For a decade, my energy- Egyptian-themed and blasting, tight-wearing supes were kicking ass and taking names. The fantasy aspect of WoW never appealed to me, and of not being able to fly around without a mount, the idea kept me away. CoH has its own unofficial fan servers bringing back the game from the dead back to its glory days, which I wasn't a lover of. Going back in time and to buy classic gold reliving my MMO glory days is not something I'd like to perform.

World of Warcraft fans, however, are another breed. Trying to log in on launch day was literally impossible, together with queue lines filled with tens of thousands of screaming. On Twitch, more than 1.4 million players watched as streamers like Asmongold and Sodapoppin enjoyed immediate accessibility. The rest of us were not as blessed.

I rolled for the Horde (because I'm a terrible guy) as a Troll Shaman called Supadoo, which was created randomly. It feels like you are stepping into an age long forgotten into a gateway. This was the MMO that reinvented the formula with classes, quests along with a robust progression program designed to continuously keep gamers grinding.

Most importantly, WoW Classic reminded me of how far video games have come. Little issues fixed in the upgraded WoW game stand out, like an inability to find mobs or pursuit items on the map without subsequent exact instructions from your log book. OG MMO players will state that is part of the charm and this exploration is exactly what this game is all about, but it just frustrates me. I spent almost an hour looking for the Hidden Trail to complete a Quest that updates my Shaman. I know the path is assumed to be hard to discover, but I struggle in real life and would like to prevent that cheap classic wow gold in my leisure activity.

The appeal eventually set in, as I began to play again. I had been scorpions slaying boars and people while trimming up. Seeing your progression climb from a lowly grunt into something marginally less grunty is rewarding. I find grinding for a job in most matches, and WoW Classic isn't any different.My period in Azeroth isn't over and I'm going to keep playing (at least before my monthly subscription is up). If youmanage to log in the server, let and're on Whitemane's raid.