It’s earned its creator billions of dollars and was a social network before social media was mainstream. But the online role-playing game—World of Warcraft—is also a cultural phenomenon, praised for paving the way for more women to break into gaming. As the game celebrates 20 years since its release, Al Jazeera’s Patrick Fok looks at how WoW—as it’s known to its fans—shook up the world.
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Coincidentally I just started playing this a few weeks ago and I love it
if ur alliance u dont season your food
Alliance = Israel
Horde = Arabs, Turks, Iranians
I'm a player since 2008. I only play during the holidays now because of work. For a 20 year old game it's still amazing. I made many friends from this game