Posts from Всё по World of Warcraft

Here, we discuss everything about WoW. So, explain to me, comrades, everything about this game. I haven't played it myself, but I want to know other people's opinions.

WoW is evil!:D I haven't played it, and I won't! Basically, in the first stage, WoW eats your brain, in the second stage, WoW eats your brain, and in the third stage, you won't believe it, WoW eats your brain again. And it does it quite successfully and irreversibly! UUU!!!

And then your brain just shuts down, and you won't be able to tear yourself away from the chair, even if it's electric. Never! :D

I don't care about Vova... but if you want, you can try, although you've already been warned about it.

The main thing to remember is that you need to stop playing MMORPGs when they stop appearing in your dreams! And you need to do it urgently, because that means your brain is already stuck in it.

nothing special, just another MMO that survives solely due to its brand. It's geared towards mindless grinding, although there isn't as much of it as in other games. Lately, it's been dying out; the only thing that could potentially save it is Wrath of the Lich King, the second planned expansion. The graphics are angular, cartoonish, low-polygon, and generally poor. If you want a decent experience, you'll have to play on the official servers, pay 15 euros a month, and purchase a virtual card specifically for that, or buy subscription cards at a store. WoW freeshards are generally buggy, subpar, and sparsely populated, and Blizzard is constantly cracking down on them. Overall, it's a waste of time and money.

Hahahahahahaha)))) Lock is awesome)))) No, that's not right, he's REALLY awesome))))) I haven't laughed this much in a long time))))) Lock, you could have come up with smarter arguments, but all you have are a few problems:
1) WoW holds leading positions in terms of online players.
2) Many private servers are almost bug-free and have thousands of players online.
3) Mob grinding - I agree with this point.
4) Brand - not quite right, WoW has a rather complex PvP system (complex, of course, for those who are trying to learn), perhaps it would be appropriate to compare it to a car - anyone can drive it, but only after a long learning process can you drive it properly, and only after a long study of the basics with various guides + your own experiments can you drive it well.
5) Tomorrow, a Russian version of WoW will be released, which will be generally cheaper.
6) And yes, Lock, just because WoW is widely recognized and Warhammer is not, doesn't mean you should bash it.

Heh))) I haven't played it and won't, because I'm very particular. Back in the day, I didn't get into the Warcraft universe, so now I don't want to get acquainted with it at all. But my friends are having a blast: because they don't have internet, they're playing together (!) on a local network in WoW. That's just crazy, playing such a game with only two people. That's how things are in our village.

My friend and I used to play like that too! Only, we had one more experienced and, importantly, patient player who taught us the basics of the game.

actually, Warhammer hasn't been released yet, Sivvi:)
and the leading position, as I said, is thanks to the brand.
...Russian WoW? well, yeah, not bad, after so many years:D

and besides, I didn't express my personal opinion, but the opinion of many people who play it. I gathered it from a couple of forums) my opinion about it... is so-so.

actually, Warhammer hasn't been released yet, Sivvi

Actually, considering the popularity of Warhammer games, it's not difficult to predict the popularity of an online game.

And in general, these people haven't played it, believe me, or they haven't even tried to fight in PvP above the level of "fireball, shield, heal, fireball, shield, heal".
And by the way, why does the news about a Russian WoW bother you so much?
But anyway, it's obvious that most of the arguments are made up.

and if the popularity is high, then the game will, therefore, be generally recognized, right?;)

what made you think about how they played?) I didn't even tell you who these people are, from which forum, etc.:) - you're making baseless assumptions.
the news about the Russian version doesn't bother me, it amuses me. remember the release year) although he managed to do it faster than Lineage :O
but the fact is that WoW is no longer a beautiful fairy tale about Warcraft, as it was in the beginning after the release, but just farming/instances/auction. of course, this fate befalls all MMORPGs, some even from birth, and there's nothing you can do about it. unless you play through the prism of RP servers.

P.S. anyway, many people who are already tired of WoW will leave it and go to Warhammer... and if they don't like it, they'll have to wait for Aion.

Lock, people will spend roughly the same amount of time on Warhamer as they spend on any new MMO. Think about it – there have been tons of them released, even with popular settings and "new, revolutionary ideas," but WoW and Lineage are still at the top.
And yes, none of the other MMOs were ever fully translated into Russian. :)
My statement about the game and the people who made it is based on their own words. They either lied or didn't play the game seriously, one of the two. Because objectively, you can't say that. Although everything written in your last post (except for what I've already addressed) is pure truth. But it's silly to argue that Warhammer will suffer the same fate, right? ;)

I can't name any popular universe besides Warcraft or Warhammer.

Many MMOs have been translated into Russian and have Russian official versions, so you're wrong.

Many MMOs have been translated into Russian and have Russian official versions, so you are wrong.

For example?

I can't name any popular universes besides Warcraft or Warhammer.

MMOs based on The Lord of the Rings, Conan, and even pirate themes have already been released.