BF2S Forums W.O.W. its such a shit game.

RedFiercare wrote:

That's the strange thing about MMOs... I played one, but didn't really get into it.

But seriously, 30 or 40 bucks a month?  Get your facts straight if you're going to insult something.  I belive it's 14.95 a month, or 13.95... or something.  Either way, I'm going to defend WoW on this, partly because I love warcraft, and partly because you're a fucking idiot.

Vilham wrote:

BTW this is in responce to Berserk.
I enjoy WOW alot and i can quite happily say the following:

1. FUCK U ASSHOLE
2. I have atleast 50 very good friends who i know all very personally, RL friends that is half go to my school.
3. I go out most weekends on a friday or saturday.
4. I spend 10 hours a day with my mates.
5. FUCK U ASSHOLE
6. Its £8 a month, o no im spending £8 a month from the £500 i get a month, that still leaves me with a shit lot of money to spend on clothes and going out.
7. Um and... FUCK U ASSHOLE

That is all.

DocZ wrote:

I recently got a good laugh from that plague thing that was spreading in wow....  That MUST have pissed several people off...

One of NickofLouse's E-mails wrote:

In a bizarre case of art imitating life, players of the Blizzard
Entertainment game World of Warcraft suddenly found themselves dying
from a mysteriously rampant plague that ravaged their virtual world.

The plague began innocently enough. Blizzard introduced a new dungeon
area in the world, intended to give high-level players a bit of a
challenge. But when players reached the boss at the end of the
dungeon, they got more than they bargained for — and unknowingly took
a little something back to town to share with their friends. The
dungeon boss, called Hakkar the Soulflayer, cast a spell called
Corrupted Blood. The powerful spell caused about 280 damage points to
anyone it hit, and spread to other members of the attacking party as
well. Such powerful spell attacks aren't unusual in the World of
Warcraft game world. But what happened next was just plain weird.

When infected adventurers returned to town at the end of their quest,
they inadvertently passed along the Corrupted Blood infection to those
nearby. In short order, the plague ravaged the population. Soon entire
cities fell victim to the artificial disease. And while 280 damage
points may be easy for a level-58 Night Elf warrior to contend with,
it's enough to kill a lower-level player in seconds.

Game administrators were baffled. As they scrambled to quarantine
areas of the game world, the disease quickly spread beyond their
control. Partially to blame was the game's "hearthstone" feature,
which allows players to essentially teleport from one area to another,
and which made it possible for the plague to reach the most distant
regions of the map in just minutes.

Eventually the game's administrators came up with a "spell" to cure
the plague and managed to distribute it to the players en masse. But
the legacy of Corrupted Blood remains. While software viruses are
nothing new, Corrupted Blood is unique in that it's the first such
infection ever to spread through a virtual environment without being
deployed by malicious intent. It was, in a certain sense, naturally
occuring in its environment. You might even say it evolved and sought
self-propagation, just as any lifeform would do.

In the days since Blizzard eradicated the plague, the company has
remained surprisingly quiet about what happened. But you can still
find plenty of players willing to talk about it. One 14-year-old Orc
told me openly of the incident: "Humans were dying left and right. We
just laughed and laughed."

Rosse_modest wrote:

I haven't played WoW, but to those who are breaking it down here: You're probably some of the most ignorant fucks mankind has to offer.
You either like the type of game WoW is or you don't, just like you either like BF2 style games, or you don't. As to the argument only socially backwards nerds play WoW, you can bet your retard asses on it that a lot of BF2 players belong in the same nerd category.
About the cartoonesque appearance of WoW: That's just the style of the Warcraft universe, if it would have had something close to realistic graphics, the game wouldn't even have sold a quarter of the number of copies sold to date - because people expect to be playing in the Warcraft universe they know and love from the Warcraft RTS games.
About the monthly fees: These are simply required to maintain the many servers which run the vast WoW world and to keep paying the software developers' employees because they continually adapt and expand the game.

And specifically to Berserk_Vampire, who posted the following:
"Basicly you pay $40 a month to play a game that has no point or story you just wander around a big boring bland world fighting monsters level up buy more powerful armor and weapons for what? No point you dont progress or anything its pointless and retarded."

You bought BF2, to which no real content has been added since its release, unless you bought the expansion and/or booster packs. Then you find yourself in a world with no storyline what. So. Ever. (believe it or not, WoW does have a storyline) And you're shooting at things bam bam boom you're dropping bombs. And for what? There's no point. There's no real progress or anything.

But somehow you don't think BF2 is pointless and retarded?