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No, the World of Warcraft (WoW) is not officially releasing in India. Well, atleast not that I know of. This particular feature is about an interesting observation that I made about the players of this wonderful game. I'd like to share my experiences of WoW, and players who play the game in India. I'm sure you readers must have read loads about Warcraft; this is a peek into the World of Warcraft from a player's perspective, and his experiences while playing the game.

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I got my copy of WoW way back in December; I am excited about it now, just as I was then. This game is a direct sequel to Warcraft: Frozen Throne. It begins with a brilliant intro-video that takes you to a tour of this virtual universe. Therefore, you're actually playing after Arthas and the Lich King become one. Well, that sounded different in my head, but Warcraft veterans will know what I am talking about.
So I started with a Night Elf Druid - Night Elves are my favorite race, and I liked the idea of a Druid. A Druid in WoW is a specialist unit that can heal themselves, and later in the game can morph into various other animals as and when the situation demands. In WoW, the game will get difficult as you level up, not only because the creeps will be stronger, but also because you will be required to do more and more at higher levels.

I started off in a small village, and after a few missions was sent to a nearby town to explore and eradicate a quest. In WoW, you can't access areas of the world map without exploring the area. In simple terms, you have to walk the entire world-map to be able to access an area on it. So there is a lot of walking around in this game, but most of it is pleasurable as it all looks great.

The graphics are very Warcraftish - with bright visuals and purple colored trees. The great thing about the World of Warcraft is that it makes you believe that you are the centre of all activity, that you are the protagonist in this world filled with 8 million people. There are thousands of quests to complete and gain experience from, and they all range from mindless killings to a strategic rescue operation, to just plain running away from trouble.
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