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Re: WoW:Mists of Pandaria

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Guybrush wrote:Finally got around to uninstalling that bloody game and got 20 gigs back! :)
I don't know why I keep it up-to-date - well I do, it's because I'm anal like that about some things - but a recent patch did a cleaning-up thing which reduced my installation from about 42GB to just under 20GB.

They offered my a month free of Pandaria after completing a survey where I said they were rubbish and should adopt a GW2-like model, but I didn't take them up on it as I honestly didn't think I'd play it. I used up a month timecard I had lying around earlier in the year, but I didn't do anything at all other than sell pets on the auction house - which is like my version of doing Dailies, a sort of repetitive mechanical action when I couldn't think of anything else to do.
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Re: WoW:Mists of Pandaria

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Which server are you chaps on?

It has to be said, I think they have actually done a pretty good job with the Panda thing - they have given quite a few routes in the game to waste your time and ignore your family and they have upped the humour whilst making a few changes to make the game more friendly for the run of the mill player.

Still cannot beat the olden days though, although I did not raid Vanilla at the time, I was there for the war effort and general atmosphere, and have still not found anything to beat raiding in TBC. Shame I did not have more time back then to be on it hard like the rest of the nutters...
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Re: WoW:Mists of Pandaria

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I think I've officially fallen out of love with this game. All seems to be the same - get to new top level, grind cash, raid, wait for new expansion, rinse and repeat. For me MoP seemed the same as Cataclysm.

Ah well, at least I get to keep my £9 a month.
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Re: WoW:Mists of Pandaria

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I've even canceled my sub, was only getting a few hours of fun a week from raiding so not worth my cash.
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Re: WoW:Mists of Pandaria

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Sub was cancelled ages ago but something kept me from deleting it from my system... then when I reaslised the expansion had been out for ages and I'd not even watched the cinematic well....
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Re: WoW:Mists of Pandaria

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Wiggy wrote:I think I've officially fallen out of love with this game. All seems to be the same - get to new top level, grind cash, raid, wait for new expansion, rinse and repeat. For me MoP seemed the same as Cataclysm.

Ah well, at least I get to keep my £9 a month.
The same realisation I came to have way through the last bit of WotLK. I would have liked to see Catajism just for the changes to old world - Thousand Beadles full of water etc - but really by that time it was well into rinse and repeat mode. That every Tier at that time all looked exactly the fucking same said it all: Blizz were churning out content in the most business efficient way possible, not for any love of the game.
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