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Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576
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WoW - I never thought I would find a place where u can actually say what u want about game without the makers banning u if its not positive.   Here ppl can tell the truth about WoW and tbh the truth isn't pretty.

IMHO Blizzard have ruined WoW in the latest 5 months or so.  They have taken pretty much everything that made the game what it was and changed it around.  No special classes as horde or Alliance.  2 years of 40 man raid content ruined in 2 weeks long before TBC ever came out.  And now a patch that is ruining the rest with a last ditch effort to balance a Expansion that was put out without fully tested.

TBC had so much potentials.. but it actually brought nothing new to the game.  Absolutly nothing.   For me its just a proof that its time to move on and find something new and exiting in a diffrent game. 

WoW is over !

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  • RecantRecant Member UncommonPosts: 1,586
    Right, thanks for your perspective on "the truth".  I'm very dissapointed to hear that World of Warcraft is "over", as will the millions of others that play it I'm sure.  Equally dissapointed that Burning Crusade has "failed". 



    Erm.. hang on a minute:



    GamePro

    The new locations, characters, items, and monsters are nothing short of awesome. The voice acting is perfect, the sound effects spot-on, and the score at times both ominous and uplifting.



    EuroGamer

    In a genuinely striking move, The Burning Crusade simultaneously gives World of Warcraft veterans the swathes of new content they've been crying out for, and makes the end-game experience vastly more open to casual players or new players.



    GameSpy

    If you played World of Warcraft to level 60 and enjoyed it, you'll enjoy Burning Crusade even more. And if you never stopped playing WoW, the expansion isn't an option, it's mandatory.



    1UP

    The Burning Crusade is more of a resurrection than an expansion, a vast and munificent span of content that both refines and totally invalidates what came before it.





    GameShark

    One of the most solid expansion packs I have ever seen for any game. While you may find a few bugs here and there, it's a thoroughly polished package. It simply delivers where many don't, and it's easy to see why its already having so much success.





    Game Chronicles

    Though lore fiends may be beating their heads against solid objects thinking about all the new directions The Burning Crusade takes the continuing saga of the World of Warcraft, they really should learn to relax and enjoy what Blizzard has set before them: perhaps the most comprehensive and detailed expansion set ever to be released for an MMORPG.



    Game Informer

    The new zones are huge in comparison to the original game and graphically lush. But it’s the content inside them, the quests and the instances, that make the whole game tick.



    GamingExcellence

    The overall quality of The Burning Crusade is simply astounding.



    PALGN

    Simple. If you own a PC and are willing to devote your life to a great game, you need to buy this.



    GameZone

    With new content for newbies and veterans alike, The Burning Crusade is a complete expansion and one that no WoW player should be without. Hell, there’s enough here to make a whole separate game.



    AtomicGamer

    Blizzard has really added a lot to the game – a ton of new quests, flying mounts, the ability to hit level 70, fun new zones and more.



    Gaming Illustrated

    With plenty that’s new to see and do, even without seeing what the new continent has to offer, The Burning Cruisade looks like a fantastic expansion set and comes highly recommended for WoW veterans as well as players that have gone into hibernation (like me), or newbies looking for something fun to take up 88 hours of their week.



    Strategy Informer

    It’s teeming with new loot, better opportunities to stick it to your fellow players and has even richer music to fit the mood.



    PC Zone UK

    "Must-buy" doesn't seem strong enough. There should probaby be some kind of law forcing every player to have it. For their own good, of course. [Apr 2007, p.73]



    PC Format

    The bar for MMOs has been lifted even higher - it'll take something almost sexual in nature to topple the mighty WoW now. [Mar 2007, p.70]



    ActionTrip

    Another thing worth mentioning about the expansion is definitely the inclusion of flying mounts. This is clearly more than a simple cosmetic addition to the game, as it adds a whole new dimension to world exploration.



    Gamers' Temple

    If you have a high level character, it’s hard to find a reason for you not to buy The Burning Crusade. An entirely new continent filled with great content and with some really imaginative zones to explore make the expansion a must buy.



    GameSpot

    World of Warcraft has never been better, and while you don't need the expansion pack to continue playing, it's hard not to feel like you're missing out in Azeroth without it.



    GamingTrend

    The level cap has increased allowing for more spells, talents, and power for individuals with the insanity to chase them. This is a whole new world.



    FiringSquad

    It runs well, it’s almost completely bug-free, the servers are good, the game scales mob spawn rates to keep up with demand, the quest log always has something for you to do and the instances are brief and enjoyable. There’s no clearing of crap before you get to the Dead Mines or Maraudon proper, you no longer need to get 40 people together for a raid... it’s not next-generation, but The Burning Crusade is as good as this generation of MMOs is going to get.



    Computer Games Online RO

    A lot of new content clearly tailored based on the community requests.



    Games Master UK

    This is as good as it gets for online roleplaying. [Apr 2007, p.84]



    Boomtown

    The Burning Crusade is a must-have, both for ongoing players of World of Warcraft but also the players who got bored at level 60 and stopped playing.



    PC Gameworld

    Beautiful environments; new exciting quests; awesome PvP content; all sorts of goodies for WoW players.



    Ferrago

    All you can ask from an expansion pack, does it improve the original game, does it offer more content and does it do enough to become essential to the core experience. The Burning Crusade offers an emphatic yes to all these so there really is very little excuse for fans not to buy it.



    GameTrailers

    Along with the new races and their respective areas, flying mounts, jewel crafting, and persistent player versus player maps, the Burning Crusade ends up being more than a mega-patch, and justifies the cost well beyond the hope of a glacial grind to the next level cap.



    GameDaily

    Any level 60 player has no reason not to achieve level 70, and anyone who bought their epic mount has no reason not to have a flying mount as well. Basically, if World of Warcraft feels right, so will Burning Crusade.



    Yahoo! Games

    Launch issues aside, there's absolutely no reason why any World of Warcraft player should hesitate to pick it up. Consider it essential.



    Pelit (Finland)

    New areas and races are well thought out and there is tons of stuff to do. Some hardcore raiders will not love the new 25 player raid cap, though, and the guild aspect of the game could have used more improvements. [Jan 2007]



    Games Radar

    Lush and vibrant, it is everything an expansion should be: a furthering of a much loved and honored world. We found ourselves barely able to stop playing long enough to write this, and plan on delving right back in as soon as we can.



    Gaming Target

    Although the new areas are largely designed for levels 1-20, they provide a refreshing pace after going through the Alliance’s starting points about five times.



    AceGamez

    Everything is new again, it's exciting to discover new areas and exhilarating to conquer new dungeons, and given that Blizzard have already confirmed an expansion every year (quite a lofty goal to set after the delays for this one) there's already an excitement about what they'll include in future updates.



    games(TM)

    With The Burning Crusade, Blizzard has yet again raised the standard by which all MMORPGs will be judged. [Mar 2007, p.112]



    Computer Games Magazine

    The Burning Crusade adds some much-needed high level content to a game that had grown pretty stagnant for the Level 60s who spent all day and night dancing in front of the Auction Houses in Ironforge and Orgrimmar. [Apr 2007, p.58]



    Jolt Online Gaming UK

    MMOs are not for everyone, but this is certainly the closest they get and this new expansion just cements that fact.



    IGN

    Few World of Warcraft players would consider their experience complete without the additions that The Burning Crusade brings.



    PC Gamer

    However, if you've been level 60 for a while and let your account lapse, The Burning Crusade is reason enough to reactivate your account. [Apr 2007, p.46]



    PC Gamer UK

    Nothing else is this slick, this viscerally impressive, this overwhelmingly addictive.

    Still waiting for your Holy Grail MMORPG? Interesting...

  • fooflingerfooflinger Member Posts: 121
    WoW sucks. Always did.

    Waiting for: Archeage, Darkfall 2.0, and Planetside 2.

    R.I.P Shadowbane; The best MMORPG I've ever played...


    Check out my amateur gaming blog at: Thegamingbible.com

  • JasPlunJasPlun Member Posts: 155
    Well I would have to disagree with this poster because they games not over and yes no more 40 man raids and this is for a reason. They took out the 40 man raids out because to many guilds had problems getting enough people on to run 40 man raids or long enough to accomplish the task. It was also nearly impossible to balance that 40 man grp with enough of the correct classes to run it. They now have dungeons plenty challenging as the 40 mans were with less people and to me this is a win for the game. Now I do feel like they need to adjust the old dungeons to compensate the new expansion yes. This game is long from being over and you my friend have no clue , funny thing is I am playing wow right now and there are people everywhere playing and seem to be having fun so if it were over why so many people running around having fun? Dont post the games over unless you have proof to show for it, face it WOW will be here a long long time .
  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576
    Originally posted by Recant

    "Absolutely nothing new to the game.  "



    Are you sure about that?





    "WoW is over"



    Hahahaha.

    Yes m8 - Im sure

    I've played all the content - Ive grinded all the rep - Ive raided all current bosses.

    I think I can give fair verdict.

    A good game builds up on the current content that is already in the game - TBC doesn't do that.  It destroyes everything the game was build on in the first place.  Now thats poor expansion if u ever see one.

  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576

     

    Originally posted by JasPlun

    Well I would have to disagree with this poster because they games not over and yes no more 40 man raids and this is for a reason. They took out the 40 man raids out because to many guilds had problems getting enough people on to run 40 man raids or long enough to accomplish the task. It was also nearly impossible to balance that 40 man grp with enough of the correct classes to run it. They now have dungeons plenty challenging as the 40 mans were with less people and to me this is a win for the game. Now I do feel like they need to adjust the old dungeons to compensate the new expansion yes. This game is long from being over and you my friend have no clue , funny thing is I am playing wow right now and there are people everywhere playing and seem to be having fun so if it were over why so many people running around having fun? Dont post the games over unless you have proof to show for it, face it WOW will be here a long long time .

    Read what the poster above u said... 

    Then u may see whats happening with WoW

  • URMAKERURMAKER Member UncommonPosts: 671
    ah another wow is dead post....some little poor raiders gear epic was wiped out with the expansion /cry. good thing is since you've completed the entire game and proclaimed it over and dead we won't have to see you hear whining anymore.

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  • URMAKERURMAKER Member UncommonPosts: 671
    Originally posted by mcharj11

    Now that Blizzard are working on a new MMO that will be their priority. WoW will have it's staff gradually reduced and will be put on the back burner, they will probably cease the free content updates in favour of annual expansion packs for purhcase in the region of 20 quid upwards. WoW will be left to stagnation, Blizzard have a new bigger project now.
    because clearly wow just ain't making em any money.

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  • JasPlunJasPlun Member Posts: 155
    They do not reduce their current staffing to start a new game when the 1 they have is still going as strong as it is that is absurd and bad buisness move. WOW will not lose any staffing until the game dwindles way way way down in popularity. Right now they are makingpure profit without the development costs of a full fledge mmo. I have to disagree strongly with the guy in front of me. WOW has a bright future and still new expansions in the makes and you cannot name 1 mmo that did not have guys like this saying its over after a new expansion came.
  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576

     

     

    Originally posted by URMAKER

    ah another wow is dead post....some little poor raiders gear epic was wiped out with the expansion /cry. good thing is since you've completed the entire game and proclaimed it over and dead we won't have to see you hear whining anymore.

     

    Sorry m8 - obviously u have no idea what I was talking about

    Are u serious that any1 should be whining cause tier2 and tier 3 sets are absolete ?   lal

    U got any tier 5 yet ?

    What a joke

  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576

     

    Originally posted by JasPlun

    They do not reduce their current staffing to start a new game when the 1 they have is still going as strong as it is that is absurd and bad buisness move. WOW will not lose any staffing until the game dwindles way way way down in popularity. Right now they are makingpure profit without the development costs of a full fledge mmo. I have to disagree strongly with the guy in front of me. WOW has a bright future and still new expansions in the makes and you cannot name 1 mmo that did not have guys like this saying its over after a new expansion came.

    WoW has very limited code engine to add new stuff into the game like TBC has proved.  U whould have thought new content would bring something new other than diffrent sized monsters or bosses using same graphic.  Nah.  But lets see where WoW is in 2 years time.   Doubt 8 million subscripers will wait 2 years for another Expansion that was nothing more than the advertisment.



  • LypheusLypheus Member UncommonPosts: 82

    Your assuming that your perspective is shared by the majority which it is not - go check the stats on casual vs hardcore gamer populations and come back.

    As for "builds up on current content" that is a fallacy as well. First, 40 man raids were simply past the threshold for most guilds and therefore most PLAYERS to support.  So what Blizzard was effectively doing was to exclude a large potion of their playerbase from end game content. 

    What do you think the impact of excluding the majority of your playerbase from end game content would be?

    By making raids much more accessible and providing alternate means of obtaining competetive end game gear (arena's, much more reasonable rep grinding, improved crafting, etc), Blizzard has not only corrected a mistake in making raids too large (25 is still high imo, but at least its sane) - but they have also created not one but many alternate paths to pursue in advancing your character, remaining competetive and allowing you to play the game as you like while still achieving "epic" results :) .

    As a player who has experienced some raiding, I simply am not interested in > 10 man raids now.  I work for a living and have no interest in staying up at all hours of the night listening to a bunch of tweens hit on the only chick in a raid and tell one another how they should be playing the game.

    I'd rather go smash them in the arena with my own crafted lunar crescent!

     

    Originally posted by Alan0n


    Yes m8 - Im sure
    I've played all the content - Ive grinded all the rep - Ive raided all current bosses.
    I think I can give fair verdict.
    A good game builds up on the current content that is already in the game - TBC doesn't do that.  It destroyes everything the game was build on in the first place.  Now thats poor expansion if u ever see one.


  • Runny123Runny123 Member Posts: 177
    WoW sucked ever seince it was made
  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576

     

     

    Originally posted by URMAKER

    you're the one that hasn't got a clue thats the reason you come here and post this whining bs because you'd be laugh off the official forums chicken shit.

    Always nice to see that ppl can post maturly

    The logic this person is bringing into this discussion has pretty much been proven worthless with such comments

  • JasPlunJasPlun Member Posts: 155
    Lypheous I could not agree with you more. And for all you guys I respect your opinions and hope you find a good game you like and play but to down a game and to say its gone just because it does not meet your standards is lame this game had broken game records than any mmo to date and in my opinion will nevver be broken.  Have fun dudes but for now im still having fun in wow even after 2 years I still enjoy playing it with my friends and look forward to next wow expansion woot.
  • SuvrocSuvroc Member Posts: 2,383

    Originally posted by Alan0n


    WoW - I never thought I would find a place where u can actually say what u want about game without the makers banning u if its not positive.   Here ppl can tell the truth about WoW and tbh the truth isn't pretty.
    IMHO Blizzard have ruined WoW in the latest 5 months or so.  They have taken pretty much everything that made the game what it was and changed it around.  No special classes as horde or Alliance.  2 years of 40 man raid content ruined in 2 weeks long before TBC ever came out.  And now a patch that is ruining the rest with a last ditch effort to balance a Expansion that was put out without fully tested.
    TBC had so much potentials.. but it actually brought nothing new to the game.  Absolutly nothing.   For me its just a proof that its time to move on and find something new and exiting in a diffrent game. 
    WoW is over !
    I guess it's just appropriate that after SOE has been copying WoW for so long (particularily with SWG) that Blizzard repay the compliment by taking a page out of SOE's rule book and shaft it's current subscibers.

  • URMAKERURMAKER Member UncommonPosts: 671
    Originally posted by Alan0n


     
     
    Originally posted by URMAKER

    you're the one that hasn't got a clue thats the reason you come here and post this whining bs because you'd be laugh off the official forums chicken shit.

    Always nice to see that ppl can post maturly

    The logic this person is bringing into this discussion has pretty much been proven worthless with such comments

    you're the one here whining about the game being ruined yet you'll be logging in later on amirite?

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  • zakionzakion Member Posts: 50
    intresting alan0n that your last reply was to someone that never gave a real vaid point against you and you ignored all the others saying very stong arguments against your theory. personally for me i gave up wow about  a year ago as i got bored of the grind i felt. even although i do not enjoy the game any longer i still respect what blizzard has done for MMO's and that WoW in my opinion has done great things for the mmo market and for other mmo companys.



    i look forward to hearing the repsonces to that last statement lol.
  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576
    Originally posted by Lypheus


    Your assuming that your perspective is shared by the majority which it is not - go check the stats on casual vs hardcore gamer populations and come back.
    As for "builds up on current content" that is a fallacy as well. First, 40 man raids were simply past the threshold for most guilds and therefore most PLAYERS to support.  So what Blizzard was effectively doing was to exclude a large potion of their playerbase from end game content. 
    What do you think the impact of excluding the majority of your playerbase from end game content would be?
    By making raids much more accessible and providing alternate means of obtaining competetive end game gear (arena's, much more reasonable rep grinding, improved crafting, etc), Blizzard has not only corrected a mistake in making raids too large (25 is still high imo, but at least its sane) - but they have also created not one but many alternate paths to pursue in advancing your character, remaining competetive and allowing you to play the game as you like while still achieving "epic" results :) .
    As a player who has experienced some raiding, I simply am not interested in > 10 man raids now.  I work for a living and have no interest in staying up at all hours of the night listening to a bunch of tweens hit on the only chick in a raid and tell one another how they should be playing the game.
    I'd rather go smash them in the arena with my own crafted lunar crescent!
     

    The arena has same limitations as other pvp content in WoW -  I admit its nice feature but it has limited lifetime and will have pretty much same ending as the other pvp content.

    All knew from the start that 40 ppl raids were way over the top - If only some1 would have been listening from BLizzard.

    The same is happening now - they are changing stuff without talking to players and see what they are after in the game.  

    The new races did actually bring nothing new into WoW other than remove a nice feature from the orginal where diffrent classes were on each side. 

  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576
    Originally posted by URMAKER

    Originally posted by Alan0n


     
     
    Originally posted by URMAKER

    you're the one that hasn't got a clue thats the reason you come here and post this whining bs because you'd be laugh off the official forums chicken shit.

    Always nice to see that ppl can post maturly

    The logic this person is bringing into this discussion has pretty much been proven worthless with such comments

    you're the one here whining about the game being ruined yet you'll be logging in later on amirite?

    No m8 - My subscription ran out 2 weeks ago

    Im now playing LOTRO with most of my former WoW m8ts.  Then we probably move on to Age of Conan cause it has strong guild based material.  Sadly it seems like LOTRO doesn't have much raiding ability.

  • zakionzakion Member Posts: 50
    Originally posted by Alan0n

    Originally posted by Lypheus


    Your assuming that your perspective is shared by the majority which it is not - go check the stats on casual vs hardcore gamer populations and come back.
    As for "builds up on current content" that is a fallacy as well. First, 40 man raids were simply past the threshold for most guilds and therefore most PLAYERS to support.  So what Blizzard was effectively doing was to exclude a large potion of their playerbase from end game content. 
    What do you think the impact of excluding the majority of your playerbase from end game content would be?
    By making raids much more accessible and providing alternate means of obtaining competetive end game gear (arena's, much more reasonable rep grinding, improved crafting, etc), Blizzard has not only corrected a mistake in making raids too large (25 is still high imo, but at least its sane) - but they have also created not one but many alternate paths to pursue in advancing your character, remaining competetive and allowing you to play the game as you like while still achieving "epic" results :) .
    As a player who has experienced some raiding, I simply am not interested in > 10 man raids now.  I work for a living and have no interest in staying up at all hours of the night listening to a bunch of tweens hit on the only chick in a raid and tell one another how they should be playing the game.
    I'd rather go smash them in the arena with my own crafted lunar crescent!
     

    The arena has same limitations as other pvp content in WoW -  I admit its nice feature but it has limited lifetime and will have pretty much same ending as the other pvp content.

    All knew from the start that 40 ppl raids were way over the top - If only some1 would have been listening from BLizzard.

    The same is happening now - they are changing stuff without talking to players and see what they are after in the game.  

    The new races did actually bring nothing new into WoW other than remove a nice feature from the orginal where diffrent classes were on each side. 



    well as 40man may be over the top i belive that molten core was the most played instance back in the day. sadly dont have the stats on it anymore but im sure you can google it. As for the arena comment not lasting. lets face it ur just one of these ppl that claim something wont work and if it doesnt you have bragging rights saying "i said that 6 months ago look at me mom im cool n' stuff" and if ur wrong, no one will care as you just get drowned out with the other 100's of ppl bashing the game. peace out this thread is repetitive and bores me!?!?!
  • labg11labg11 Member Posts: 84

    Heh i played wow for 6 month i think and maxed every single thing i could.

    Anyhow, wow were, was, and will always be a grinding game with the only concern of getting bigger gear to wear and get to the max lvl fast as hell to get it..

    And the sad part is that it gameplay style have ruined so many ppl concept of how a game should be. It looks awefull, it's boring past the initial trhill, crafting sucks, raids were like a second job, comunnity were full of a bunch of stupid ppl thinking they were the best around (kids and grown ups, that was just hilarious), calling noob here and there, presuming of DPS (heh at least i sticked a potato in the mouth of those daring to say that this or that can out DPS a mage *ROFL*), presuming on who heals more, who kills faster... who got more DKP's, who get's the control of the guild, for crying out loud it a freaking GAME!!!!! *sigh*. That was the main issue of not getting able to find 40 ppl to run a raid, ---->THE ROTTEN COMUNITY<------.

    And yes, Wow is diying, there are no possible thing they could do to draw more ppl in except the words comming from a friend that eventually drag u in.

    C'ya, btw it's my opinion (respect it), if u like your wow game keep playing it, if u don't find another thing. I can recommend LOTRO for those who like to role play a game and find some freaking relax after a day of work.

  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576

     

    Originally posted by zakion

    intresting alan0n that your last reply was to someone that never gave a real vaid point against you and you ignored all the others saying very stong arguments against your theory. personally for me i gave up wow about  a year ago as i got bored of the grind i felt. even although i do not enjoy the game any longer i still respect what blizzard has done for MMO's and that WoW in my opinion has done great things for the mmo market and for other mmo companys.



    i look forward to hearing the repsonces to that last statement lol.

    Wow actually has one of the lowest grinding feeling u can get in any MMORPG out there atm IMHO. 

    I dunno if have played TBC m8 - but if not I hope u can understand that your comment doesn't give much weitght into this discussion.

    I dont dissagree that WoW has done great things for the mmo - but now others are taking over where blizzard is failing in their new expansion.

  • URMAKERURMAKER Member UncommonPosts: 671
    Originally posted by Alan0n

    Originally posted by URMAKER

    Originally posted by Alan0n


     
     
    Originally posted by URMAKER

    you're the one that hasn't got a clue thats the reason you come here and post this whining bs because you'd be laugh off the official forums chicken shit.

    Always nice to see that ppl can post maturly

    The logic this person is bringing into this discussion has pretty much been proven worthless with such comments

    you're the one here whining about the game being ruined yet you'll be logging in later on amirite?

    No m8 - My subscription ran out 2 weeks ago

    Im now playing LOTRO with most of my former WoW m8ts.  Then we probably move on to Age of Conan cause it has strong guild based material.  Sadly it seems like LOTRO doesn't have much raiding ability.

    yea thats what i figured i just don't get why if someone is done with a game and no longer plays they have to come and bash the game but, its a public forum and if you need to vent i guess theres no place better. i tried lotro also an if you're into raiding like you are i'd say you're gonna get bored fast there its certainly not hardcore. i didn't care for it much myself more of a pvper than a raider anyways and it doesn't really have either.

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  • Parsifal57Parsifal57 Member Posts: 267
    Originally posted by Alan0n

    Originally posted by Recant

    "Absolutely nothing new to the game.  "



    Are you sure about that?





    "WoW is over"



    Hahahaha.

    Yes m8 - Im sure

    I've played all the content - Ive grinded all the rep - Ive raided all current bosses.

    I think I can give fair verdict.

    A good game builds up on the current content that is already in the game - TBC doesn't do that.  It destroyes everything the game was build on in the first place.  Now thats poor expansion if u ever see one.



     I agree, all TBC added that was new was flying mounts and Jewelcrafting , 2 new races added with the same classes doesn't work for me.



     However I could lived with it all except for the way that TBC did just cause all the original content to be more or less made worthless, TBC wasn't an expansion to WoW it was more like WoW2 with an option to carry over some things from the previous game.



    Wow is not evolving its not adding anything new that many other MMORPGS have, instead Blizzard seem totally focussed on PvP, probably because PvP content is a lot cheaper to add, unfortunately the game was not built for PvP and many people do not play the game for PvP.
  • Alan0nAlan0n Member Posts: 576

     

    Originally posted by zakion



    well as 40man may be over the top i belive that molten core was the most played instance back in the day. sadly dont have the stats on it anymore but im sure you can google it. As for the arena comment not lasting. lets face it ur just one of these ppl that claim something wont work and if it doesnt you have bragging rights saying "i said that 6 months ago look at me mom im cool n' stuff" and if ur wrong, no one will care as you just get drowned out with the other 100's of ppl bashing the game. peace out this thread is repetitive and bores me!?!?!

    Molten Core was fun - but that didn't mean everything needed to be 40 man.

    Infact I think it would have been even stronger making harder instances with like 20 man raids.

    But ur obviously bored

    HF in wow

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