World of Warcraft

[Lindy]

Finding out what you need to buy before you buy it = money saved in the long-run.

And as far as I can see, you can't get a US account from an EU code, yet you can get an EU code from a US account. How the hell does that make sense? People would be more likely to do the former rather than the latter.

http://www.wow-europe.com/en/support/account.html

It has a thing there about what to do from going US to EU, try contacting them and ask about the reverse.

But if you can't do it, it's your own damned fault.

[Markus. D]

Onyxia looks breathtakingly neat, i most definetly am getting this game.

[Lindy]

Guild Wars finally lost it's shine, eh?

And no way you'll be doing Onyxia for at least a few months of near-constant play.

Gear + Level 60 + Skill + Good Guild = Extensive play-time.

[Markus. D]

never, but i only cassually play it... i'd never not play an mmo that needs skill instead of power.

im a massive fan of hardcore lvl grinding games aswell.

i already knew Onyxia was one of the Finnale bosses

[Endless]

And as far as I can see, you can't get a US account from an EU code, yet you can get an EU code from a US account. How the hell does that make sense? People would be more likely to do the former rather than the latter.

Since WoW was released in the US far ahead of the EU, a good number of people from the EU bought a US copy and started playing in the US, then decided they'd be better playing on EU realms (lower latency, more players playing in your language if you're not English), which is why there is a possibility to "move back" from the US.

[Skogs]

Just a question for the Aussie WoWers out there? What servers do you play on? US or Asia?

Just curious...

[Madame Adequate]

Just a question for the Aussie WoWers out there? What servers do you play on? US or Asia?

Just curious...

Don't know overall, but I know quite a few Aussies who play (As they often are on the same time I am, oddly enough.) on US servers. I'd suspect it is the rule if hypothesising, as they'd have likely done the same thing us Brits did and imported.

[Rostum]

Just a question for the Aussie WoWers out there? What servers do you play on? US or Asia?

Just curious...

We got the release along with Americans, and we got to play on American servers.

[Craig]

I played that for a little while, got to level 28 on my Druid, then got bored. So then I got to level 21 on my Rogue and got bored again. Then my subscription ran out as I had like, £1 in my bank account.

A couple of my friends still play it though, and when I have money again I might pay for another month now that I've had a nice break from it.

[DMKA]

I played it for the first time today. Best thing ever.

[Markus. D]

i will try this once ffxi loses its grasp on me.

[Skogs]

We got the release along with Americans, and we got to play on American servers.

Balls. I'm moving back to Australia and I've got a lvl 50 priest, and a handful of alts on European servers...

[Madame Adequate]

Balls. I'm moving back to Australia and I've got a lvl 50 priest, and a handful of alts on European servers...

If you take your EU copy you'll be able to play that down under.

[Markus. D]

I play on Draka, im an New Zealander who lives in australia.

made a couple of NZ friends already, one that i knew <(o_0<) ^( 0_0 )^ (>0_o)>


edit: i read before playing, people say money is hard to get, it so isnt i swear, i already have all skills from northshire (i am a mage that looks like a shaolin monk from the back till you see his face, then he looks crap) and all my buyable northshire armour.

I was hooked on this rpg as soon as i started playing, infact... mum had to come into my room and force me to go to bed, which almost never happens.

[bipper]

I plan to start here soon