it's a whole new experience now. I stopped playing after Burning Crusade came out and I started again last month. They made everything easier to get to and access to, and achievements, mounts are now account specific, so you can use mounts with any character you have. It's easier to jump into. Some see it as bad and some see it as good. I like it personally.
Unless you can find some third-party deal they never really give promos on subscription rates (excluding buying six month/one year passes). The idea of offering the game/expansions cheap is to hook another person into paying the $15/month.
I think it automatically applied or else you might have the option to just buy the key. Try checking out and before confirmation see what it says. That would probably be the best bet.
How shit is shit? You can play WoW on an extremely antiquated system given how little they've done to the engine in the last nine or so years. It's not bad to play for a month if you just get the base game for $5 or whatever they sell it for -- you won't be able to get to level cap but there's no point in that unless you want to keep playing for months and months.
Confirmed. The Blizz Store will send you a key for each item you purchase. The Battlechest will be a separate key from Cataclysm and Mists of Pandaria. I still have a spare $5 Battlechest key from a prior sale that I haven't used. When you're ready, you just choose to upgrade whichever license you want to upgrade and apply the key (since you can have more than one WoW license on a Battlenet account).
So I started up again in april, right after target's B2G1 free sale ended in March
... any one have an idea when BB or Target will have their next B2G1 free sale? I'd hate to resub only to see the cards go on sale...The quests themselves are still horribly dull. You can get the story from YouTube videos or wowpedia, etc.Is it still worth playing? Story wise I mean. I tried SWTOR and played for a week and while story quests and everything seem partially interesting but there was just not enough stuff that motivated me to keep playing. Guess I'm not cut out for MMO.
I see. Thanks for the info. I just broke both my legs and have a lot of free time but I think I'll skip this one.The quests themselves are still horribly dull. You can get the story from YouTube videos or wowpedia, etc.Is it still worth playing? Story wise I mean. I tried SWTOR and played for a week and while story quests and everything seem partially interesting but there was just not enough stuff that motivated me to keep playing. Guess I'm not cut out for MMO.
Ouch indeed.
Yes big ouch for that and it's freaking summer!!! Got ran over by a car if anyone is curious.
Holy crap ... I'm sorry to hear that. All the best with recovery, medical bills, any court issues and what not.
Whoa look at those bonuses. Guess I'll look at gameplay footage on Youtube and see what it's like now. Thank you. At least one good thing about this is I have a lot of time for gaming.
A lot depends on your playstyle. If you're planning to just play solo then WoW really does have a lot to see now vs say back in Burning Crusade. The Cataclysm revamp of the low level zones made a lot of them way better than they used to be. Some things you might consider -
Well it's a MMO, and it's one of the oldest ones around. You have to relearn stuff pretty much every patch, never mind three expansions ago. A lot of stuff was overhauled in Cataclysm, including the talent system. While I don't agree with all the changes (my druid was unrecognizable from when I rolled her in Burning Crusade) many of them are both quality of life improvements or substantial increases in content. Give it a chance, even if it's just the free game from 1-20 on a new toon. You might actually like the changes.
