It wasn't just about a few buttons that had long GCDs. Also, FF14 had WOW Classic TBC Gold to evolve its base gameplay, just like WoW. There's always something to do at each level. My white mage has like 5-6 bars I have fully outfitted with to play 90% of the game on. They haven't done levels squashes the way WoW has performed multiple times in the past, so there's a chance that you'll be stuck with the same skill for a time while you're leveling and it's somewhat inconvenient. The only genuine and significant negative aspect of the game to me is PVP. The mess I'm in is beyond my comprehension.

It is important to realize that they're two separate games that accomplish different things well. I'd rather play FF14 over it in the long run due to the larger community, the story, and its ability to be enjoyable once you begin exploring the expansions. I've always had a sweet fan of JRPGs, and this is so intense, I'm so disappointed I didn't try it earlier. From its beginning to the most recent times, WoW has grown slowly. It's easy to play and enjoy, and it will always appeal to my nostalgic buttons. The story is sometimes funny and I'd love to see more than 10+ years old graphics.

Teleporting has become a possibility rather than the lengthy flight routes. :P I will say that "Pray come to the Waking Sands," can give me slight gaming anxiety from a while ago, I'm not sure why, but.

I'll always play wow but when it comes time to quit I'm not sure it will be to another mmorpg. I've played other mmos through the years , but none of them kept my interest. While there are numerous factors including visuals and gameplay however, the soundtrack is the essential.

SWTOR is the sole MMORPG I have found to make me feel anything else than WoW's tune. It's Star Wars music, so I'm pretty sure it's going to be a fantastic game.

I am convinced that Wrath will be the end of my WoW story. I first started my toon in TBC and didn't get to the max level until about a week before Wrath launched. Wrath is the one where I found my feet I learned to master raiding and my character. I had a blast with that expansion, and can't wait to see it revisit the game.

The quality of story writing has hit a new low. The primary adversary is boring. There are about 20 currencies in play. Content is mostly made of bones. PVP is all that buy WOW TBC Gold is available now. The highest-end achievements are also possible to buy with WoW token. It's a bit disconnected and empty.