Tronga said:
Honestly, takes as much skill as WCIII. Need as much clicking and keying done, and is all about a powerful unit killing less powerful units.
Maybe so, but its the same crapass cookie cutter builds everytime. LETS ALL GO ****ING PYROBLAST AND WATCH ENEMIES GET BURNED AS I BLINK AROUND AND REPEAT THE PROCESS. Why can't the gameplay be more like Morrowind or Oblivion where any skill actually means something?
Also, about half the strategy is found in sheer numbers and what spells/abilities and traits the partners have learned. Let's take The Black Dragon Queen for instance, there is no strategy fighting her. You just go with 30+ people and combat her. Then move back and heal yourselves and return to combat. The Priests or Druids would just be jacking off healing powers while the Warriors, melee Rogues and melee Druids fight head on.
Mike said:
no WCIII can bring you to play for hours straight, if you are winning. now if you're losing.. its a different story.
About half the people who moved to WoW are either Wc3ers who got sick of losing at melee and/or don't like the customs that are offered. Some just do it for the "Whack off" purposes, hence why I called it Whack off Warcraft. I for one have also seen videos of friends who eavesdrop on another friend who caught him masturbating and whacking off to thier characters. Not a very pleasent sight if you ask me. There have been others that even have done stupid retarded things like buy items from the internet off gold farmers or people that have died because they played it for like 1-2 days straight and thier health got the better of them.
I blame the stupid cartoonish Night elves... thanks for ruining the apperance of a race that looked bloody awesome in Wc3.
I myself would play it. But I wouldn't turn into an addictive shroom.
I just don't really like going to a point where I get bored of it then I have to cancel my subscription. I have known a few people that ended up just selling WoW because of this reason alone. Oh yeah and about that, why does nearly everyone have to rely on thier parent's money to play it. You got jobs half of you, PAY FOR IT YOUR BLOODY SELVES.
The only real advantage it has: As RyanXWing said, there is more fun with your friends than it is with complete strangers. But that is still just proving my point about strategy in numbers. I have a few friends myself that play it (Dream_walker, Renzo, Starsoft).