Question of the Day, July 19, 2010

[Emilox The Great]

i played that game for years, i stopped not to long ago, and yes i plan on starting once cata comes out. i think it looks cool

 

[rekabdarb]

there should be yes, but nothing extravagant

 

[cainx10a]

Undecided. + I'm receiving random mails from Blizzard (or maybe scammers ... can't tell the difference anymore) who keeps informing me that my A/C was banned for I have no idea what reason.

Then, there's SWTOR.

 

[Ekonk]

New option: I have never played WoW.

Agreed.

EDIT:

Would rather be slapped by this guy [http://blogs.seattleweekly.com/dailyweekly/the-science-of-sleep-had-some-big-hands-30726-1237324696-15.jpg] a million times then return to WoW.

WHAT THE - slap.

 

[erto101]

surprisingly few wow players here
I will not, simple because it is not worth the monthly fee. sure it's a cool game but it doesn't even compare to, say, Mass Effect 2. Also, i like it when there's some kind of plot in my games just a little one

 

[soapyshooter]

Never gonna touch MMORPGs. Don't wanna get sucked in, can't afford it either. In college preparing for med school

 

[drdamo]

Tempted, but like every other drug, the call to use is greater then the reward it has to offer.
I'm gonna start a new study in 2 months and my first study already had a kick in the nuts thanks to DAoC, so for my own sake i probably won't, gheh.

 

[Tom Phoenix]

Unlike some people, I do not regret the time I spent playing WoW. I had a lot of fun and I met a great deal of interesting individuals that I otherwise never would have met. Overall, it was an experience that I wouldn't have wanted to pass on.

Having said that, while Cataclysm seems to be brining much needed changes to WoW and overall looks like an interesting expansion, I will still not reactivate my account and buy the expansion. One thing that I have learned since I have stopped playing WoW is how many games I have been missing out on. While there is nothing wrong with paying for an MMO, it does tend to force you to commit yourself financially to it. As a result, if you tend to be low on cash, you end up not having the money to play anything else.

Overall, as I said, I do not regret the time I spent playing WoW and I will be observing how these changes unfold. But mere observation is where it ends for me, beacuse I want to spend my money on new games and new experiences.

 

[jeejvebe]

No, I've realized how many awesome games I've missed by trying to stick to one, which is what I end up doing while playing WoW.

 

[Nurb]

Real ID = no damn way

 

[Kwaren]

I never deactivated my account so why would I have to re-activate it?

 

[Crystalite]

There is no option for: "Yes, I will, but that doesn´t mean I´m preordering"
That would be my one.

I will get back, at least for the next five levels ;-)
It is unlikely however that I will remain stuck again.
Well, maybe a bit.

 

[Random Argument Man]

I miss WoW, but I really need to focus on my life right now.

 

[Nautical Honors Society]

I wish there was a "Maybe, it depends what it is like" option.

If it makes the game less repetitive and grindy at end game then yea I will probably come back.

 

[Escapefromwhatever]

This is like asking a coke fiend if he or she will start doing drugs again for crack. Don't tempt me!

 

[Arduras]

I'm tempted, sooo soooo tempted, but if I ever did, it would just be to level / quest in the new zones, I have no desire to get back into the daily grind that WoW has ended up being.

But no, I don't want the temptation to be there to interfere with work

 

[USSR]

Hah!
Like I ever deactivated it ;D

 

[Obrien Xp]

Not unless my friend re-activates his 2 year of un-activation account. Then possibly for about half an hour or wait for my other friend who only stopped wow for mw2 to consider it.

Other than that I couldn't care less, I'm waiting for the gw2 beta. I played through wow at 2.4.3 on a private and just didn't like it.