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<blockquote data-quote="Werebat" data-source="post: 5377494" data-attributes="member: 40158">Nice answers.&nbsp; I asked because my RL group of friends has been hitting the WoW pretty heavily for the last few years.&nbsp; I got involved as well, although my interest has waned (I still enjoy raid nights, but find I much prefered levelling with friends -- I still level once a week with my father and his friend).&nbsp; It seems to me that after level 80 the game gets very repetitive.WoW has had an effect on our gaming circle.&nbsp; I'm fair convinced at least one or two players who dropped out of D&amp;D for their own reasons, but still play WoW, would be making the effort to make D&amp;D nights if it weren't for WoW.&nbsp; We used to play Magic cards every few weeks, but that died with the dawn of City of Heroes.&nbsp; Now I can pop online and chat with friends almost any night on WoW, which is nice, but to me it just isn't the same thing.&nbsp; Not that I hate WoW, but -- eh.Edit: BUT, WoW has some astounding audiovisuals, and is a fair bit of fun.&nbsp; I've been slowly but surely ripping all of the background audio out of the game for use at the D&amp;D table, which is nice!&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />&nbsp;&nbsp; - Ron&nbsp;&nbsp; ^*^</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Werebat, post: 5377494, member: 40158"] Nice answers. I asked because my RL group of friends has been hitting the WoW pretty heavily for the last few years. I got involved as well, although my interest has waned (I still enjoy raid nights, but find I much prefered levelling with friends -- I still level once a week with my father and his friend). It seems to me that after level 80 the game gets very repetitive. WoW has had an effect on our gaming circle. I'm fair convinced at least one or two players who dropped out of D&D for their own reasons, but still play WoW, would be making the effort to make D&D nights if it weren't for WoW. We used to play Magic cards every few weeks, but that died with the dawn of City of Heroes. Now I can pop online and chat with friends almost any night on WoW, which is nice, but to me it just isn't the same thing. Not that I hate WoW, but -- eh. Edit: BUT, WoW has some astounding audiovisuals, and is a fair bit of fun. I've been slowly but surely ripping all of the background audio out of the game for use at the D&D table, which is nice! :) - Ron ^*^ [/QUOTE]

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