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.
The ability to steal really shouldn't be part of your RPG criteria.
why not?
Because saying something is not an mmorpg because it doesn't have theft isn't really right.
However, I think what you meant is "if I do this action, will it have a consequence?". With MMORPGs, this is probably more true than any single-player RPG. Except instead of pissing off an NPC, you're pissing off a PC.
And yes, World of Warcraft provides the ability to steal.
why not?
Because saying something is not an mmorpg because it doesn't have theft isn't really right.
However, I think what you meant is "if I do this action, will it have a consequence?". With MMORPGs, this is probably more true than any single-player RPG. Except instead of pissing off an NPC, you're pissing off a PC.
And yes, World of Warcraft provides the ability to steal.
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