
Quitting WoW (after 6 years) for SC2, I LOVE IT - Page 3
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mufin
United States616 Posts
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Bazinga
Germany132 Posts
I started WoW during it's beta and since then i wasted a lot of time with it, i mean it was fun and all, but besides that i most often felt obliged to the people i raided with because i didn't want to let them down in doing new bosses and such. With sc2 i can decide when and how long i want to play and it doesn't get as repetetive, i mean sure in each match there are things to be done, but during most parts of it you can try new stuff and be creative instead of following boss tactics strictly. And most importantly if you lose in a sc2 match it really is because you have done something wrong, and not because there is some douche in your group that didn't prepare adequatly for the raid. By that logic you yourself are the only one responsible for winning and for me that's much more rewarding then wow could ever be. | ||
Slidd
29 Posts
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torm
Canada274 Posts
On July 22 2010 09:08 Daniri wrote: How does the dead-end of 2005, practically 2006, to now add up to six years? the same way that wow is a competative game! anyway grats on quitting wow, i think a lot of people fail to realize how successful that game is at keeping you playing.. for years. | ||
stroggos
New Zealand1543 Posts
On July 22 2010 08:59 Snowfield wrote: Competitive wow rofl 6 years.. i pity you :S no joke, i had a lot of fun playing in the arenas, and wow did bring my skill level up before playing starcraft again. (i never raided, just arena) I quit wow just before woltk and havn't look back. | ||
Two
United States95 Posts
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Bibdy
United States3481 Posts
Long story short, I think SC2's ladder is dangerous to my mental and physiological health. | ||
Iakya
United States7 Posts
Since then I waited for SC2 to be released and my soul was crushed everytime I checked my email to see if I had gotten a Beta invite just to find an empty inbox. =/ Thank god for the preorder beta codes :D I'm sure many of us are in the same boat, WoW is really nearing the end IMO with how much stuff they are changing to keep the game relevent and intriguing. Oh well, we are all here now which is all that matters right? | ||
Two
United States95 Posts
On July 22 2010 09:12 stroggos wrote: no joke, i had a lot of fun playing in the arenas, and wow did bring my skill level up before playing starcraft again. (i never raided, just arena) Ya the only time I raided was in vanilla. Other than that I just did Arena ;D | ||
Daniri
387 Posts
On July 22 2010 09:11 torm wrote: the same way that wow is a competative game! anyway grats on quitting wow, i think a lot of people fail to realize how successful that game is at keeping you playing.. for years. Or respect it for that. Hours on end of entertainment and then they basically spit on it when they finally, inevitably, burn out. | ||
Silent12ill
United States358 Posts
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Skee
Canada702 Posts
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stroggos
New Zealand1543 Posts
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LumberJack
United States3355 Posts
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Endymion
United States3701 Posts
On July 22 2010 09:03 phrexis wrote: The biggest reason for me quitting WoW. I dont have to rely on 10+ people to actually play the game. Bingo, there in lies the problem with WoW. It's so easy to get to 80 that anyone to do it, and you'll have to play with them. WoW is such an easy game, the only reason it's actually hard is because you have to deal with under qualified and under motivated, and somehow get them to perform decently. They should make you be a guild leader for management school, it's a lesson in dealing with incompetence. | ||
GiantEnemyCrab
Canada503 Posts
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lFrost
United States295 Posts
On July 22 2010 08:59 Snowfield wrote: Competitive wow rofl 6 years.. i pity you :S actually arenas in wow does take a lot of skill and is highly competitive. getting to level 80 or raiding in wow obviously doesn't. i thought the same about wow before i played it and how it couldn't be an e-sport but it is actually pretty hard and takes a lot of skill to get high arena ratings in wow (2.4k+) with a good win %. wow arena is the only attractive part of the game to me, raiding/pve/pvp battleground/leveling is all filler stuff for noobs. | ||
Nagano
United States1157 Posts
Poppin cooldowns, mash mash mash, he's ded lol | ||
Tyri
Germany453 Posts
On July 22 2010 09:14 Two wrote: Thank you everyone. Quitting WoW feels so good =] Good luck to those who also quit WoW for the amazing game Starcraft2 Lol its really funny your histroy seems to be a copy of mine, like the order of gfames and the time invested in Wow and quitting it for sc2, with the only twist that I was rather in to PVE (top 5 german guild) nothing to be too proud of, since wow Pve demands so few skill and so much time investment I'm so happy that I quit raiding and only log in every now and then for seeing some people.. The GREATEST thing is that I could get rid of raiding scedules which frees so much time ![]() Props to all other people who did the same | ||
Chylo
United States220 Posts
On July 22 2010 09:23 Nagano wrote: There is hardly a skill ceiling on WoW, just your ability to form a team with people who have gear and basic pvp strategy. That's really it. Poppin cooldowns, mash mash mash, he's ded lol Lol. Maybe at 1900. Link your 3k rated team please? There's tons of teams of the same comp spread over the entire spectrum of ratings, obviously some are much better than others, like in anything else. Also, if you can't see the incredibly high skill cap in these matches then you just don't get it: | ||
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