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DS · 10-19-2007, 05:18 PM

If you're alright with wasting hours of time as well as the £9 then go with WoW. It's going to be the same thing over and over with no real change at all but that's why it's so easy for non-gamers and casual gamers to yack it up like it's the greatest game out there.

However, since you only have one friend in each game...you're probably better staying away from both and trying something else. You'll make friends in game as you play and chances are your friends are at a high level which means they won't want to tag along all the time and you'll be on your own anyways.

I would normally suggest anyone stay away from WoW but since you've never played an MMO and are only going to play for 2 hours a night (still too much WoW) then you might as well.

10-19-2007, 05:18 PM	#19
DS look at that hat Posts: 4,520	If you're alright with wasting hours of time as well as the £9 then go with WoW. It's going to be the same thing over and over with no real change at all but that's why it's so easy for non-gamers and casual gamers to yack it up like it's the greatest game out there. However, since you only have one friend in each game...you're probably better staying away from both and trying something else. You'll make friends in game as you play and chances are your friends are at a high level which means they won't want to tag along all the time and you'll be on your own anyways. I would normally suggest anyone stay away from WoW but since you've never played an MMO and are only going to play for 2 hours a night (still too much WoW) then you might as well.