Thursday, November 13th 2008
World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King is Now Officially Here
Today sees the release of Blizzard's last World of Warcraft installment, the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. This is the second expansion to date, making the MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) game by far the largest in the world. World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King features a massive new continent called Northrend, the brand-new death knight Hero class, unique dungeons, an open-world PvP zone with siege vehicles and destructible buildings, and hundreds of brand-new quests. The expansion is available in both a standard and Collector's Edition. The Collector's edition includes the original game DVD, a 208-page book featuring never-before-seen images from the game, an exclusive in-game pet, a behind-the-scenes DVD containing over an hour of developer interviews, a soundtrack CD with 21 songs, and an exclusive mouse pad with a map of the newly opened continent of Northrend. The game should already be available everywhere, have fun playing it.
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76 Comments on World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King is Now Officially Here
So much for that school of thought :nutkick:
Point 2: For me there are no more points.
But seriously man these people make the rest of civilisation look bad :eek:
hey look at my avatar, see that team and then look at the FIFA fair play award for good fan behaviour, we have won it 4-5 times in the last 10 years,
This is like comparing Canadians to Americans, we might share a border and a language but that is where is stops lol!!
Though in Green Street fashion if i saw Eligha Wood walking down the street i would probably punch him lol, thats not hooliganism but it's just because he ruined LOTR, he's no football hooligan, you could pick him up and chuck the squirt into a bin lol
Either way -- like it's said in America, "different strokes for different folks." :laugh: I know WoW players and football fans, and I'd much rather hang around the WoW players.
I seriously don't understand where this stereotype of "fat, smelly MMORPG players" come from, because from what I see on a daily basis, it couldn't be farther from the truth.
More to the point WoW is just soooooo antisocial in a poeple on people way, its hard enough trying to talk to Spud when he is playing fallout let alone talk to someone playing WoW.
The TF2 clan i was with disbanded becasue the host got glues to WoW and never played no more!!
Turn on BBC News 24 if you can, they are discussing it now!!
Just because you can't talk to those people who play MMO's doesn't mean it's antisocial -- I can't seem to hold a conversation with anyone interested in, say, sport fishing, but I don't call sport fishing "antisocial" because of that. :laugh:
Maybe 1 or 2 hours of gameplay every couple of nights on COD or SOF2 and that does me, too many folk now wasting away on these MMORPG.
Single player games like X2 hey they are just as bad and i will admit i was hooked on that just it was a single player so i rarely ever spent many hours on it!
here is a serious question then, what else do you do on your PC apart from browse the web and play WoW?:D
Btw, there are plenty of reliable free servers out there that run on donations, no need to pay a subscription.:)
(By the way, I love how the Europeans on this board think I'm from the US, and the Americans on this board think I'm from Europe. It's a hoot. :laugh:)
You make a tired, superficial comment about not "understanding" why someone chooses to spend their money the way they do, and I call your comment out as pointless, like it is. If you can't handle that, you're either very new to the Internet, or you need to find another thread to comment in. You're obviously not a WoW fan anyway, so please go elsewhere.