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1. Redman says

   Have played this game for a very long time… 3 years and counting. Have tried many others with free trials and still cme back to this one.

   December 11, 2009, 3:42 pm
2. Idle says

   This game is cool and i would tell anybody to get it if they are into rpg and some online gaming

   December 12, 2009, 4:27 am
3. Kaiser says

   I left this game back in 2004 to pursue other MMOs. Well I’m back after 5 years off and am I glad I returned. Not much for me to say that already hasn’t been said.

   Deep stories and engaging quests.
   Fantastic character development.
   I find the graphics to be very appealing.
   An old system can run this just fine..My rig can run this at nearly 500 frames-per-second. So old or new, doesn’t matter. It just looks good with major attention to detail.

   I’ve been wanting to come back to this game for a long time, and as with you read up on reviews and in forums as to whats going on. And as with you have read over and over about all the childish nonsense that goes on and how the culture just makes for a miserable experience. Allow me to dispell some of that.

   I rejoined expecting just a ton of BS and to not play for more than a few days. I also expected it to be dead dead dead. Any one who has played an MMO then quit, then comes back years later knows that lower level zones are barren for the most part which really sugz.

   Well, this game is very active. Low level zones have a descent amount of people in them that are level appropriate, and usually a few high level players around to lend a hand.

   Now as far as the brain-damaged teenie bopper crowed. Yes they are there BUT!!!! But…it’s easy to squelch their idiotic babble. All you do is right click their name then chose ignore. BAM! You just muted an idiot! I’ve done this for the past couple of weeks and I must say that the bulk of the chatting I read is on subject and appropriate. My ignore list is HUGE. When in a mjor city just watch the chat, you can spot the ‘tards from a mile away. Right click their name/ignore. Those that respond to the nonsense? Right click name/ignore. Works like magic! Even in doing so, I still manage to find plenty of good people to group with and have fun with. There is the occasional a-hole but that is by far not the norm.

   Seems it’s never a problem finding a high level to help out on something you have no business doing on your own. Or like a said, groups are fairly easy to come by.

   Hats off to Blizzard for keeping this game alive. To me it’s all new again and fun. Also kudos for having regular events and polishing this game every chance they get.

   Now is the perfect time to rejoin or sign up for the first time. You’ll have plenty of time to move through the current content and come next November, the entire world is going to be redone. So you’ll see it pre and post “cataclysm”.

   One more thing, choose your sever wisely. They have data centers all over the country, choosing one near you might be a good idea. Also choosing one in your time zone is a good idea as a lot of things are planned on server time. Go online and look up where the data centers are and go from there. Blizzard does not share that information and you wont find it in game.

   December 12, 2009, 4:17 pm
4. McLellan says

   i love playing this game with my friends but once you start playing you dont have to stop so I wouldnt advise playing this game it’ll mess up your life.

   December 13, 2009, 3:56 am
5. Egan says

   But, this game is an absolute waste of time, in all senses of the word.

   It is not fun, it is not addictive, the only thing it manages to do is simulate work while you’re supposed to be enjoying your leisure time.

   I completely regret making this purchase, and have canceled my account a LONG.. LONG.. LONG time ago.

   Countless players tried to dissuade me from doing so while I was still playing – just wait until 60, just wait until 70, just wait until 80.. That’s all that this game seems to be – a waiting game. Watching a bar roll across the screen as you dispatch a monster arbitrarily over and over again, then finish the quest that asked you to kill ten of that monster, only to get a tiny bit of vendor trash from it, sell it, buy better gear, get a skill, move onto the next area.

   From Level One, the amount of time it takes to kill a single monster, stays consistent throughout the entire game. You basically just use more skills and smash more buttons while doing so – some players in the game equated this to ’skill’, rather then sitting there and watching the equivalent of an interactive ‘press the button now!’ TV programme.

   Playstyles between classes seem to be a ‘color filter’ over the same rigorous process. Instead of dispatching the ten Ettins you needed with a sword, you can use daggers, claws, arrows, or magic. The difference is essentially null.

   Please, heed the advice of an old gaming enthusiast. Save your life, don’t even start playing this game. Find something more valuable to do with your time. Read a book, write some fiction, read some philosophy – go to college, it’ll do you some good. Just DON’T PLAY THIS GAME.

   December 13, 2009, 4:32 pm
6. Eckenberg says

   We love this game!!
   As a family of 5, it gets a little old playing life or monopoly! This set is visually appealing to us and our older two children (ages 9 & 11). The 2 year old tries to play as well. It has been a little challenging for the young ones, however, we don’t have to skip too many cards to get to one they understand, and it really brings out their talents and skills, in a really fun environment! This game has brought out lots of support for family members, and is helping the kids feel comfortable with themselves, and to not be afraid to be themselves and act silly with the rest of us!
   A very unique set. The mover pieces are just so cool!!

   Even the price tag, for you bargain shoppers, is quiet good. We have a couple of more up-scale games that had a heavier price tag than most family games, but this one has them all beat, hands down. It’s worth every penny.

   December 14, 2009, 4:11 am
7. Jong says

   this really is alot of fun.
   out of all the board games i have ever played, this is the best.

   i get bored very easily – but with this u never know what will happen.
   acting, humming, drawing, molding.. its awesome!!

   December 14, 2009, 4:02 pm
8. Hicks says

   We had a group of people and had the best time playing this game! Even people who hate board games love this game.

   December 15, 2009, 4:09 am
9. Barry says

   Cranium Wow was a lot of fun. I can’t believe that it was that cool. Great product, great seller, even better review. Awesome.

   December 15, 2009, 4:32 pm
10. Lawrence says

    This is a good upgrade if you’ve ran out of cards from the original Cranium. There are even a couple new activities in this one. Only downside I can think of for this version is that the original came with something like artists clay, while this version substitutes playdoh.

    December 16, 2009, 3:51 am
11. Moreland says

    I bought this mouse for my boyfriend last Christmas and within a month it was broken and not working correctly. Total waste of 100 bucks for a flippen mouse.

    December 16, 2009, 4:00 pm
12. Francisco says

    Once you download the software for the mouse it is truely easy to program your mouse buttons. I also use my keyboard to move and I’m a mouse clicking Hunter on the action bar and really only use volley and multi-shot during a fight on this.

    The size is perfect for my hand — 6′ tall and very comfortable as I can play hours upon end when I have nights off (midnight to 6am). The manual could be better but relatively easy to figure out, especially if you don’t want to spend a lot of time making your own macros.

    Reason I bought this was a luxury due to my last mouse going out and yes thought it was cool with all the buttons and lights.

    If I was a serious gamer I could probably pick it apart more but overall I’m happy with it and works good. On ocassion I will get /wwwvolley in the chat due to the macro but I usually recast long before I need to and as the old volley goes out I’m ready with a new one.

    Might not be for everyone but sure beats the old clunky Belkin I had hands down.

    Is it for the serious gamer with which has no life? Maybe maybe not. For me? Yeah I’d buy it again.

    December 17, 2009, 3:55 am
13. Eng says

    I just got this mouse and if you play WOW it looks great…but install is not automatic and lights do not work and emails are blown off by the manufacturer as all they want is the sale and do not support the product.

    1 there is no install program…and no instuctions to install for wow

    2 the connfig screen does not even do anything at all

    3 tech support gives you a we care about email letter and that is it

    4 false advertising on colors for different toons

    5 buttons works but all manual and after the use wow button does nothing and wow does nothing to detect

    after this you can see for more than $30 this mouse bites and you should find another company as they do not support the customers
    if it was $30 or less…buy it and use as normal mouse

    December 17, 2009, 3:44 pm
14. Adkins says

    Only for WoW gamers, totally worth it, interface keeps bugging out when trying to link with WoW Armory.

    December 18, 2009, 3:47 am
15. Handy says

    I’m happy with every aspect of the mouse, except the program that lets u interface your characters profiles, wich doesnt work at all…maybe its a work in progress for the company idk, but its great without, and i would reccomend it to anyone that plays WOW.

    December 18, 2009, 3:50 pm
16. Freiheit says

    I enjoy playing with my friends, and this deal was too good to pass up, the art is awesome, and the game is fun. Friends that have played world of war craft, and friends that haven’t have both enjoyed the game.

    December 19, 2009, 4:16 am