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Should i make another account on this bnet? see pic

WoW is not dying today or tomorrow - new expac = new life.

- It?s has nothing to do with how old a game is, look at CS there are still 40K player every day and it?s from 1999.

- Only mmorpg I can see that have a change to get close to wow, is wildstar.
Counter-Strike: $50 once? (probably $5 today), World of Warcraft: $15 every month. Yeah, that will not last.
 
WoW is not dying today or tomorrow - new expac = new life.

- It?s has nothing to do with how old a game is, look at CS there are still 40K player every day and it?s from 1999.

- Only mmorpg I can see that have a change to get close to wow, is wildstar.

Played wildstar beta... honestly I feel GW2 did a better job on initial impression. Ultimately I still play wildstar for my streams, but I go back to WoW for raids and all other activities....

So WoW becomes something like a daily task, while wildstar is the recreation. But I wouldn't give up WoW for wildstar.

So many MMOs have come and some have gone, while others are struggling to continue or make any lasting impact compared to each expac and content that WoW pushes out.

If WoW is considered a dying game, it will be gone one day, but WoW definitely does not decay as quickly as other MMOs.

I was in hardcore guilds on RIFT, SWTOR, LOTRO, GW/GW2, Lineage 2, but none really has the last effect. Most of the MMOs just became bloated or starved of content. Making leveling or even catching up impossible against veterans.
 
WoW is not dying today or tomorrow - new expac = new life.

- It?s has nothing to do with how old a game is, look at CS there are still 40K player every day and it?s from 1999.

- Only mmorpg I can see that have a change to get close to wow, is wildstar.

Subscriptions don't lie. The only reason Wow is still alive is that they are trying to push the game into fresh foreign markets like China, Taiwan etc. The game has become childish and too easy to play, monotonous and boring. Children don't have jobs to pay $15 a month subscriptions. That leaves you the adults that still play and botters. Which is pretty much where the game is today.


All the "noobs" that have come along in the last few years have no clue how the game used to be, back when it was more difficult and you didn't have top tier gear handed to you, back when you had to raid for weeks to get a single piece of gear, or when you actually had to know how to play your character and not break CC's. Today's players don't even know what CC means. All they know is AOE.
 
Auto bans, they usually don't care and each account is considered a fresh one as they don't judge you on a new account until server side scripts pick you up or player report.
 
Subscriptions don't lie. The only reason Wow is still alive is that they are trying to push the game into fresh foreign markets like China, Taiwan etc. The game has become childish and too easy to play, monotonous and boring. Children don't have jobs to pay $15 a month subscriptions. That leaves you the adults that still play and botters. Which is pretty much where the game is today.


All the "noobs" that have come along in the last few years have no clue how the game used to be, back when it was more difficult and you didn't have top tier gear handed to you, back when you had to raid for weeks to get a single piece of gear, or when you actually had to know how to play your character and not break CC's. Today's players don't even know what CC means. All they know is AOE.

This. This is the reason why I started to bot on my main account. Because I'm sick of this game. I'm going to bot till I get banned and then just be done with this and move on.
 
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