The forum software edits the name of the offending game. Copy the address, then overwrite those asterisks with the word that's been edited out (starts with "war", ends with "craft").
It doesn't look terribly promising, however - sounds like an "F2P" experience as horribly limited as that of SWTOR.
None of the links are working because the third word in the WoW is replaced by asterisks. Here's a hint, the world starts with war and ends with craft. Just edit the link in your browser window.
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It doesn't look terribly promising, however - sounds like an "F2P" experience as horribly limited as that of SWTOR.
Possibly worse. I've done the SWTOR one, and it is at least doable, especially after 1 paid month to unlock some features permanently. What's been speculated on the WoW one so far is about as annoying as the free trial version, which I've also recently played, and might as well have had HAL saying "I can't do that Dave" at every other button push.
The forum software edits the name of the offending game. Copy the address, then overwrite those asterisks with the word that's been edited out (starts with "war", ends with "craft").
It doesn't look terribly promising, however - sounds like an "F2P" experience as horribly limited as that of SWTOR.
I wouldn't even deal with WoW if it wasn't for my sons, I tried to get them to play other games, but they got hooked. lol
You might have them look at the promotional video discussion for Everquest Next. The "holy grails" discussed and demonstrated might get them off WoW (when it releases anyway).
Okay, a clarification from Blizzard about this rumor.
For the link-averse, it looks like all they're doing is letting lapsed accounts log into the same lame-azz "F2P" thing they have for new accounts - that is, no higher than lvl 20, severe restrictions on gold, mail, and suchlike, and you'll never, ever get to ride anywhere.
Not just by clicking on it, no. It includes the name of the offending game in full - and of course the forum software replaces one word, rhymes with "borelaughed", with asterisks.
As I noted, though, it turns out the rumor is bogus - they're letting lapsed accounts log into the same gimped "F2P" model they already have for new ones.
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edited January 2015
Well... guess that means I can't play. My old Paladin's WAY over 20. And I'm not giving up my Kitteh mount. I worked hard for that sabertooth cat.
I can't take it anymore! Could everyone just chill out for two seconds before something CRAZY happens again?!
The nut who actually ground out many packs. The resident forum voice of reason (I HAZ FORUM REP! YAY!)
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Okay, a clarification from Blizzard about this rumor.
For the link-averse, it looks like all they're doing is letting lapsed accounts log into the same lame-azz "F2P" thing they have for new accounts - that is, no higher than lvl 20, severe restrictions on gold, mail, and suchlike, and you'll never, ever get to ride anywhere.
So it's even worse than I thought.
Hmm... I think I'll stick to the game I'm currently playing along with STO... A game my current Avatar comes from. At least the ground rides are free (when you hit level 14 that is) and you can craft and use gliders when you start.
And of course Star Trek Online gives you free staships...
*sings* "I like Gammera! He's so neat!!! He is full of turtle meat!!!"
"Hah! You are doomed! You're only armed with that pathetic excuse for a musical instrument!!!" *the Savage Beast moments before Lonnehart the Bard used music to soothe him... then beat him to death with his Fat Lute*
This is a real problem for me, as all of my character s on my main server, Moon Guard, are all above 20. I'll be forced to play my off server alts on Wrymrest Accord, which is a terrible RP server. Nothing but wannabe dragons and closet ERPers.
"A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP"
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EDIT II: Well phooey, other attempts aren't working either. Might it be the word blocker which is blocking "war-craft"?
404 on your link too.
Try this one
http://www.cnet.com/news/world-of-********-may-be-adding-free-to-play-for-veterans/
http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/01/15/world-of-********-may-soon-have-a-free-veteran-edition
It doesn't look terribly promising, however - sounds like an "F2P" experience as horribly limited as that of SWTOR.
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Tacs are overrated.
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Build questions? Look here!
http://hitechnews.org/news/world-of-********-may-be-adding-free-to-play-for-veterans-2/
Possibly worse. I've done the SWTOR one, and it is at least doable, especially after 1 paid month to unlock some features permanently. What's been speculated on the WoW one so far is about as annoying as the free trial version, which I've also recently played, and might as well have had HAL saying "I can't do that Dave" at every other button push.
Yea, I got that vibe too.
You might have them look at the promotional video discussion for Everquest Next. The "holy grails" discussed and demonstrated might get them off WoW (when it releases anyway).
For the link-averse, it looks like all they're doing is letting lapsed accounts log into the same lame-azz "F2P" thing they have for new accounts - that is, no higher than lvl 20, severe restrictions on gold, mail, and suchlike, and you'll never, ever get to ride anywhere.
So it's even worse than I thought.
"I'm sorry Dave but I can't do that."
As I noted, though, it turns out the rumor is bogus - they're letting lapsed accounts log into the same gimped "F2P" model they already have for new ones.
normal text = me speaking as fellow formite
colored text = mod mode
Hmm... I think I'll stick to the game I'm currently playing along with STO... A game my current Avatar comes from. At least the ground rides are free (when you hit level 14 that is) and you can craft and use gliders when you start.
And of course Star Trek Online gives you free staships...
"Hah! You are doomed! You're only armed with that pathetic excuse for a musical instrument!!!" *the Savage Beast moments before Lonnehart the Bard used music to soothe him... then beat him to death with his Fat Lute*
-Leonard Nimoy, RIP