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Yup, I know a few people who started playing and simply cannot stop. Even if they quit for a couple months, they still go back to it. In the grand scheme of things, its a pointless game. You spend money to level up to make more money to level up faster to make more money. But none of it is real, and way too many people think it is...
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And I have played WoW for about 2-3 years ago and I do not play it anymore, when you start to play, you just can't stop, and your only "goal" is to level up "full", so you're the first one at the highest level. The game was funny, when it came out, because the highest level was 60 and it was the "end", and now Blizzard are upgrading the game all the time, so you have to keep playing. And I think the highest level is now 90 ? And there's a new upgrading coming out soon, which makes it possible to level up to 100 or 120 I think.. If I was you, which I'm not. I would choose a RPG game, which is free to play, and I don't know which games there actualy are RPG at the moment. I hope the post is usefull
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Anyway, currently not playing because it can get repetitive, but if you have real life friends who play that you don't get to see on a regular basis (like my old childhood friends who moved far away), then it's a great way to stay in contact and hanging out. |
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