As I mentioned in my last post (Why I love warcraft) I love the lore of the warcraft universe. However, perhaps because I love it, I’m not always entirely satisfied with how everything pans out. There’s also some other aspects of the game that I think could be improved. I’m sure everyone has a list like this. If you do please share.
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Why I love warcraft
Just a quick note before I get to the actual topic. Since starting this blog I’ve been posting as and when which is not the best way to start. So I’m going to set a schedule of posting which is three times a week. Monday, Thursday and Saturday seem like good days so I’ll go for them. Anyway, now onto topic.
For all it’s qualities swtor is still a new game. I, and everyone else, have only been playing it just a few short months. Warcraft has been around for over seven years now and I personally have been playing for just over two. Obviously this means my reasons for loving it are going to be different than those for swtor.
Why I love swtor
There’s a lot of doom and gloom posts floating around the net. They say that swtor was overhyped, that it’s failed to live up to promise and subscribers are leaving in droves. I don’t know whether that’s true I just know that I love this game. There are some iconic parts of the game that deserve their own post, so this is more why I love the game, than any sort of detailed analysis of any particular part.
Love and Hate: A Tanking Relationship
I might not have any hard data to hand to back this up but I don’t think it’s wrong to say tanking is the role least people opt for. It’s tough and has good points and bad. I’m undoubtedly going to be in the minority when I say I love tanking 5 mans, (which is predominantly pug groups), and loathe tanking raids. Why? I hear you ask. Well that’s the point of this post.