World of Warcraft

Video Game
2005
T

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

7.1K

YOUR RATING

From the company who never met a game they couldn't postpone, comes a more effective form of teenage abstinence than acne, sex ed, and the Catholic church combined, World of Warcraft.

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First entry in the MMORPG series. Four years have passed since the mortal races stood together against the might of the Burning Legion. Peace is fading. The lands of the world of Azeroth hav... Read allFirst entry in the MMORPG series. Four years have passed since the mortal races stood together against the might of the Burning Legion. Peace is fading. The lands of the world of Azeroth have once again become host to a World of Warcraft.First entry in the MMORPG series. Four years have passed since the mortal races stood together against the might of the Burning Legion. Peace is fading. The lands of the world of Azeroth have once again become host to a World of Warcraft.

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IMDb RATING

8.0/10

7.1K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Nominated for 2 BAFTA Awards
- 5 wins & 12 nominations total

Trivia
In The Barrens, there is a tombstone complete with a Spirit Healer, known as The Shrine of the Fallen Warrior. This is a shrine dedicated to Michael Koiter, a designer of World of Warcraft who died during development due to heart failure.

Quotes
Gnome male: Everyone keeps talking about beer goggles. I can't find the plans for them anywhere!

Crazy credits
WE WANT TO EXTEND A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR FAMILIES. YOUR NEVER-ENDING PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING MADE IT ALL POSSIBLE. WE LOVE YOU! Additional Thanks Michael Fuller Christophe Ramboz Yan Kahle Jean-Claude All European Guilds All our Families Our Wives and Husbands Our kids Our poor red eyes The parents of the unique "Famous" The coffee machine "Mum and Dad" The inventor of the cheese sandwich "Mamie in the kitchen" Our new chairs The Japanese restaurant The double brain theory "Zickouille" "Boomshaker" "Pompounette" The GMs that keep their shoes on "The Pitbull" "Graou" "Ricounet" "Douds" Uncle Scrooge Le "Check" The "bobox" pushers All the clowns "$%#% me, I am famous!" The Sexy HR Girls All the "boulets" The Galapagos Islands The Famous Danish Humour The holly moving plan "M" fast food feeding our GM teams Parisien Vampire society "Yes... But... No... Well... Basically... Hum... Honestly..." Spygurl for the hooter to Eric for loosing at War 3 and babyfoot Cédric's wine cave "Yes... soooooooon" TM William, the Danish knight Gali Mehl The great city of Holon "The Kibbutz" Keith Galocy & Greg James at NVIDIA Celeste Aviva Tracy Farr The Jan Family Lisa Schoner John Carlson The Zics Jesse and Tina Ken and Ryu Jenifer and Charles Riggio Lisa, Erin & Logan Pierce Insufficient Light Firefly Tie Domi Mindi Johnson Chuck Foote Britney Spears Howard Rumsey Jack Cheung Kenny "Big Fro" Vasquez David Gonzales Nicole Stern Bunky & Ronin Da Ali G Show Frisbee Golf Diana Bond Homestarrunner.com Michelle Delgado and Aiden Bell Dream Theater Patrick Burke Mike Stephenson

Connections
Edited into World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade (2007)

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Review

Featured review

Best there is at the moment, which unfortunately isn't much.

The game follows on from the Massively popular Warcraft RTS series.

It follows the same story and you may well recognise units from the other games.

Graphically it is beautiful, and sound is excellent too, I can't complain. Unfortunately, this means many computers will struggle in highly populated areas, which can spoil the whole experience a bit.

Something that really disappointed me about this game were the customisation options, which are, to say the least, few. There are only about 8 different styles for your character, and depending on your class, your costume will be chosen for you. In addition there arn't schools of spells to pick from, but instead certain classes have certain school, from which practically all spells are learnt. You end up feeling very un-unique.

The game has a good system for instances, unique dungeons for a party, however its quests come in 3 different types, and all of which are basically a grind.

When you get down to it this is a grind game, and will lose its appeal to many people after the first 20-30 levels.

I give it 7 stars.