I've been playing World of Warcraft for a long, long time. I first played it back in beta, and I've been playing it on-and-off since. I don't really play much. Every now and then, I get an urge to play World of Warcraft so I reactivate my account and give it a week or so of playtime. By the end of that spurt, I've got it all out of my system.
When Burning Crusade was announced, I was somewhere around level 40 or so. It was a disappointment, simply because I knew by the time I hit 60, the expansion would be out and all of the current end-game content would be "obsolete". Regardless, I continued to play every now and then and even bought the expansion. After about another year, I finally hit the 60 mark and started looking forward to level 70 and what it brings.
Now that the Wrath of the Lich King has been announced, I've basically reached my threshold. By the time I hit level 70, the level cap will be 80.
How can a casual gamer possibly enjoy end-game content when new expansions will be released so frequently?
When Burning Crusade was announced, I was somewhere around level 40 or so. It was a disappointment, simply because I knew by the time I hit 60, the expansion would be out and all of the current end-game content would be "obsolete". Regardless, I continued to play every now and then and even bought the expansion. After about another year, I finally hit the 60 mark and started looking forward to level 70 and what it brings.
Now that the Wrath of the Lich King has been announced, I've basically reached my threshold. By the time I hit level 70, the level cap will be 80.
How can a casual gamer possibly enjoy end-game content when new expansions will be released so frequently?