Blizzard Getting Ready for Mists of Pandaria Testing

[exfileme]

It's almost time to start testing Blizzard's upcoming expansion pack for World of Warcraft.

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[Ohmybad]

game was good before it became world of casualcraft :-(

 

[crisan_tiberiu]

they will win back temporary some of the old Subs then they fall back again and keep losing more imo...

 

[Microgoliath]

Agreed @ ohmybad

And my one friend had the balls to tell me that cata is better than tbc, and is much harder pvp / pve. Ofc he didn't play tbc and just started at wotlk which is also easy mode.

 

[Ragnar-Kon]

As an old WoW player who still follows the game, it seems as though Blizzard has learned a lot after the lackluster Cataclysm expansion. I personally haven't seriously played since Burning Crusade, but Mists could change that.

That said, I don't think it'll bring the sub count back to the old level. Face it, WoW is a 8 year old game, it isn't going to pull in 12 million people anymore. BUT, I do think it has a chance to stop the bleed that Cataclysm started.

 

[diantingl]

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[kanoobie]

How did they go from looking like WCIII characters to Kung Fu Panda characters?

 

[dummos]

the game for me died after lichking was released and all the gear you worked so hard for was given to random dungeon spammers a month later

 

[Raidur]

Milking the cow while they can.

They're awaiting the D3 cash-out.

All MMOs die (in a sense). Veterans usually end up playing private, classic emulations and whatnot. I'm sure Blizzard has another something up their sleeves.

 

[Goldengoose]

[citation][nom]Raidur[/nom]Milking the cow while they can.They're awaiting the D3 cash-out.All MMOs die (in a sense). Veterans usually end up playing private, classic emulations and whatnot. I'm sure Blizzard has another something up their sleeves.[/citation]
Titan

 

[willard]

[citation][nom]goldengoose[/nom]Titan[/citation]
Which they announced more than a year ago. There was even an article mentioning it on this site just yesterday.

 

[sporkimus]

The game was a lot more fun when you had to actually put in work for your gear, not just spamming dungeons and buying it. I started playing just before BC came out, and to me, I still that BC was the best xpac they have released so far. With each xpac that releases, the game just gets more and more catered to the casuals. Yes I understand from a business perspective that the "casual" model helps make it more appealing to a broader range of customers, but at the same time it takes away a lot of the sense of reward of actually earning gear/items.

 

[pacostrano]

[citation][nom]Kanoobie[/nom]How did they go from looking like WCIII characters to Kung Fu Panda characters?[/citation]

btw Pandaren are from Warcraft 3

 

[g00fysmiley]

been playing since origional wow, but i've never gotten into any beta's trying agian, hope i get into the pool this time and as stated above pandaren have been in warcraft universe before , the pandaren brewemaster

 

[aracheb]

[citation][nom]Kanoobie[/nom]How did they go from looking like WCIII characters to Kung Fu Panda characters?[/citation]
lol.

pandaren is from the original WC3 before kung fu panda was even a mere mist in the mind of his creator.

 

[bucknutty]

I got wow the first day it came out, and I played the hell out of it. I had 4 level 60 when BC came out. Its an amazing game but after 2 or 3 years i just had to find something new.

 

[jaber2]

MoP beta has been out since last night, I imagine there will be a level 90 Pandoren tonight on beta servers, the auto-attack is still not working on male but works on female panda's.

 

[nforce4max]

This is for those who haven't gotten the new about the new beta items, spells, tallents ect.

http://mop.wowhead.com/search?q=date%3A2012-03-22#items:0-2+1

 

[GreaseMonkey_62]

I liked the game, but I never had time play. I would spend half my time traveling with no way to save my progress, it wasn't worth 15 a month.

 

[robochump]

Kung-Fu Panda anyone??? heh

 

[bmtphoenix]

[citation][nom]GreaseMonkey_62[/nom]I liked the game, but I never had time play. I would spend half my time traveling with no way to save my progress, it wasn't worth 15 a month.[/citation]

No way to save your progress? You trolling?

 

[Johnpombrio]

Nope, it won't pull me back. After getting 10 toons to lvl 85 on a server, I finally burned out. I have been WoW free for 6 months now and don't plan to start up my subscription again. Sorry, Blizz, it was a good run while it lasted...

 

[limogeas]

@microgoliath yeah man those were the days. TBC was awesome....hard PvE, real sense of accomplisment, still needed a guild and personal investment to progress past the first tier....my pally got to stop wearing cloth....

 

[Guest]

Guys, here is a great Mists Of Pandaria Private Server http://mistsofpandariafree.blogspot.com/

 

[spartanmk2]

Warcraft III was the bases of my reason for purchasing WoW back in 2004, I loved the story, characters and gameplay which passed on through vanilla, TBC and WotLK. For me, WoW was the continuation of where WCIII:TFT left off and after killing arthas in WotLK and it was the conclusion for the series for me.

Having played from the beginning, Cataclysm was a let down for me (stopped playing 6 months ago). Less creative and ingenious than the two previous expansions, and the time for new content takes even longer than before. Alas, maybe its just getting old...but I put my blame on Activision, much like EA, that doom good franchises whenever they get their grubby hands on them (Westwood C&C)