A -game- that provides no incentive for in depth, hardcore play would quickly fall to pieces. A social networking site can do this just fine, however. Which is why they are DIFFERENT THINGS.

Just add a "/Facebook" command in WoW. Done.

I'll send an invoice, good day.

It would be interesting to see a social networking site that connects with a MMO, facebook for WoW should be something blizzard is looking into

It's like once this guy official kills WoW (read: it becomes saturated in 3 years before WoW 2) he can die happy. He speaks with so much disdain for it.

"just because their friends happened to start the game before they did, and maybe started on a different server or whatever, if we can start to get rid of some of those social blocks, I think it can get even better"
Hi Mr. Barker! Blizzard is already doing this with free server transfers and making early-game leveling/gearing easier by the update. Why don't you focus on making a fun game?

I've always said MMOs would be better if you didn't have to grind to endgame to be able to play with and against those who are at the endgame without feeling severely underpowered.

Still it's amazingly stupid how out of control whole idea of a "barrier of entry" has become more annoying than the term "casual" in such a short time.

Honestly, what Blizzard needs to do more than anything else is to continue to make more interesting missions. That's the most vital ingredient missing from most MMO's.. although I'm trying to avoid MMO's for the rest of my days....

Farmtown > WoW???

I think facebook is a waste of time. WoW is just to addicting to invest in. Facewow would probably suck.

An MMO that caters to the Facebook group. No hand-eye coordination required!

Otherwise known as... Second Life? That doesn't seem to be competing with WoW.

Everquest man doesn't realize this has been thought of long before him!

The casual market is taking down our industry one genre at a time!

But seriously, no casual gamer wants to play WoW. No matter what you put on it, WoW is and always will be considered a game that only "Losers" play. That only leaves the option of making a new MMO for Facebook, which would probably be something along the lines of Home and Second Life instead of WoW. If that's the case, how do they expect to make any money? Nobody would actually pay for something like that (If it was free, then I could see it being successful...maybe). I think this guy is just mad that WoW is butt-owning every MMO in sight.

Douche.

So I'm the only one who thinks a GRINDLESS MMO would be awesome?

I put WOW and Facebook in the same category. Time wasters. Only difference is that with Facebook is free. Paying to play the same game every month never appealed to me, then again neither has the WOW art style.

I just updated my Facebook status and gained 10,000 XP. Yay?

Facebook is a game?

I'm not so sure I'd want to play an MMO with your standard MMO player, or the youtube/twitter/facebook user...or as Conan put it last week...you-twit-face.

I can see what he is saying, but facebook is FREE. WoW would probably have a billion people playing if it was free, and Facebook would be as dead as classmates.com if it charged.

I get what he is saying.

Makes sense in context

PEople need to get over this "topple world of warcraft" bullshit. It's not going anywhere any time soon. The best you can do is try something different, and if it doesn't work, move on to something else.

Guild Wars 2, if ANet ever get around to releasing it, could 'kill' WoW. It is (should be) essentially the same as WoW except without server limitations (they say there will be servers, but you can switch between servers as much as you like) and without any monthly fee. I think those two things combined, if they publicise it enough, could see the death of WoW.

Other than that, I don't see anything killing WoW.

WoW will only die when it chooses to.

Heck, think about that. No coordinates addon, and no place to research where a quest item could be found with the coordinates listed for you. No WoWhead database kept carefully maintained, and no awesome players that go to WoWhead to share their experiences with quests or items or where they were lucky enough to find something or how they managed to take down something tricky. No writers with their own websites, just chatting away about their experiences playing different classes, and sharing tips on how to get the most out of them… or at least sharing commonly made mistakes to keep you from doing the same. No fan driven news sites to help you know Promotional Sweets what’s going on, what to expect, what to be on the lookout for. If it wasn’t for MMO Champion and WoWhead and Hunter bloggers and the players of the game sharing their experiences on those sites, I never would have known about the Spirit Bear pet available to Hunters to tame in the 3.2 patch, where he could be found, or had an addon that constantly scanned the area for a Unique critter Spirit Bear so I knew if he popped up. Something no company can plan on providing on their own. There is simply no way a company can devote the resources, the hours, the money to come up with all the amazing things that you, the readers, provide to the community yourself. he skills that you each have on your own, researching or programming or testing or being enthusiastic and positive and sharing that energy, that you each provide on websites and in forums and blogs throughout the world. Perhaps the MMO developer of the future, to try and capture some of the success of WoW, will have to devote serious thought on making it easy for a community to form.
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