My meal would consist of Italian bread with Olive Oil, KFC Chicken, Homemade Mashed Potato's w/ Gravy, Screw Driver's to drink, and some pasta w/ vodka sauce.
ive been hearin so much around where i live tht xbox live iis gonna be free after december. is this actully true caue ill be mega pissed if i get a year and thn i just wasted my money.
Rage4123
they ought to to repay me for my broken xbox a while back :D
ole miss blocked a extra point with 3:40 left and tebow overthrew two wide open recievers then was stopped on 4 and 1 with 41 seconds left... did anyone watch the game???? :lol:
squitsquat
I've been a long time gator fan and i nearly went insane.
To players, one of the most appealing features of MMORPGs is the massive community in the game world. In this virtual atmosphere, you can meet people from every corner of the earth and grind out levels for hours... but eventually we will tire. And that brings us to today's topic - is the most successful massive multiplayer role-playing game, Blizzard's epic World of Warcraft becoming less massive?
WOW has more than 10 million subscribers round the world. But this huge population is divided into countless servers, which "effectively" reduces the game community **** Moreover, WOW's enormous landmass, which was highly appreciated by the players, now has begun to show its flaw. The players are scattered in the huge maps, reducing population density. The new influx of new players is starting to decline and the veterans are all stick to high-level regions.
When I started my WOW journey recently, omg... it felt like wandering round a ghost town. As most of players are either grinding in the dungeons or on the way to the dungeons, my newborn Belf paladin can hardly meet someone for help. It was more or less the same as playing a single player RPG to me.
Now people all talk about WOW killers. Players are all looking forward to a MMO with revolutionary graphics and gameplay which can liberate them from their burnout of WOW. However, I consider that to a MMO, the massive community is more critical than the graphics and gameplay. If you're being critical of graphics and gameplay in MMOs, it may indicate that you're tiring of this genre. I mean let's face it, if you take the MMO out of MMORPG, that's 50% of your processing power saved, and with single player RPGs can always outperform MMOs when it comes to complex storyline quests, submersive roleplaying and gameplay speed (no connection to wait for, right?). Maybe we should try out other games instead.
At their core, MMOs are about sociality and communication. For those F2P MMOs, though their graphics and gameplay can't compare to WOW, the ****of their community, high population density, ability to customize yourself are pretty good. Players can also enjoy the engaging MMO atmosphere elsewhere. Just look at Conquer Online, the Chinese ****F2P MMO. As published 5 years ago, its 2.5D graphics are outdated. But when you enter in the main towns of the game, you can immediately see players all chatting, trading and dancing. Players can meet people from different parts of the world, quest together, go PK noobs or join in guild wars. This is a real MMORPG.
sounds like ur server is low population or something, mines swarmed in every zone with at least 20+ people It is my first post here. Hopefully you like it and please share your opinions andylee0925
ARE YOU SERIOUS BLIZZARD? 39.99? First off, I can easily afford this, but 39.99 for an expansion even after Burning Crusade?! You'd think they give it to us for cheaper at this point.
Anyway, thats my rant.. thank god darkfalls coming out :D wootwoot
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