It makes me real nervous paying for downloads. I got screwed with Microsoft Office 2007. Also, I don't have the fastest broadband connection speed. It takes about 2 hours to download a gig.
My hint is to stick with Warcraft III, if you like the Warcraft series, at least, for now. There are a plenty of custom - battle.net - maps available, and heck, some are even incredibly fun (and no, it's not just about DOTA). A future Warcraft game should come, and I hope that Blizzard will make the blast with that. I also hope that Blizzard will care more for the gameplay rather than for the money. If I could be a game developer, then my primary job would be to make good games, not because of the money, but because it's fun - the process - to make it. It's a kind of a hobby if you think of it.
Just my two cents anyway.
Dal-Force
LOL yeah that was the only way I was able to wean myself from WoW. I still play Warcraft III, Diablo, and Starcraft often. I pretty much celebrate Blizzard's entire lineup. I think they do get greedy, though, about how you can't sell your accounts on WoW. I just can't figure they frown on that.
Oh man yeah it's addicting. After several years of playing it pretty much exclusivly, I finally pulled the plug just before the Uldar patch dropped. The first three months were miserable. I was SOOOOO bored it was painful. I honestly had no idea what to do with my life. I had all the symptoms of a hardcore addiction. I used to often just play til I passed out, so I couldn't even sleep. P.S. does anyone know a safe way to sell your charecters? I know it's against the games EULA but people do it all the time. I've got a bunch of epic'd 80s including a pally, warlock, and priest just sitting collecting dust.
A video gamesare becoming less ofa productand more ofa service. Steam is a service. Just like in MMORPGs it's almost always against the EULA to sell your account because the developer has provided an ongoing service. It's bull that systems like Steamare taking over but the convienience of their service makes it so easy!
I'm sure this has been discussed many times in system wars but I can't find anything concrete using the search tool. I just want to know what people think the best portable system is right now. Taking into account things in the works, system features and game library/quality what is the better investment, PSP or DS?
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