Explore an expansive world with miles of forests, deserts, snow-blown mountains, and other exotic lands
  • Visit huge cities and delve through dozens of vast dungeons
  • Adventure together with thousands of other players in an enormous, persistent game world

To date, there hasn't been a single Massively Multiplayer Online RPG that could honestly live up that reversal, but by far the closest yet to hit this mark is Blizzard's newly-released World of Warcraft. For discerning MMO-ers and MMO novices alike, World of Warcraft is one for the ages.

Keep in mind, it's hard to describe and compile every fact and facet of a massively multiplayer online RPG. To even begin to explore everything about this game could take months. By then, new elements will be implemented and the community will have changed; this is a world constantly changing, twisting, and growing.

World of Warcraft begins from a plate full of familiar RPG and MMO elements. If you've played the Warcraft series before, you should be familiar with the game's lore and visual style.

World of Warcraft 60 Day Pre-Paid Time Card

World of Warcraft 60 Day Pre-Paid Time Card


World of Warcraft 60 Day Pre-Paid Time Card
In order to run the servers which hold thousands of people at any given time takes up a ton of power & bandwidth and can hit the server pretty hard, while this also calls for maintence, it's not enough for Blizzard to keep the server free to everyone, so that is why (pretty much all) MMO (Massive Multiplayer Online) games have a monthly fee, its incredibly expensive to run these things all year round, your company would run into the ground if the servers were free. Plus Blizzard is always making new content FOR FREE to the addition of the game,like the recent 1.11 patch which has Naxxramas and in the future for 1.12 World PvP, so don't think you're just paying for the basics, you are paying for the long future of WoW.

World of Warcraft is a fantasic game for this genre and I'm willing to pay for it. For those who keep complaining, its not going to change, Blizzard still has other free games such as Warcraft 3 , Diablo II and Starcraft.

But as for the 60-day pre paid card, I like the option because some people may not want to use a credit card or go into thier accounts, or even younger people who don't have access to their banking account and only have allowences to purchase the game with. Literally every MMO has done this, so Blizzard continues with the tradition.