World of Warcraft. One of the major episodes of gaming in my life.
I started playing WoW about a month or two before it’s first expansion was released. I still have a subscription running, but find myself always playing less and less by the end of each expansion.
The current expansion, World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, has left me with a higher amount of disappointment than the previous expansions. No new class was released, the last tier of raiding content was a cakewalk.. generally, it felt like a letdown to me. Yet, I keep going back to it. Does the gaming world lack something better to take it’s place? Or is it the strong bonds of friendship that makes people, myself included, keep coming back? It’s a difficult question to answer; and a question that has already been asked multiple times before.
So why do I write about it now, when the days of the Cataclysm is ending? Well for one, the blog has to get some kind of attention, right?
However, while the Cataclysm is indeed ending, new adventures lie ahead. World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria was announced a while back now. With the beta well underway, I look more and more forward to it’s release with every passing day, even though I only log onto the actual live servers once in a blue moon.
For once, I hope I can stick with one character and experience all the raiding content while it is actual and haven’t been made easier for the more “casual” audience. Anticipating the previous expansions, I have always wanted to experience it all and really get into it. I just never really have before.
Here’s to the next era of World of Warcraft. May it come soon and bring us lots of joy and entertainment.
Signed,
Vorinthariel