Wow Gold -- another convert Blizzard

If I was asked to come up with a hierarchical list of words that best described myself one of the last words I thought I would ever consider to put on that list is `gamer'. Not that there's anything bad about being one, it's just not something I've ever participated in. That is until I discovered `World of Warcraft' last week. Out of curiosity and completely out of character I purchased one of those $1.99 14-day trial editions of `World of Warcraft' on DVD-ROM and began the downloading process upon my return home. After a marathon, seemingly unending updating process on my PC I couldn't help but entertain second thoughts concerning my impulsive venture into the world of online gaming but eventually the process was complete and I was permitted to give this cyberspace experience a try.

I have to say it, WOW and I'm not referring to the acronym for the game in question. After creating your character and clicking on the field labeled "Enter World" you're in for an amazing adventure. The colors, the creatures and the well-defined story-line make you literally feel as though you have literally entered into a landscape of mythic proportions. The most amazing aspect of the game from my perspective is its RP (role playing) capabilities that allow the player to feel as though he is an integral part of the game, molding the landscape and changing the tides of war by his decisions and actions. Truly amazing!

I'm sure it's obvious to anyone reading this review, I'm hooked. You've got another convert Blizzard!