I played a ton of WoW back in the day. As much or more than anyone... And I never went on a single guild raid. Not one, in all my years playing it. I just did 5-man pickup groups all the time and...
I played a ton of WoW back in the day. As much or more than anyone... And I never went on a single guild raid. Not one, in all my years playing it. I just did 5-man pickup groups all the time and it was so much fun. I loved to just solo out in Hinterlands and get lost in the grind. The other stuff just didn't seem as fun.
Absolutely. That is the case for many of the players, and even raiders will spend a lot of time by themselves. The ability to play larges portions of the game solo was one of the reasons WoW...
Absolutely. That is the case for many of the players, and even raiders will spend a lot of time by themselves. The ability to play larges portions of the game solo was one of the reasons WoW became popular in the first place.
Back in the day I got the .5 tier gear or whatever it was that they put out for people who couldn't spend 8 hours on a raid. Raids just didn't seem fun at all; spent X hours on a run that felt...
Back in the day I got the .5 tier gear or whatever it was that they put out for people who couldn't spend 8 hours on a raid.
Raids just didn't seem fun at all; spent X hours on a run that felt like a job for the possibility you might get something good. No thanks.
For me, it's that MMOs offer a game that gets updated frequently, often with crafting and other side hobbies, and to do so with one or two people I know and trust. The ability to get into groups...
For me, it's that MMOs offer a game that gets updated frequently, often with crafting and other side hobbies, and to do so with one or two people I know and trust. The ability to get into groups with random people is, frankly, so low on the list of features as to not be worth mentioning.
I played a ton of WoW back in the day. As much or more than anyone... And I never went on a single guild raid. Not one, in all my years playing it. I just did 5-man pickup groups all the time and it was so much fun. I loved to just solo out in Hinterlands and get lost in the grind. The other stuff just didn't seem as fun.
Absolutely. That is the case for many of the players, and even raiders will spend a lot of time by themselves. The ability to play larges portions of the game solo was one of the reasons WoW became popular in the first place.
Back in the day I got the .5 tier gear or whatever it was that they put out for people who couldn't spend 8 hours on a raid.
Raids just didn't seem fun at all; spent X hours on a run that felt like a job for the possibility you might get something good. No thanks.
For me, it's that MMOs offer a game that gets updated frequently, often with crafting and other side hobbies, and to do so with one or two people I know and trust. The ability to get into groups with random people is, frankly, so low on the list of features as to not be worth mentioning.