Wed 30th May 2007
No MMORPG at the present
Posted early evening, filed under Culture , World of Warcraft.Well, after (carelessly) letting my Eve-Online subscription lapse, by not putting enough cash into my VISA account, I’m without a MMORPG. I loved playing WoW when I did, although I miss it a little, I’m not really about to get back into it. I really don’t know if I’ll renew/reactivate Eve, since I only ever really played it a little bit. Probably wasn’t getting my money’s worth out of it.
I may download the WoW expansion, but it’s a fairly hefty 3.5GB, and then I only get a 10 day trial, with characters limited to 1XP below Level 61. If I had a really speedy connection, and limitless data transfer, then I would do it. I might see if any kids from school have downloaded it. Although, realistically, that would be the PC version, and I’m really loving OS X at the moment.
Perhaps that’s one reason I haven’t been playing Eve much lately. No Mac version, although it does work with Cross Over Office, although not on my Dell for some reason. As soon as I get my MBP, I might give it another go.
nice, and then you just judged a game that is played for YEARS after the boring stuff everyone is doing at leveling
TURN THE POWER ON M8
2 years, 5 months after the fact.
I am not quite sure what the point of your comment is. For starters, it is on a very old post.
Add to this that your comment just doesn’t make that much sense. I think you mean that I am criticizing WoW, but that is not clear from your sentence fragment.
I didn’t actually make any disparaging claims against either game: I really enjoyed WoW (and indeed Eve Online) when I did play them, but more because of the social aspect of playing online with the same group of friends. When real life took over, and the critical mass of about 6 players on any given night being online, there really wasn’t that much appeal.
2 years, 5 months after the fact.