Windows 95 or better, 60 MHz Pentium or better, 8 MB RAM (16 MB for Multi Player), SVGA-compatible graphics card, 2X CD-ROM drive
For other meanings of the term, see Diablo (disambiguation). I had some conclusions in mind, but in the process of writing i forgot what i wanted to say. I have to admit, that exploring the wow world was pretty fun in itself. You had small parties, but it was always a blast.Įven in official servers, i never really liked to bunch up and raid dungeons, i always tried to do things with the least ammount of players. And the ammount of players never bothered me, because there was all this space to explore, unbeatable dungeons to try to conquer, where thousands of mobs would surrouns you teleporting through the walls. Even the continents were divided at first, as there was no way to get to the other continent, so there was this mystery of what the players on the other side are doing, and then after some time a patch would come out, and we could for the first time visit the other continent. Meeting players from other factions was a rare and special event, as you were never sure if your tactics or skills would work. If there were no ships, we would just try to swim - a bunch of orcs swiming to the elf island, getting through the guardians and waging war inside the big tree, he, he. But it was such an adventuroues feeling everytime you played the game, as everything was constantly changing, new enemies new, teritories (we didin't have lifts and ships at first, so you couldn't reach some place, somtimes had to try to scale the walls or mountains), so many secrets and ways to do things in unconventional ways. After i played the official game for quite some time, i actually realized that i was having more fun on the unofficial servers, where there were at most a few dozen players at a time and the world was a mess. on a kind of unofficial server if you catch my drift (i later bought the game and the expansions).
The first time i playd wow (10~ years ago), i was playing.ehm. This brings up interesting memories of mine.
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