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The expansion raises the level cap from to , introduces the Kul Tiras and Zandalar continents, add dungeons and raids, add warfronts player PvE mode against opposite faction NPCs , adds uncharted islands, and introduce four allied races for both the Alliance and the Horde.
The expansion allows players to level up to level , an increase from the level cap of in the previous expansion Legion. Initially, there will be ten dungeons included with 8. Following the beginning of preorders and the release of four allied races in January , the number of character slots per server was raised from 12 to 16; with the launch of the expansion in August, it was raised to 18, to make room for the two additional races unlocked with initial content.
I have been playing the 3. I had two separate sets of gear one for PvP and dps, and one for end game raid healing. After the change I found an optimum combination of both. Overall, the mechanics where adjusted so I didn't notice much of a change in healing, but a significant boost in dps.
It is now easier to advance from 60 to 70, in prep for the Lvl 80 expansion. Changes were made in the interface to help reduce items in bags, so more room. The new profession Inscription, makes things more interesting gearing out, and at least the ones for Priests I like.
Blizzard made these changes to make it easier for friends and guildies to play together with fewer class specific requirement. One thing they added that I really liked was Achievements, for example for being exhalted with all the Alliance factions I got the title "Ambassador". In regards to the previous comment, you can level up, and end game gear up, playing unguilded, I have had generally good experiences with pickup groups in instances and in battlegrounds, and have made alot of good friends spanning many guilds.
As for guilds I am in a good one- Irontree on Lightinghoof, that is well established and run by real adults. It is not easy to get into it, but that seems to help alot in quality of game experience.
I suggest if any player is unhappy in their guild, ask around, and play with other guilds in instances, because it really makes a big difference. One note of caution I must make: One day, I opened my Characture window and noticed that six of my epic purple gear was gone. I got an ingame note and an eMail saying that I had done business with a gold dealer that hacked other players accounts. Since I buy and sell hundreds of items a day on the AH how I make good ingame currency stream , it could have been any one.
But since I buy and sell mainly cloth and leathers, and all of the items taken were instanced bind on pickup items, I figured out that none of the confiscated items were in fact hot and challenged Blizzard to show otherwise. I did get a note back restoring the epic gear, but all of the epic gems, enchants, enhancements were gone.
Also in the note was a whisper I had responded back in sarcasm to a gold seller that said he had gold for me. It turns out that Blizzard had gone back and looked at every tell I had gotten since I started playing the game, years worth. Blizzard said I was a gold buyer and justified the confiscation of the epic enhancements worth four figures of in game gold on that alone, even though I am certain none of them were hot either or any of it was purchased with hot or "gold dealer" gold.
I have no problem making gold in Wow, I am not a gold buyer-even though I get no shortage of offers in game and eMail. It took weeks of grinding to restore these items, and during this time I was unusable for the Guild's raid schedule. So my word of caution is this: Anything you buy and sell on the AH is not necessary a done deal, no matter how secure your own account is, because hacking is basically out of control in WoW, and Blizzard's appearent strange attempts of vendetta by a faceless employee to fix things afterwards can make things worse.
If an account is hacked Blizzard does not create new virtual items to replace the stolen ones, it takes existing items from other player's accounts, basically to avoid item inflation on the Wow economy.
I have made my review based on a charitable assumption, that the job of being a Blizzard hacked accounts restorer is a difficult and thankless one at best, and even doing what they feel is their best, there is alot of mistakes and collateral damage, with some of it I will have grace to say unintended.
And that my case was the exception rather than the rule. Cerniuk Aug 30 Downloaded the trial version. Run it and it wants to test internet connection speed. It asks where it can make a folder and then falls flat with a failure: "Failed to download World of Warcraft Trial.
Please close all applications and try again. Like taking a new car from the dealership for a test drive and having the engine explode and catch fire right as you start it.
Not impressed. Before you play this you should consider that customer service is practically nonexistant. If you attempt to report a problem, or complain about an ongoing server issue that everyone complains about, such as constant lockups at a certain time of day, and you ask for a specific response and explanation, you will get a canned email from them and they do not consider individual users at all.
Also, if you're expecting a game that you can casually play as a solo gamer, forget this and find something else. The entire business plan of Blizzard with WoW is to promote group play, so you can only get to a certain level unless you like bowing to join some guild or join random groups with cheaters or people who have no clue how to play In other words, you will not get the really good items in the game without being a group player Veggiedude May 17 This is the first time I've had serious problems with a game patch.
It doesn't seem to be compatible with my year old iMac. Now and then weird artifacts will be flashing on the screen, and at least two times the machine froze up and I had to do a force restart. Force quit the app was not possible, so until there is a fix, I am playing it in window mode not full screen so the next time the game freezes up, hopefully I can escape better.
Dremwkr Mar 28 Version 2. Since I make most of my gold buying and selling on the AH, this is wonderful. I have 33 or so add ons and modules so this is a real timesaver. Overall, this is an minor expansion combined with game enhancements that make Wow the most brightest and most polished MOG.
This is truely a world class game made for the Mac. All Mac users, gamers or not should at least think about trying it, just to see what all the buzz is about. Remember, Blizzard supports Mac games better than anyone and has since System 7 and for that alone they deserve a second or first look at their products.
Dremwkr Jan 26 Also since v2. In game voice chat has improved, but Vent still has it beat hands down. The in-game voice chat is still not good enough to replace in-game team texting, at least for me anyway.
In the Battlegrounds, many teams are Vent only, I have not noticed any in-game voice teams only. My suggestion to Blizzard is to have an external app to do voice-chat, with links to the game like Vent. Playing with maxed out sound and video, I found was almost like playing the game again for the first time, I found myself amazed again at what wonderful and well done art and sound Blizzard has done in the game.
Dualist Nov 17 This is the AOL of online games. Dremwkr Nov 15 Update 2. This is a significant overhaul of the game. It was redesigned to reduce tiresome grinding and now quests are much more important. And it is easier to level. It seems that Blizzard actually reads its mail at least eMail and responded to users. I have had no stability issues at all MacOSX The Mac is not a second class citizen when it comes to the World of Warcraft.
Just for that alone it should get 5 stars. If you can hold off on this update, do so. It deleted over gold worth of items in my inventory, and they've had to do two lenthy restarts of the servers so far because of this and other problems. The spam filters they incorporated may help some but they didn't stop the losers from sending private message with "gold-selling for real cash" content 3 or 4 times. Why, I have no clue. Sxtynnmach1 Sep 29 In it's beginnings, this game had the charm to convert me from FFXI in mere minutes of playtime.
It also had a well desined economy and community. However, with its 2-year mark approaching, I have become rather disgusted with the turns that Blizzard has taken with its latest franchise. Little to no developement has been taken since Beta to improve the game for the casual gamer or the silent adventurer.
All thought seems to be placed in improving the top-level items, skills, and rewards. This would not be so bad if it did not make the trip to get to these top levels so bitterly boring and aggrivating. With the new level cap set to 70, even all those gamers who were content to reach the top level and start a new class now feel as if their journey to the top has now been taken away.
The game has turned into a constant struggle to sell one's soul to a pvp or pve guild's time to gain the top-tier items. Gamers you meet on the way to the top in the world are less eager to help for free, consider new gamers hopelessly underinformed, and are less willing to party for quests that do not involve a key reward for that level.
This game was well designed to captivate your time to the world, and is now being improved only to force gamers to give up innappropriate amounts of time to the game to feel any sense of accomplishment. Its developers are very willing to correct mistakes and bugs, but their direction in improving the game leaves gamers like me dissapointed. This game rewards players with the time they give much more than gamer's skill.
Dremwkr May 3 I find WoW to be engrossing. Its interface works well. The story lines are interesting. I like the Guild feature, it allows me to play the game with my sons, regardless of where in the world my children my be, and gives it a social aspect of a team.
As I go through my game adventures I am constantly amazed at the amazing graphics and creativity I get to experience. This is a RP game without equal, it must be experienced to be believed. Its stablity is not perfect and could be improved, for example after getting rezed the game has sometimes "lost" my body, requiring me to log out and then back in.
Another example, the server has sometimes kicked me out of the Battlefield during a game and then labled my a "deserter". But these are relatively minor and infrequent issues. Crusty Feb 8 This is the only game I've ever played that still keeps me entertained more than a year after I first started. That alone makes it well worth the investment. It plays very well too.
All settings are bumped and I rarely drop below 30 fps. It blows my PC out of the water. The only gripe I have against it is there's a slight humming sound in my headphones while playing.
I'm not sure if that's just WoW or the iMac itself. Other than that, this game has been, and will continue to be, one of my favorite games of all time.
Derekcline Feb 8 World of Warcraft is one of the best games I have ever played. I have been a fan of Blizzard since playing the original Warcraft and Starcraft back in 99 on my Mac. Of the few insanely great game developers including Activision, back in the day at least Blizzard has been one of the few that has always spent time to develop their games for Macs and I respect that.
I started playing the game in early 05 and I still find that a year later I like to play often.
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