Comments on: WoW Super Guild Beats Wrath of the Lich King… in 4 Days

By: timm

timm — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 23:36:58 +0000

you realise you’re all critisising wow players for sitting at the computer and having no friends or being out in the world, while you are sitting at your computer rather than hanging out with friends or being out in the world?

lol

By: Khold

Khold — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:11:45 +0000

to the writers of the article: do you guys even know what you’re talking about?

why can’t there be both?

pre BC, there were both hard dungeons, and easy dungeons. there were dungeons like ST and BRD for the casual gamers, and then there were those like MC and Nax for the hardcore gamers. now that wotlk came out, all there is is, what, Naxx again? Ulduar? Ulduar is supposed to be one of the hardest, but it can be friggin PuGged. what is that? here’s to hoping that the new XP/patch will hold a true raiders dungeon, like those of old.

By: ....o dear

....o dear — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 11:02:29 +0000

ITS A GAME!!!……get over it >.>

By: MaTt

MaTt — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 18:42:05 +0000

WoW is for n00bs. People who spend all day gaining experience in an online world just like to QQ.

By: Yarko

Yarko — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 18:04:01 +0000

>>Did Blizzard miscalculate in the tuning of these encounters?

No, you brought complete Sunwell gear and unlimited free time into the first release of an expansion pack. Enough said. Ridiculous.

By: meta

meta — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:00:04 +0000

I dunno, those guilds are pretty ridiculous. The reason they are complaining, though, is because it used to take at least a few weeks of gearing up before your overall raid damage/healing and the gear of the main tank was good enough to do some bosses.
I’ve cleared all the content so far as well, and although I’m quite content with the level of play, I can see where the high-end guilds must have stampeded through it and at the end wondered what game they were actually playing. Wow has never been this easy. It’s different from the single-player halo 3 or gears 2 stories that people rush through because the competitive aspect of those games come in the multiplayer portion. The competitive aspect of wow, however, comes into play only in racing other guilds to down content. When the race goes from those who can gear their guild up fast enough, and who’s raiders are more skilled winning, to whoever can raid for 72 hours straight and tough out all the content winning, the whole competitive edge diminishes. Imagine if everyone in halo 3 was given guns that auto-kill and aim for you. That’s a good analogy of what the wow community is experiencing right now.

Again, it’s not like I’m going to stop playing. In fact, I think this level of play is more fun, because there aren’t as many tough spots that aren’t fun to play though.
Just my two cents

By: Techbot

Techbot — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 21:35:17 +0000

WOW i already made lvl 80…awwwwuuuuu

By: .

Mon, 08 Dec 2008 19:45:33 +0000

“You guys also did everything in your power to beat the game as fast as possible and are now surprised that you beat the game in 4 fucking days?”

That is the point. People like this enjoy competition and being number one. In the past new content was near impossible even with endless preparation and “doing everything in your power.”

Now people can almost pug all of the content which means the current state of competition is really lack-luster.

No new content means no reason to play.

By: peter frampton

peter frampton — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 08:46:27 +0000

LOL…blizzard is getting rich as fuck off of this shit. I think I will make a MMORPG and charge $15 per month per person.

By: Lawded

Lawded — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 12:19:23 +0000

I’m not going to judge casuals for being casual, or the hardcore guilds for binge-gaming, but, all things aside, I’m pretty sure stuff like this is what led to the death of EverQuest.