Is there a waiting time to enter a room in World of warcraft?
Posted on 2008 under Game Questions | 9 Comments12 Jun
Jimfa E asked:
I am interested in World of War craft.
But, i have heard that it takes an hour just to get into a room/world or whatever as the user base is so large. and i have also heard that it consumes large amount of your life. is this true?
can someone explain theh wow experience to me please??
I am interested in World of War craft.
But, i have heard that it takes an hour just to get into a room/world or whatever as the user base is so large. and i have also heard that it consumes large amount of your life. is this true?
can someone explain theh wow experience to me please??
by GG:dD:, on June 12 2008 @ 8:13 pm
Nah, most ques are gone now. Mabye a few MASSIVE servers IE blackrock, tich and kilrogg may have a few keys on the weekends but thats it.
by Kia, on June 14 2008 @ 11:07 pm
There is sometimes a queue to log into a given realm, but if you pick a low population realm, it isn’t a problem. The longest i have waited since the expac came out was maybe 10 minutes, and my realm isn’t exactly low pop. It only started happening after the expac came out and im sure its bound to dwindle back down again. Just start it up and go make sure you have your cheetos and mountain dew set for the night and by that point you should be good to go
by kro, on June 18 2008 @ 12:58 am
Just join a low populated server and you will be fine.
To be honest don’t play WoW, you will become addicted and it will ruin your life.
by Lucas H, on June 21 2008 @ 4:00 am
There is sometimes a queue to log into a given realm, but if you pick a low population realm, it isn’t a problem. The longest i have waited since the expac came out was maybe 10 minutes, and my realm isn’t exactly low pop. It only started happening after the expac came out and im sure its bound to dwindle back down again. Just start it up and go make sure you have your cheetos and mountain dew set for the night and by that point you should be good to go
by Nel D, on June 24 2008 @ 3:56 am
It is really addictive…
by HELP!!!, on June 24 2008 @ 5:13 am
alrite lemme put it to u this way…if u have stuff that u do on a regular basis now and u start playin wow, all of that stuff will go away since u will be so concentrated on wow. I personally quit i think it was 6 months ago or somthin like that not really sure and i was so damn happy that i did. It won’t consume too much at first since u won’t b into it right away…but the more u play the more u wanna lvl and the more u will give up to lvl. Just trust me it isn’t worth it, it got so bad for me that instead of goin out wit my friends and goin to the mall and ridin with them, i would say i didn’t feel good and stay up all night playin that gay game…if ur high school or lower u’ll start skippin projects and studyin for tests just to get that 1 more lvl today…not to sit here and tell u wat happened to me but if this sounds like what u wanna turn into then go ahead and buy the game. You won’t realize how bad u really were until u quit.
by bladefella, on June 24 2008 @ 11:07 am
nah it takes no time at all
and some people say its addictive but its only addictive if you let it.
by KonFess, on June 25 2008 @ 1:58 pm
Over 10 million people have Wow accounts world wide. They way Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games handle large player populations is to create multiple copies of their game world, often called servers or shards.
Most online games have from 2 to 10 servers, Wow has over 300 servers. Their player population varies from low, medium, high, full, and locked. The full and locked servers will have the high wait times you heard of. The low, medium and even high will have no wait times.
Go to the Wow homepage and download the free game client and make your self a free 10 day trial account to see what all the hype is about.
by LPett, on June 27 2008 @ 10:50 am
I have been playing for over 3 years. The only time I had problems was about 2 years ago right before they added new servers the first time.