Why I Want A Single-Player World of Warcraft
Massively Multiplayer, Online Role-Playing video games have served a tremendous amount of hours to many players around the globe. They are virtual worlds filled with hours of entertainment, granting the player virtual achievements and moments of happiness and triumph.
Unfortunately, they can be rather short lived. The MMORPG’s that we have once played have changed considerably and some have even vanished from the internet, leaving private servers to keep the nostalgia going.
World of Warcraft is an old MMORPG that has been able to stay alive through all of the revolutions and changes that the genre has gone through. It is the most successful MMORPG out their. Yet, its online world has gone through many different changes that either made players happy or made them want to stop playing the game, altogether.
The primary issue I have with MMORPGs is that once they shut down, they are essentially gone, forever. Furthermore, once they change and expand, they pretty much stay that way. This means that the fun you once had in World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King will no longer be available, once the game evolves into World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria. The game pretty much changes and adapts for newer experiences, making the older experiences easier and sometimes less enjoyable. The newer version of the game could…
