The first thing you should know is that World of Warcraft (wow below) is paid game. You'll have to pay for the account (the ACC) the establishment, and for playing time and even for expansionus. If you do not have money, you still can try this game for free for 10 days. It is clear there is another way to play wow for free, etc. Y. illegal to play on the server (private), sito here is not to discuss (on which all this forum nediskutuojame), only to say that private servers full of bugs and will not experience a game there. Continue to consider separately the 10 day trial, wow acquisition expansionus and other things.

10 Day Free Trial

Wow you can play for free, unfortunately, only 10 days and with some restrictions. First you will need to create trial acc. This can be done here:
http://teaser.wow-europe.com/ Click: Download, then: Get Your Free 10 Day Account. Fill out everything you requested. ACC will start work on the creation of a moment. Completion of the ACC you will download the game client Wow. If you have problems with sending you looking for a download from other places, only to miss engb version if I download enus or otherwise, there will not run your acc. Wow Client is free and JY can be copied without violating the laws. Downloaded please install and run. You will start to send patches if you have any problems with the patch sending you to manually download it here: http://www.wowwiki.com/Patch_mirrors. Suinstalive patches i connect game, enter into the acc id and password. Create your character and enjoy the game. Trial of ACC and other game demo has limitations. Your maximum can be lvl 20, will not be able to raise the professional skill of more than 100, you can not trade'inti or use the auction house can not have more than 10 gold, for a number of chat channels or rashyti private message to people who neisideje you to the friend's list. Many of the restriction, but you still can enjoy the games. After 10 days of your ACC will be "frozen". If you want to buy will continue to play the game and make the trial acc to normal. After 6 months, Blizzard has the right to remove frozen acc.

World of Warcraft is an amazing game. The world is huge, there is a gigantic array of weapons, spells and equipment, and the multiplayer options (battlegrounds, dungeons, raids) are spectacular. This game is extremely addicting though, and it is hard to play casually. It is also very expensive. Overall, the leveling/money making system is good. There is no 'one good way' to do any of it, so there is lots of variation. There are a LOT of quests, though once you get past level 40 you kind of start repeating the ones you've done before at a higher level, but they're still very fun I highly recommend this to lovers of mmorpgs, fantasy (books, movies and games), and games in general.

Overall I love playing the game, and I play as a level 70 warlock on the (dragonmaw)- server, player name (dragonman) - So please give the game a try out and play for 10 day's free, just go to the game site to try it out, and if like me I bet you will love playing the game. And if you go on my server the say hi good luck everyone on playing the game.

I was skeptical about World of Warcraft... I was a diehard Warcraft & Warcraft II fan, but Warcraft III let me down. I was more excited about Diablo II and Starcraft and their possible sequels, and I wasn't keen on the monthly service charge on top of paying for the game.

I made the jump when I read a blog post that made a good case for signing up for WOW: Blizzard is constantly adding content to the game, the per month charge is less than a trip to the movies these days, and millions of subscribers can't be (that) wrong.

So I signed up and jumped right in. I'm glad I did, since it's been wonderful time spent.

Starting in the game is extremely easy... Choose a side (horde or alliance), a race, and a class. The horde has the orcs, trolls, undead, and tauren (who are like huge sentient buffalo). The alliance is graced with the gnomes, elves, humans, and dwarves. The classes are mage, priest, warrior, rogue, paladin, warlock, hunter, druid, and shaman. Not all races can be all classes, but the application allows you to create as many characters as you like to try all the different combinations.

You start in a low level zone and are given quests to complete from the various NPCs. The quest are geared to level your character, and you usually gain loot upon completion.

Loot can become something of an obsession, because Blizzard does a really good job of putting variety into the items in both abilities and look. (I've known people to carry around seemingly worthless items just because they look cool.)

The death penalty in this game is pretty low. If you are killed, you're ghost appears at the closest graveyard. You have run as a ghost back to your corpse and you resurrect when you're close enough. The graveyards are never too far of a run, and you keep your loot (I've heard of other MMOs where people can take your stuff... eghads!)

As you advance through the game, you'll level up and will be able to go to explore more of the world. You will eventually are able to explore dungeons (known as instances) which forces you to group up with other players of the game to have a good time.

The "world" in this game is absolutely massive, and there's always people on playing who are willing to play. The coolest aspect of this game is that you can choose to group up with people and tackle the dungeons, or just go through the whole experience alone. There's enough content in this game to solo pretty much all the way through the max level (60 in the base game, 70 in the expansion). I think this is Blizzard's magic formula: they've put together a MMO that's compelling enough to not require the "multiplayer" for gamers to have fun.

One teensy downside: say goodbye to your free time if you decide to sign up for this game.

Great graphics! It makes Runescape look sad and shameful. It has the best quests and story lines. Multiple types of online servers including Normal, PVP and RP etc.
Great races and classes available for character selection with fantastic gear.
Massive instances where huge raids occur.

World of Warcraft is a very addictive PC game. Only play it if you wish it to take over your life.

It is a great Game.

The World of Warcraft PC game is excellent! Always things to do, stuff to get and quests to enjoy. The game offers things for all types of gamers, such as a huge amount of quests, lots of monsters to level up on a great leveling system, and lots of items to collect and places to see.

The graphics are amazing, and if you have a fast internet connection you will get no lag and get the game to its full potential.

One of the problems is that there aren't enough worlds, so there is at times a waiting list of 500 people to get into the world you want to get into. That may seem like a big number but don't worry, the list goes fast and you will be on in a maximum of 15 minutes.

You can create many characters, so you will never get bored, and on all of the different races there are different quests.

Once you get up to level 60 (level cap which is soon to be level 70) many people think that is the end of the game and there is nothing more to do, but the fun never ends with World of Warcraft as you can go in guild wars and stuff like that.

I love this game and so do many others. Although it is very expensive it is definitely worth it!

I read the previous review and, whilst I agree, mostly, it didn't really help the non World of Warcraft user to decide whether to pay money for it.

I'm what's considered a casual gamer: I've never played an online game, and I don't own any other games consoles or tee shirts relating to any games.

However, a friend bought this for me and it was for that reason I thought I'd give it a try.

For the non-gamer: There are two factions you can choose from, and each has four races: Alliance (Humans, Night Elves, Dwarves, Gnomes) or Horde (Undead, Orc, Troll, Tauren). Of these, you can choose to be a certain class (Warrior, Warlock, Rogue, Mage, Shamen, Priest, Hunter, or Druid) - apologies if I've missed any.

You choose your professions which help you earn money to buy newer/better armor and weapons as your character progresses, and then you can sell to other players, auction your stuff, or sell to in-game vendors. These are all the underlying factors to set your character off to a decent start.

To gain experience and levels you fight monsters, and you quest (someone tells you to go kill 20 dragons in exchange for a reward). You can do this by going it alone ('soloing'), or you can group with other players.

You can also choose whether you want to level in a PVP environment (fighting the opposing faction), or PVE (fighting beasties). As your level increases, your quests get more challenging and you are introduced to dungeons and instances.

Of course, I can't say with any qualification that this is the most interesting game I've played; the last game I played was about 15 years ago on a Sega.

However the fact that it's had my attention since March of this year, gives it a certain amount of credit.

Yes it costs money to play, but the fact that it's captured my attention and interest for that long means that it's captivating entertainment, and a good measure of escapism gets my vote.

The graphics are outstanding, the story lines are great, and I think if I played it for the next year I'd still be finding new things about it.

Of course there are the hardcore gamers out there who will nonchalantly call you a 'noob' if you happen to make a mistake in a dungeon, or get your group killed in PVP, but really, those basement kiddies aren't really the focus.

I'd recommend this to anyone who's thinking about getting a PC game who hasn't before. It's superb.

I think that World of Warcraft is the best RPG ever made and Blizzard has created a great game that will be played for year's to come. I think it's great how the game never ends, that was a great idea so you will never get bored, definitely worth the money.

World of Warcraft is a great game it is very mass multiplayer and has many different characters to choose from. It is unlike any other Warcraft has ever produced, this is an RPG (Role Playing Game). There are many servers to choose from and they even tell you how many people there are in that realm. There are 8 different charecters to choose from and multiple class's for each charecter. You can have 2 occupations in the game and there are a lot to pick from. There is about every kind of store you would imagine from an auction houses to a motel. Since the people at Blizzard are so commited they make it so World of Warcraft is a never ending game there are usually patches out every Tuesday so your fun will never end. In World of Warcraft you mainly choose ur character and make him look how you like, level him get a rep on the game and fight other people online and complete quests.