World Of Warcraft Expansion: Burning Crusade - Windows

Cool new mounts, armor, weapons, areas. Leveling from 60-70 is too easy but if you play the game, you need this. 70 Stuff Great PvP system. If you have talent, it will show everyone how good you are. Flying mounts are about 5,200G. (Between 30-55$ in real life...a little obsessive?) Level 70 was okay, I'm going to play Lich King out of curiosity. Too addictive, this game can make you an angry person and not want to do things in real life. With technology through emails and such, your account can be taken just by having your email address posted on a guild site (Make an email that's not on your contact info to avoid problems)

If you are new to MMO's, World of Warcraft is the game for you. The story line of World of Warcraft is enjoyable allowing characters to easily slip into the lore or world of which surrounds them. Those who find the story line to be enjoyable and relaxing may role play (RP) with one another branching their own story line from the already existing one. The game allows the user to have many options. Their are many servers available to players in order to keep the game free of lag and overpopulation. Blizzard has also created three different types of servers; RP, PvP, PvPRP. RP realms allow members from each faction to live in a world free of war, the user has the choice to join PvP by flagging themselves as "in war" with the other faction, unlike PvP realms which automatically flag you in contested areas. The User Interface is very user friendly and customizable. Blizzard has in game options for changing the interface of the game. WoW is very user friendly. If you like cartoon graphics, WoW is for you. The game is far from realistic, set in a fantasy world among great warriors of strength, powerful magical beings, and war between the Horde and Alliance, this game is long from getting old. The graphics are easy to run on some of the simplest computers including PC, Apple, and many laptops. WoW has many large cities within the game, each homes of the many races of each faction. These cities have trainers of professions and classes, auction houses, inns, barber shops, stable keepers, mailboxes, battle ground officers, banks and much more! The game has two factions, the Horde and the Alliance. Each side have five races. The Alliance: Gnome, Human, Draenei, Dwarf, and Nightelf. The Horde: Undead, Tauren, Troll, Orc, and Bloodelf. After choosing your faction and race, you then have many options of classes which include; Mage, Warlock, Priest, Warrior, Paladin, Shaman, Druid, Deathknight, and Rogue. Each race have many nice racials and each class has three-sub-classes allowing you to choose the "type" of sub-class you would like using talent trees. Some of the disappointments in the game, being that the game is close to their third expansion, many old land content is abandoned making it more difficult and time consuming to find groups.

Well, after playing the original World of Warcraft since it came out, and loving almost every minute of it, of course I had to pick this up. It was worth the money, the standing in line at midnight on a bitter cold night, and the lack of sleep for the prior 2 years. The Burning Crusade added a great amount of new content to the game, for both low and high level characters. There is new gear, including, new weapons, new armor, and new "toys". They added a bunch of new pets, for the non-hunters to have their own friendly companion. The added flying mounts. More world PVP zones, along with a new Battle Ground. Oh and how could I almost forget, the Arenas. There are now Arena seasons, to get amazing gear. With season 3 starting today, and the gear being compared to Tier 6. There is so much more new content it would be hard to list it all. As far as Raiding goes, they stepped it up a notch. There is now 10 man and 25 man raids, which most recently were given another addition with the latest patch. So all in all, they did a nice job and they continue to update the content with bigger and better stuff. Now on the other side of things, it is still Blizzard, and we all know Blizzard. They have struggled for the last 3 years to figure out a way from letting their servers have issues. Now I understand it is hard to maintain 50 plus servers, but you would think that 3 years down the road, you wouldn't be having some of the same beginner mistakes that you had when the game was released. Also with a estimated 9-10 Million + players worldwide, how come we are all still paying $15/month? I understand some sort of fee, but with that many people playing, could you not lower the fee to $5/month, maybe eve $10? I guess we'll never know what the thinking behind the fee is, but we will always know WoW is one of the greatest games of our time and millions of people will continue to play it for years to come.

This is the first expansion pack to the other MMORPG known as World of Warcraft. Gamers are not exaggerating when they say this is a very addictive game. The expansion includes new lands to explore, new factions to join and conquer, new skills and talents that every class can learn, flying mounts(!!!), crazy new land mounts, beautiful scenery to enjoy, and all sorts of new monsters to battle. You'll never run out of stuff to do. There's also a new PvP component added known as Arena, which is as fun as it sounds with the right group make-up and gear. However attempts to make the additions to the PvP aspect of game balance out has offset and and in some cases handicapped certain playstyles and specs for PvE gamers. Don't be scared!!! It doesn't take away from the overall fun factor. Strategy is all about adapting and adjusting to these changes and making them work for you. One full year after release and developers are still slowly but surely updating the system in the "old world" (Azeroth) to keep up and match the "new world" (Outlands). So anyone just starting or returning to the game should still expect alot of sudden changes or modifications to their choosen class. As a former, hardcore, Im-extremely-addicted-but-laugh-and-tell-everyone-Im-not-THAT-crazy-about-the-game type gamer, I feel like I should make it my duty to inform everyone to make sure that real-life time always weighs in heavier than game time. Sooner or later every gamer hits a point were everything becomes a test of stength and will power, whether we want to admit it or not. No matter what it is, real-life > gaming.

I loved this game, im still working my Mage up to lvl 70 [he is @ lvl 41 right now] but i bought this game over the summer so i could make the new classes.. let me tell you.. it is amazing.. the Blood Elf starting Area is full of beautiful scenery, but go to the Ghostlands, and you can see the distruction caused by the Lich King. The introduction of the shaman & palidin now being avalible for the Alliance Shaman [Draine only] & Horde, Paladin [Blood Elf only] makes the game even.. or as even as it can be... its addicting.. looks amazing.... but ppl... go horde... i mean, come on...

Let me just start out by saying this game is great. You will be able to play for hours and hours and always find something new to do. Here lies the problem. It sucks you in. Once you start playing this game you do not want to stop. It will ruin marriages, careers, you name it. I have currently enrolled in WOWA, World of Warcraft Anonymous. It is that addicting. I started playing this game 3 months ago and I am now logging 40 hours a week of game play time. I had a family and a full time job. It transforms you, STAY AWAY. If you want your kids to start having trouble in school then buy this game. It will take all their attention, ALL. www.wowaddict.com

For all of you who have the original World of Warcraft game, this expansion is a must have! The regular weapons and armor that you get in the expansion are better than the level 60 epics of the original. The level cap has been raised to 70, and Blizzard has introduced flying mounts which make questing much easier and give the player access to areas that are otherwise inaccessable. New mobs, quests, factions, gear, and a new profession: Jewelcrafting. Discover a whole new continent with new dungeons and end-game material. Go get it now!

1. This game had me addicted for around 1 year. The graphics are great, and the quests are non stop. You are always doing something or working towards that new epic sword you have always wanted. 2. NOTE: This game is very addicting. I do not suggest you purchase this game if you are not home for more than 5 hours a nite. 3. NOTE2: This game takes up a very large amount of hard drive space (over 5G) and requires 512k ram. If you have an older computer, I do not suggest you buy this game. Game play: 4.5 Online: 4.5 Graphics: 4 Over all: 4.5