I had three thoughts when I read that Heart of the Swarm is due mid march 2013…
1 – That’s like 7 months away…oh shit! It’s almost December.
2 – I wonder if SC2 is any good?
3 – Who am I kidding, I have dailies to do.
Happy killing.
I had three thoughts when I read that Heart of the Swarm is due mid march 2013…
1 – That’s like 7 months away…oh shit! It’s almost December.
2 – I wonder if SC2 is any good?
3 – Who am I kidding, I have dailies to do.
Happy killing.
Its Tuesday and I was thinking that its odd sometimes to have a free night and actually have time to play a bit. Run a few dailies, maybe start some prospecting, or even just be silly in Stormwind. I know the downtime could be used for WoW downtime too, but I like the odd casual game experience; playing when you don’t have to can be fun after all.
It has me thinking that Blizzard could publish a side game which can be played without the entire game files which advances your toon in some way. A mini-game for the patch period.
Now this could:
I can see why it won’t happen – cost prohibitive, would need to be billable, etc; and the opportunity for a small dev to offer a mini-game to Blizzard is probably bantered around the web every month in some form or another.
To me though it still has merit, and the opportunity for a link up is there. Create a link between the Warcraft franchise in the WoW game with the other forms of Warcraft; the cards, books, etc. Use the otherwise captive attention span of the millions of subscribers to consolidate the brand and experience even further.
Overall as an alternative for tonight perhaps I’ll just go browse for a few good games that are silly and entertaining to muck about with, or go get one of my books and curl up in bed. Not like the housework was going to get finished anyway (wink).
Lastly for all those folks and partners of gamers who look forward to Tuesday as a special break from the everyday addiction, have you seen the WoW Widow t-shirts? Take a look..
Happy Gaming.