On WoW Release Dates - Blue's News Comments

On WoW Release Dates
[Oct 03, 2004, 05:33 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments

World of Warcraft coming in November? on IGN offers a revelation from deep within a VUG earnings report of some release dates they've listed for World of Warcraft, Blizzard's upcoming MMORPG. The report lists a November U.S. release date, a December date for Korea, Early 2005 in Europe, and later that year for China and Taiwan. They also point out that it is Blizzard, not Vivendi, that has the final say in the game's release, so these dates might not be accurate, though the staggered release over various territories is probably an indicator of how the game will actually be rolled out around the world.

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Re: You can say that again...
Oct 3, 2004, 18:30

Riker

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Re: You can say that again... Oct 3, 2004, 18:30

Oct 3, 2004, 18:30

Riker

funnest [sic]

Alright, "most fun" might've been better, but if it's good enough for Merriam-Webster, it's good enough for me darnit!

Cause some destruction by killing some NPCs or players, then all you ride out on your mounts before they realize what hit them?
They added griefing? Lovely.

This isn't griefing. For those who want to engage in PvP (player vs. player) only when they desire to, there are PvE (player vs. environment) servers, where designated battlefields are the only place PvP can be initiated against you without your consent. If you're on a PvE server, you have full control over whether or not you want to engage an enemy in combat; no one can attack you unless you consent to it. In addition, all NPCs respawn shortly after being killed on both PvP and PvE servers.

This comment was edited on Oct 3, 18:45.