Review
This review applies to version 2.4
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World of Warcraft presents six totally different starting points. The game takes place at the beginning of Warcraft III and its expansion pack, and it tells the player that the conflict between the factions is ideological, and not a merely good-versus-evil thing. Depending on your starting point, players will have to undertake different quests, face different monsters, explore different territories, and so on. Another innovation in this release is that you are allowed to create multiple characters. Most of the structure of World of Warcraft is organized around questing, so players always have something to do or somewhere to go. When you die, your items' durability will also decrease, though this isn't permanent and just by paying you can get them repaired by certain types of non-player characters. Each of the character classes is really complex in their definition. The classes feel pretty distinct right from the start, though they become really interesting at the 10th level when each one gets a signature ability of some sort. Your choice of character race have a noticeable impact on the gameplay, thus making the game really attractive. World of Warcraft patch 2.4 brings many enhancements and bug fixes to the game. |
