WoW Player/Server List

I've just purchased a guild charter at the Malganis realm for "OTS Bomb Squad" ... it needs 10 signatures to register the guild, so anyone who wants in can just add me to your friends list -"Tauruslupus" - so we can get this rolling...

Please note that this "guild" is nothing more than a way for OTS members to meet up and help each other, as well as get guild tabards... this isn't like other guilds where there are "rules and regulations" or any of that shit...

Honestly, with all of us apparently in different servers, I don't expect this guild to get going for some time... maybe it should be in another server, but there's really no common server right now where we can all meet up...

Regardless, it wasn't a bad way to spend 10 silver either... as for me, I just want my green guild tabard

If you guys start playing together a lot more, I will get this game. I want to play my first MMO with people I am know to help me along because I will have no idea what to do

same. ive never played a MMO..

Omg not Mal'Ganis! I got 220ms on that server and I got kicked 'cause it was so laggy!

Laggy, my Critias has just reached level 8, man those flying thingys outside Bloodhoof Village is freaking hard to fight. It's ok if I take them on one on one, but as soon as those dogs see me they just charging me.

hmm do i need to get this game?

i dont like games where i spend most of my time killing enemies over and over. i want stuff to do. will i like this game?

Hey there INH ... I just logged on and travelled to Bloodhoof Village ... if you're still up for gaming for an hour or so, meet me there...

Ocean, so far I like this one over other MMORPGs (I've played Asheron's Call and Anarchy Online). The focus on quests as opposed to just levelling was very good. You'll spend most of your time fulfilling quests if you want, or powerlevelling if that's your pleasure... the great thing about this is there is no immediate need to group together during the early levels, coz most of the early quests are best done by yourself... ellite quests are the ones that require grouping, and that's only if you're high enough level

Anyway, so far it's great ... I'm still too early into the game though, so we'll see...

Canis I'm logged on but I don't see you. I'll leave my char signed on, PM me when you are in.

sorry about that ... crashed again ... made myself a sandwich and ate a late dinner ... will log on now...

OMG Everybody get this game! Ocean, Kevin, and Bob! Get this freaking game! Laggy and I played till 2:40AM, time to start my math homework now!

I want it...but I have never played a MMO, I don't really know what they are like, what you do etc. I wish I played the beta, because I don't want to buy the game and realize that its not for me.

well ... if you're used to walking/running long distances in a game, and not raring for combat/action every minute, and maybe play alone for long periods of time, you should like this... frankly, the thing that kept me away from MMORPGs was all the needed power-levelling and the monotony of it, just so you'll be able to group with other people who got the game before you did...

In Asheron's Call, I liked playing it the first couple of days, until the time came when I needed a specific level or skill to do something, and I had to camp a particular area to gain the needed experience points to accomplish it... I got bored when I had to camp an area with 7-10 other people, and gaining a level took hours...

In Anarchy Online, your character's purpose was too broad... only an NPC or two there to tell you where you are and what you're supposed to do, and after that it's the same levelling crap.

In WoW, you get 3-5 quests in the newbie area almost immediately, and you can get to level 10 in less than half a day of continuous play, and that is just by completing quests. I like the quest mechanic better than "you are here in a huge world and you do what you want to do we won't tell you what" ... granted the other MMORPGs had quests, but they were few and far in between...

so I guess the bottomline is, if you have time to waste exploring rather than kill monsters every few seconds, WoW will do just fine...

What I want to know is if WoW is immersive enough to enjoy exploration, NWN hasn't really captivated me in that sense yet.

eh wtf, why not. ill pick it up when i have the time.