Do you want a game that is thrilling and exciting and entirely online and for your computer? The World of Warcraft game is perfect for you.
Made by Blizzard Entertainment, it is a game that is only designed for your PC. It is supported by Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7, and needs Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon XP and about 512 MB or more of RAM. You will also need a 32 MB video card and 15 GB of free memory space on your hard drive, as well as a CD-Rom drive and Internet connection.
As you can see, a computer is essential for this game and the Internet is required for when you sign into a server that takes you into an online community of fellow gamers. Basically, you control an avatar character and you need to fight various monsters and complete missions and quests while interacting and dealing with other real gamers who are other characters in the game.
When you begin playing, you first choose a realm, which is actually a different computer server, and you will enter a game world where you either play against other players or you can play against the environment where you focus on beating many monsters and completing quests. Now, to create a character, you choose from either an Alliance faction or a Horde faction and then you choose a race, whether you want to be an orc or a troll, or a human or dwarf. Finally, choose a social class for your character and you are eady to begin playing this game on your computer.
You will find, as you resume play, that you gain a lot of talents and skills that make your character grow even more individualized and unique. You can learn professions such as blacksmithing, tailoring, and mining, as well as cooking, fishing, and helping others survive are also skills that you can learn as the game goes. The game really seeks to have a very realistic sort of setting and feel so if you want to learn something, it is not a skill that will just come to you, but one that you will have to practice and perfect.
A major part of this game are the quests or missions that you will have to undertake. Usually when you successfully complete a quest, you will get a variety of things. Maybe you will receive some experience points, items, and game money, and also you will get to explore new terrains and become even more skilled and able-bodied. Through quests, you learn the story of the game and you also have to kill many creatures and find various objects, while speaking to various people or fulfilling errands and deliveries.
You can even do certain quests with other players if they are highly challenging and that will help you interact with other people who have various other skills and abilities. If you die, while on a quest, you will turn into a ghost and go haunt a nearby graveyard. Other characters might resurrect you if they want or you can resurrect yourself by going on a special quest.
The entire game takes place in a three-dimensional Warcraft universe and contains fictional continents and locations. You can fly or use boats or portals to move from realm to realm and the game world really does not change much daily except when it is Halloween or Christmas or Children's Week or Easter, all of which have been known to appear and change the game world to reflect real life events.
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