World of Warcraft

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lanciachris

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3,357 posts

247 months

Wednesday 4th May 2005
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Started playing this yesterday. Im addicted already - level 11 Night Elf Druid... I can turn into a bear

Anyone else play? im on aggramar server

lockstock2sb

2,855 posts

249 months

Thursday 5th May 2005
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I too am addicted. Started 2 weeks ago and i'm a level 14 Dwarf hunter on the bloodhoof server

Absolutley amazing game I look forward to gettign back into it at the weekends

Steve_Evil

10,688 posts

235 months

Thursday 5th May 2005
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I played it far too much when I first got it, Level 38 paladin on... I forget. But haven't played it for at least a month, will probably get the urge to pick it up again fairly soon

judas

6,056 posts

265 months

Thursday 5th May 2005
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Me'n'Ace-T are on Aggramar too. Haven't played for several weeks though - too much RL stuff going off

Dakkon

7,826 posts

259 months

Friday 6th May 2005
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Thinking of getting this at the weekend, a lot of people say its very good, and it seems Dungeon Siege II won't be out for ages

jimbro1000

1,619 posts

290 months

Friday 6th May 2005
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Been playing it for months on and off. Very enjoyable but the best bit is that you can put it down and leave it for a while, come back and pick it up again without any hassle - unlike all of the other recent MMORPGs that require constant attention if you want to play to any real depth.

Just love some of the quests too - a genuine sense of humour among the developers is very visible

Currently game play is driven by my GF who is completely hooked but perpetually asking for assistance.

lockstock2sb

2,855 posts

249 months

Friday 6th May 2005
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Yeah i like the way the casual gamer doesnt get penalised for not playing every night for hours on end. As long as you rest in an inn your XP bar will start rising which means when you do get back online - you get a hell of a lot more XP points per kill which helps you rise through the levels and keep up with the more hardcore players....

judas

6,056 posts

265 months

Friday 6th May 2005
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Check out Guild Wars too. Not got the same depth as WoW and other MMORPGs, but I'm enjoying it so far and because there's no monthly fee it's more casual player friendly.