Best Wow Professions For Legion (2024 Updated)

I am into the archangel stories so i really enjoyed this movie. Good acting, good action. Nice story line. I liked Legion better.

Priest great flick. Legion glad it came with Priest because I wasn’t going to go out of my way to purchase it. Priest has some real great special effects, excellent story. Under rated id say.

Both movies are interesting. Great performance of Paul Bettany.

Legion is the best xpac since Wrath of the Lich King. The Broken Isles are visually appealing, although there’s an excessive amount of ‘you can’t get there from here’ especially in Highmountain and Stormheim.

There’s robust lore and great storytelling. Scaling zones allows freedom to visit the zones you love and spend less time in the ones you don’t. It feels slow and grindy at times but there’s enough to do to break things up.

The one dismal spot is Argus. It’s dark and depressing. I couldn’t get out of there fast enough. An altogether satisfying outing from Blizzard after 6 years of meh.

My brother actually got me into this game a few years back. Him and his wife have been playing for at LEAST 20 years. Theres always new quests and the game is pretty much never ending. The only thing I would change is the subscription cost.

It’s a little pricey but its an amazingly fun game!.

I actually was introduced to this game by my husband. Must I add, I was not into any type of video game/pc game at all. That was 5 years ago. Now I play this game on my own and am enjoying Legion better.

I started off in Mists of Pandaria which I loved because of the Pandarians lol. They’re pandas if you didn’t catch that. But, I was a panda combat rogue, now I’m prestige 6 fire mage. This is definitely a fun game.

It’s more interactive now which is where I catch myself playing literally for HOURS. So be careful. it’s VERY addictive. You can do many world quests and Emissary Quests that gives boxes with possible legendary gear (which is definitely what you want).

Bought this discounted and the code worked perfectly. WoW Legion is truly a breath of fresh air if you’re an old mmo veteran like me returning to the game after a few years. Jumping right in with character boost was great and has kept me hooked.

The leveling experience can be a bit of a slog if you’re starting from scratch as you move through each expansion. It entails a lot of jumping around as Blizzard has sped up the process of gaining levels.

This is only a problem if you want to stick around for the story since you’ll be overpowered by the end of each zone. Overall, WoW still brings out the kid in me 10 years later and keeps up the thrill.

Basically your typical WoW expansion. New continent, new class, 10 levels, new instances, some new stuff added and some old stuff removed. More of the same grinding for upgrades and but no more garrison stuff.

Instead they’ve added class halls; an instanced area where you are surrounded by people from your own class with lots of stuff to do. Also Dalaran is back as the new hub city.

I love the atmosphere of WoD. The new zones look amazingly beautiful and quests are surprisingly enjoyable. This game finally feels like WoW again, which I was looking forward to as I was never a fan of MoP.

Garrisons are really fun and seem like a breath of fresh air, I’ll definitely be spending a lot of time with mine. Not too thrilled with certain class changes and losing spells, or the new character models, which are only alright, but overall pretty happy with the game right now.

I have been playing this game for many years through all expansions. I love that my character has grown with me through my journey. World of warcraft is a multiplayer online rpg game that is still a standard in which rpg are measured.

You create a character or avatar that journeys through a variety of quests and dungeons as you level up. Multiple races and classes allow you to choose your play style. There isn’t an “end” to the game, it develops over time.

Many players have played over 5-10-15 years. This game will suck you into it’s world but that can also be a great thing where you for lasting real life relationships.

The World of Warcraft PC game has wonderful introductory graphics, which out-shine the graphics in the game itself. Access to this multi-user game requires monthly subscription fees that are not disclosed during purchase, and are not discovered until the game is installed and an attempt to play prompt the payment alert.

The use of the PC mouse must be supplemented by use of the keyboard arrow keys in order to navigate the locations in the game. These functions leave much to be desired in terms of efficiency, speed and accuracy.

Add-on modules are no longer used by the currently upgraded game, despite their widespread sale across many markets. According to the game’s support department, previous modules have been integrated into the current upgraded game.

This review only addresses the game in levels lower than 10, at which point the game states that everything will be enhanced and improved. For enthusiast with lots of free time (and resources) World of Warcraft might be appealing.

For those who anticipate a graphic single-player adventure game, with lots of actions and reactions, other game might be more appealing. Despite the ubiquitous playing of this game, it can only be recommended to a very select group of gamers; particularly those who don’t mind tedium.

TL;DR: if you like easy-in fun, quick 5-mans, exploration for fun and profit, and choices with consequence you should give this a go. Longer update follows. I bounced off WoW a long time ago. The grind for mats, the focus on raiding, the gearscore-dependent PvP were all designed for folks with a bunch of spare time, which isn’t me 🙂 I sank my teeth into Guild Wars and ESO in the meantime, but on a friend’s urging (FML) I gave this a go.

Everything is different for someone who’s been out of things since Cataclysm, this game feels tailored to ALL WoW’s players. There’s still a raiding game if that’s your thing, but improvements across the board make it more accessible for us dirty casuals.

They’re making it much more like (IMO) Warcraft 3, not just in the vein that Alliance and Horde are fighting a war (that’s back, baby) but they’ve put in mini games that are far more like MOBAs or RTS games if you want a break from the grind.

There’s a mission type which allows you to go to an island (contested) and gather resources from random mobs. It’s pure rondo-killing fun, all while jacking up one of the precious resources you need (Azurite).

MOBILE The mobile app’s seen an overhaul, and much like Assassin’s Creed games, you can now collect heroes/followers and send ’em on missions. These are hard-linked to the game, in that playing WoW gives you “War Resources” (found in chests all over the map, in inconvenient locations that promote exploration – so much fun just “walking west” and finding stuff).

These WR are used to power missions – level 4 missions might need 20, and so on. You get heroes that are permanent, and followers that burn out after a number of uses – followers are also replenished with WR.

All this can be done in-game, too, BUT. It means you play WoW, get funky resources, and not care about dealing with turn-ins and whatnot. Then, when you’re on the train in the AM, you can send your minions on missions, deal with loot, and so on (which all gives, you guessed it, Azurite).

LIMITING CHOICE FOR FUN AND PROFIT I’d read about this and thought “They’ve porked it. ” Back in the good ol’ days, playing say a Warlock, you’d unlock your affliction, demonology, and destruction spells as you leveled, You would then configure your spec based on the three talent trees, and have a cast bar with 11,002 spells on it.

Now, they limit you: pick ONE. This means choices have consequences – demonology warlocks don’t get high-end nuke spells (that’s destro). Affliction don’t get massive minions. And destruction doesn’t get all the dots ever.

Sounds a bit pants, until you play, because they’ve also made each class have proc mechanics that give fun and variety. You don’t have all the resources anymore like soul stones (or reagents for mages, or… all that painful fun-stopping micro is gone).

While out doing your warlock thing, you’ll get procs of various kinds based on soul shards you magically get just by killing, and those will unlock more powerful spells you can introduce in your rotation for amazing pushback.

It means the classes are far less roll-your-face-across-the-keyboard, and more alert, waiting for the procs, maximizing your tank/healer/dps roles. You don’t have low-power spells to worry about, and you also don’t get the thing where fighting a rogue, you’re fighting the rogue with all abilities.

Once you work out their spec, counters are more meaningful. I’m playing a frost mage atm, and for the first time ever it’s fun. The procs are killer, you’ve got slow-and-steady wins the race for the most part, but a fun set of procs and skillful use of ranged snares and ION CANNON DEATH FROM ABOVE will yield massive aoe or single target burst.

It’s situational, it’s risky, but it’s rewarding. There’s a huge amount here that changes it from “watching the cast bars” to “playing the game and your opponents. ” FIXING QUEUES One of the things that Destroyed Richard’s Fun™ was queues.

You want to do a 5-man- You’re DPS- So sad, Jojo, so sad. You’re in a 45 minute queue just to play the game. Now, the queues implement two neat mechanics. 1. Level scaling. The dungeons and players are scaled, so instead of LFG for say 110-112 players, you’re LFG for all eligible players (110-120).

The game has a random dungeon finger that encourages you by (wait for it) Azurite etc. Rewards, so if you’ve cleared the dungeons, you can rando it up and get better rewards. The loot is scaled for you (as far as I’ve sen).

2. Cross-region PUGs. You’re now in queues with the Americas etc. So, it’s not just Oceanic realms, it’s the entire planet, which might mean your latency is up and down a bit, but you’ll get a game. I’ve never had a queue time for more than a minute as DPS.

Now the bit of the game I like (5-man) is immediately, and always, accessible. No waiting, straight in. I don’t need to manage my game time, I can do what I want, when I want. I can open-world it, or MOBA it, or 5-man it, and just enjoy it when I want to, on my terms.

SOCIAL INTEGRATION The Blizzard app is now one of the best IM applications 🙂 It’s cross-game, which it’s always been, but it’s now also supporting groups. I can set up a group of WoW people wanting to murder on Aman’Thul, and we can check in and see who’s up for murder at any time.

The mobile app is exceptional, better than Skype IMO 🙂 Push notifications work, etc. It is a nice quality of life feature that keeps you connected with your friends whether you’re in WOW or on the train.

You can plan, if that’s your thing, without being in the game. STORY AND QUESTS Oh, man. They’ve really doubled-down on this. The Horde are definitely the bad guys (I play Horde and love it). They’re bad for all the right reasons.

Sylvanas is now Warchief, and rules with an iron fist. The Forsaken are her homies. The Tauren and Orc are grudging allies, because all other roads have been cut off. And the blood elves are like “Whatevs, she’s all powerful and that’s our music.

” The first mission you get after popping your 110 level boost cherry is the siege of lordaron. You go in there, it’s a faux 20man raid that teaches you about your class mechanics (there are tank/healer/dps NPCs for the scenarios).

But aside from that, it’s rich with story, where Sylvanas sacrifices most of her army to bring Lordaeron down on the heads of the Alliance. It sets the tone, you know- The game is filled with these little cinematic-heavy side quests, interspersed with the questing.

It leaves me feeling hungry for the next one, and provides a guiding purpose for the main open world game other than killing ten rats. MINI GAMES These are great. I mentioned the island one, right- So basically it’s a short mission where you can just go hog wild, but there are others.

For e. g. , there are lots of scenarios with mechanics. Night before last I had to raise a baby triceratops, which would normally make me claw out my eyes. The mini games in the set involved feeding her steroids, growing her, racing her, and fighting a massive t-rex, all with changeable cast bars at the bottom.

Now, in Guild Wars, when they take away your primary weapon set and give you a magical mystery one, it’s almost always painful. Your spec is tuned for your cast bars, and you don’t WANT to play a different way.

This feels different, these are all fun, there’s no jank or troublesome mechanics that make you pound the keyboard in frustration. GFX AND SOUND Bliz have always had great sound, but their music and sound stage feels better, more optimized for spacial sound (caves have echo, if you’ve got surround cans or speakers audio is very positional, etc.

). The GFX is the unsung hero tho. The 2004 game was fugly. This one isn’t, it’s much more like Heroes of the Storm or Diablo 3 in graphical fidelity. I’ve played it on my gaming PC and Mac laptop, and even though the Mac is quite a bit lower in visual spec it still looks great.

When you play on the PC, it looks greater than great, but in subtle and non-specific ways, mostly about lighting and particle effects. It doesn’t feel crusty or grungy. THE DOWNSIDE Coming back in from what, seven years away, I had a lot to relearn.

Macros to edit, castbars to change, rotations to learn. The best thing is to use your 110 level boost, get the training from the dude, and then just wing it. It’s a good time but you’ll need to unlearn a few old memories.

Also, the monthly fee. I’m enjoying it, but I will probably grind my way through content and opt-out. I don’t mind being a content tourist, but a monthly sub ensures I’ll be an on-again, off-again player.

It limits diving back in like ESO or Guild Wars with their forever-free mechanics. Well done, worth your time.

Purchased a copy of this from Target at Cypress, TX. The box was not wrapped in shrink wrap but the box appeared sealed. Asked the guy to sign the receipt in case the code was already used. Sure enough, drove all the way home to find out it was already used.

Really frustrating – the codes should be under scratch-off wax so you can easily tell if it’s been scratched off. Going to buy online codes from now on.

Please be warned, only buy this if you can afford too. It is quite an addictive game and the developers are shady in trying to squeeze every last penny out of you. In conclusion, this game is only for hardcore gamers with money too spare.

On a side note, this is nothing against Mighty Ape, I often use this store and find it excellent. I just want to warn people against shady business practices in gaming.

Already having an active Blizzard Account working for World of Warcraft, this worked just perfect for me to upgrade the game from the Mists of Pandaria Expansion status. As a note, I had first worked the game as an Online Subscription without any Discs, then to MoP with discs and finally to WoD on discs.

For those of you who have never played World of Warcraft, know that what is most important is obtaining an online account with Blizzard (The company that makes WoW) and Maintaining Upgraded Status with it.

Having Discs is not is super important but keep in mind WoW is a Massive Game Environment requiring many GBs of Installation. For most of you with a Cable ISP allowing Unlimited Bandwidth installation is no problem.

For less than that, installation can be almost impossible. Discs are best so you don’t have to download all that stuff. WoW can be had in many versions and fully playable. The various expansions gain you access to more content, especially at higher levels.

The current standard is up to the Warlords of Draenor Expansion until the Legion Expansion takes over in August 2016. Most earlier expansion sets needed the earlier versions already installed on your computer for your expansion to work.

This set can install the whole game fresh – That avoids a gigantic headache!This is a great way for a new player to start out. Patching the versions together from the original (Vanilla) on up is a nightmare you need to avoid.

Once your settled in, it’ll be easy to add Legion by simply downloading it from Blizzard. Sound complicated? Don’t Worry: Just get this and install it and you’ll be fine. Now, I’m an old Role Playing Fan since the 1990’s when the games were so limited and simple but still fun.

And I wished for a vast game that just kept going on forever. The basics of these games are always the same: You Maximize your Character’s Strengths level by level, upgrade the weaponry and armor when you can and explore everything.

When I finally migrated to World of Warcraft, it wasn’t just the massive content that surprised me – It was the various nature of that vast content that blew me away. Fighting and exploring is expected but.

Well, You Name It: Developing traditional occupations like Blacksmithing, Tailoring, etc. , Pet Battling, Playing Fairground Games, Raiding separate Dungeons, Group Player Vs. Player Battlegrounds, Honing Riding Skills including Flying and Underwater Mounts, Trading at Auction Houses, Mailing Items to your Friends or other characters.

or just relaxing with a cold drink while fishing at the nearest pond. And that’s just thetip of the iceberg! So, World of Warcraft isn’t just a game: It’s many different types of games embedded within the gaming system called WoW.

There’s bound to be something that tickles your fancy here, so intend to invest a lot of time else stay away. As for Kids: Parents, please don’t blame Blizzard for creating a bad environment for them.

You may think I’m crazy for saying this but it’s great for engaging young thinkers, Believe it or not. This is a Problem Solving Game. It forces you to think your way from one situation to the next. Don’t use your head and you won’t get anywhere.

Sure there’s stylized violence inferred (It’s Swords and Sorcery after all) but the emphasis is mostly on humor and the violence is downplayed – not very graphic. It’s actually quite cute in many ways.

I think WoW would be the perfect gaming environment for kids except for one thing: The Lame-Brain Adult Players who don’t care what they say in the Chat Functions or who may see it. They are the real problem! Wish I knew how to solve that.

Have a responsible adult form Special Guilds (Official Groups) for them so that the kids can play together away from the nasty adults. Chat can’t be avoided but at least video and pictures aren’t exchanged.

Our kids deal with far worse than WoW! So, if Role Playing is your thing (Maybe only during Halloween) this is your game. You won’t need any others! And Ladies, Please don’t shy away. You need to unleash your inner She-Ra every now and then too.

Please replace the guys playing gals! (Although I do it too. The Females just look better when beating something down, right?).

I was so very excited for the release of this expansion and was very disappointed. This is the expansion where it became obvious that Blizzard was designing games around systems to try and keep people subbing and while that may have been the goal of previous expansions the quality with WoD was not there to disguise the prerogative.

There were a lot of key components of the expansion that were left incomplete and it definitely felt like the game was lacking.

Just what you’d expect from blizzard, the art was well done, the landscapes were mesmerizing. People say they got the idea from Kung Fu Panda but when you play this expansion you won’t care. You will forget about that after you see the landscapes and hear the powerful music that they have in store for you! I don’t play any of the expansion packs for the Lore but for the gameplay, and I thought the gameplay was interesting especially for the Monk class.

For the stuff you get in the box: The mouse pad is cool looking and really is limited edition, blizzard or amazon doesn’t even sell it The CD for the soundtrack is powerful Haven’t used any of the codes yet but the mount code they give you for WoW is cool looking, the pet is eh.

The hardback artwork book is printed in good quality and has really cool concept art. Haven’t watched the behind the scene DVD yet but in total, you are getting 5 discs, 2 DVDs, 1 CD, and MoP on 2 DVD-ROMs If you like to display your collector’s edition boxes then you’ll be happy with this once because it has all of the accents on the box beveled out.

The box looked likes an ancient book with worn edges, just like you’d find on Pandaria.

There appears to be no distinguishable differences ingame between the CE and the digital deluxe version. Exact same benefits and achievements from what I can see. If you want the mount/pet, but don’t care about the RL goodies, get the digital deluxe instead.

Even if you don’t care about the pet/mount, the other bonuses in this package might be worth the $40 difference between this and the regular expansion, but if you like having the pet and mount, well worth it.

As to the expansion itself- from what I’ve seen thus far (full starting area as panda monk, first couple of zones in the 85+ content) the expansion has some really beautiful content, and I’ve enjoyed the story lines and bits of flavor found all over the place.

As with WotLK’s initial release you can’t fly in the new areas till hitting level cap. The Panda starting area is a bit unique as you are separate from both horde and alliance (and able to chat with all the other starter pandas) until the end of the starting zone.

I haven’t played WoW since early Cata. So some of the things that I mentioned above may not pertain to this expansion. So consider this a review of all the content released after early Cata included into MoP expansion.

I believe if you have a group of people who are really enjoyable to be around, this game might last you a few months. However I really lost interest in playing in a Raiding Guild.

Don’t be offended by the 3 stars. This is the first time using this product. Bought it specifically for newly seeded area. One section was planted in the Fall, so I put it down yesterday. Other section just sprouted, so I have to hold off on it.

Several weeks before I planted seeds, I used a regular weed killer on bare ground and hope that helps. One warning, though. It is a very dusty material to put down so be prepared for it!.

If you want to garden organically, you have to expect for results to take time. I’ve been using WOW for years and have noticed a distinct reduction in weeds and a remarkable increase in the health of my lawn.

BUT IT TAKES TIME. Those who think they’ll see a dramatic difference after one application may be disappointed at first, but give the anti-germination properties a chance to work. As they say in the explanations for this product – the timing is crucial.

You can also use other organic weed products like the iron X or you can take care of weeds the old fashioned way for a bit. Pulling weeds has always been good exercise. I do both and sleep better knowing that I am neither poisoning my yard nor my dogs.

Or myself for that matter!.

We have been using Lawn Alive or WOW for lost 20 years. People are always impressed with how good our lawn looks. They ask if we have a lawn service. We laugh because all we do is put WOW on once a year and mow when needed.

It took a couple of years to establish itself but since then it makes life easy. And it is so good to know we are not harming any of the frogs, toads, snakes, birds, etc that live here as well.

Was super pumped to get this game thinking it was the old version of the battleship game, but news flash it’s totally not. It’s okay, but I wouldn’t recommend or tell any of my friends to go out and buy.

Sorta feel like it’s a just taking up space on my bookshelf.

I wish I had bought it long ago! The Kamikaze alone makes this purchase well worth the money, then factor in the other premium ships, the 30 days of premium time, and the in-game currency. GREAT DEAL.

Normally I Division . This game offers a pleasant change of pace while still being exciting and action packed.

Popular since 1989 and still going strong, this must be my umpteenth bottle. I always have a bottle of Joop Homme in my collection and I always wear some at least twice a week. Joop Homme is unmistakable, it is not generic but so absolutley out there in its own aromatic niche genre.

Sweet, fruity, so very fruity, leathery, spicy with that inimitable warm glow you always pleasingly acquire with it. Longevity, sillage and projection are always excellent with Joop Homme. So value for money is always there, just as the fragrance is always there Aromatic to the very core of wearing a boquet of excellence that to be honest nearly everyone compliments.

A lot of people recognize it and some may suggest that its yesterdays frag or that its old school but it matters not. in reality its a timeless classic, a classic to be worn over and over. If you love fragrances, then youll love Joop Homme, your collection is not complete without it.

The name really says it all about this frag. WOW! It is an olfactory playland, caught somewhere between Dior Homme Intense and Wanted. Oh boy, this is smooth stuff. This is the scent I have been hunting for, it was love at first squirt.

Normally, frags have to grow on me or air out a little after the first use. This was a much different thing. The first sniff and I knew this was the one. not the Dior One. that’s nice too. but the one scent I would wear every day for life.

Its not heavy one way or the other. Its heady, warm, friendly, not obnoxious, has a sweet vibe like an orange peel but wrapped in fine aged leather. Might be a squeeze of something lightly oriental and middle eastern but its not taking over the frag.

This is the best of every frag you love rolled into one omitting the bad parts that you don’t like. Perhaps not a perfect choice for office until dry down, but one could pull it off I think. I have not tested yet the performance and sillage, but since it is a Joop frag I will give the benefit of the doubt and suggest it will last and project well as Joop frags tend to.

This is a good solid buy.

The very exciting 2nd expansion to an already amazing game. World of Warcraft. The Lich King Arthas awaits your presence. Fight your way through the frozen tundra of Northrend and level in excitement with all new armor, weapons and mounts to collect.

My personal favorite expansion to date!.

As with the first expansion, The Burning Crusade, Blizzard has retooled and streamlined the different character classes, though this time around the changes are significantly more sweeping and dynamic than they had been in Crusade.

It isn’t just the classes that are seeing changes, though: Blizzard has taken up the chisel to overhaul the game’s core mechanics, and the game is better off for it. The meat of WotLK is the brand-new continent of Northrend, where the eponymous Lich King, Arthas, set up his headquarters after the end of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne.

Northrend’s various locales provide hunting grounds for adventurers of level 70 and above, eventually leading players directly to Arthas’ proverbial doorstep. It cannot be stressed enough – Northrend is absolutely beautiful.

Sure, the WoW engine has never been exactly top-of-the-line, but Blizzard keeps pushing its own envelope, and compensates for lackluster technical specs with absolutely fantastic art direction. From the towering cliffs of Howling Fjord to the luminescent foliage of Crystalsong Forest, WotLK looks great (and is a welcome change from the bleak, war-scarred landscapes of Outland).

Lich King takes everything that Blizzard has already done in WoW and makes it better. While there are still the standard “Kill X enemies, gather Y items” quests, there’s more variety and higher quality than ever, and many of the quests tie in to the storyline in a way that players rarely saw in Burning Crusade.

Blizzard has also pushed its own bar higher with the new dungeons – enemy encounters are more creative, engaging, and just plain fun than ever before. While WotLK makes the core WoW experience better, it does bring some new features beyond the continent of Northrend – the most prominent of which is the addition of the game’s first new class since its launch in 2004, the Death Knight.

Death Knights start at level 55, though players will have to already have a character at least at level 55 on any given server in order to create one. The Death Knight is a great addition to the game’s roster, and their class mechanics – focused on constantly regenerating magical Runes and afflicting their foes with diseases – are pretty unique, and most importantly, very dynamic and fun.

Blizzard deserves special credit for the Death Knight starting area and accompanying storyline, which is worth starting a new Death Knight just for the experience; it’s arguably the best three or four hours anywhere in World of Warcraft.

So after all that its a very great game may still lack in some area’s but still very good very recomended :).

Let me start by saying; This expansion is much better than “Burning Crusade”, for anyone wondering. This is an additional expansion module for the original game, “World of Warcraft” or “WoW”. The entire game is a great value for the money, even with the modest $15/mo fee to play online, which is necessary to play the game.

The original game, and “Burning Crusade” are also required. So, unless you have those already, I suggest starting with the original World of Warcraft game, then adding the expansions. You will get months of play time before these are necessary to continue.

I would not personally recommend “WoW” for anyone under age. The game does have some moral merit, although many of those concepts are actually a little complicated for a child to comprehend and it is too easy for an unsupervised child to take the wrong course of action without consequence.

It also contains violence, and interaction with other players that provide a host of bad examples for children. The other problem with it for young children is that it takes a tremendous amount of time to accomplish anything, and will interfere with their responsibilities, such as homework and chores.

On the other hand, I highly recommend this game for anyone between the ages of 18 and 100. My mother plays at the age of 83. She has been playing for over 5 years now and loves it! It provides her with hours of entertainment without leaving the comfort of her desk chair.

This includes social interaction, since the game is played via online connection to thousands of other players. These are my personal opinions of the game and do not reflect the intent of the makers, nor are they designed to interfere with sales.

I enjoy the game myself and endorse it for what I consider the proper age groups. Buy it, dive in, and enjoy! It’s a lot of fun and well worth the money considering the months and years of play you will get for it!.

Cons: The game is almost 20 years old so there are drawbacks, right now you cant use battle. net due an auto-patch that will replace your vintage game with something less good. Pros: The game has aged very well and was before its time when it did come out.

Graphics are still pretty good (just not super extravagant). Story is one of the best ever written until you get into about the third expansion of the MMORPG that was based off it.

I used to play this game all the time. It was fun and really good way to kill time in-between class. I dont have much time to play it now but it feels good to know that i can come back to it whenever I have a chance.

The graphics are outdated as compared to new games standards but if you dont care about that you will have a blasts playing this game. if you have a hard time passing levels there are always cheat codes for this game.

( it ruins the game play so i suggest playing without them) With the battle chest you get the original game plus the expansion pack. You also get game guides to make sure you get the most out of your gaming experience.

All in all it is a great game and for price you cant go wrong.

Very good game and comprehensive package. Not much else to say since Ive only started playing and Im satisfied. Installation was very smooth and am glad I can play it without the needing to plug in my cd drive (my laptop doesn’t have one built in) every time I want to play the game.

Shadowlands tends to be a well rounded expansion so far, although this has been the longest raid tier in my memory. CE box is different to the others in my collection, the sigils for each covenant have a reflective quality to them which looks really good on the box.

The Pins are a nice addition, good solid feel to them. Mousepad feels a bit cheap, I personally prefer the cloth feel so that could be why. Soundtrack is a digital download this time round, nothing wrong with that but I like the physical loot.

Art book gorgeous as usual. A good buy.

Package came promptly and factory sealed as advertised. There was no damage in shipping. I would have preferred to pay retail price instead of $174.99, but everyones got to make a buck.

The thumbnail for the item appears to be a CG render of a physical boxed copy, so I was disappointed to receive just a card with a redemption code, as I’ve been collecting the boxes since the first edition of the game.

I must confess. after reading everything about Anthem, I was skeptical and waiting for a deep sale before purchase. Glad I did. As of the date/time of this writing, I am really enjoying the game. Always been an Ironman fan.

Anthem seem to operate a lot in the same manner. but on a less. superhero level and more of a desperate fight for your life type of scenario. The gameplay is pretty solid and the graphics can be breathtaking.

Really. You could spend hours just in free-roam flying around and meeting other players doing “open world” random events or just farming crafting materials. Some of my friends who are older players say they quit Anthem because of the bugs from launch.

Trust me. just about all of them were fixed with the latest (early) August 2019 update which includes the cataclysms. Before this, I was getting some of the older reported disconnects and level issues with either getting stuck or glitchy movement.

There is still a small bug where if you go into your menu in open world. this could cause an issue. But I was able to remedy this by re-entering my menu and then exiting again. Didn’t have to quit the game or re-start my PS4.

Of course, your results may vary. Overall. *(and I never thought I would be saying this) – after the latest update, I dorecommend Anthem. To all the older players who played Anthem BEFORE the cataclysm update – come back and check it out.

Worth a look if nothing else. My online friend Rose came back and she was shocked at all that has changed and plays with me online often now. There is a new seasonal store with the Cataclysm update and new emotes, skins, etc.

She and I both are having a blast with it. In closing, if you [like me] are one of those players who were either skeptical or waited to try Anthem, NOW is the time to strike. Sales for this game and just about everywhere you look – even for the Legion of Dawn Edition which includes extras.

Very nice value (for Steelbook Legion of Dawn Edition) and great gameplay. So far, it seems kinda like Destiny, but with jetpacks plus other cool weapons & interesting enemies. I just finished the initial (introductory mission) and look forward to completing the rest with my son (& perhaps another friend or two of ours), as it’s campaign is online co-op.

I recommend looking for the Legion of Dawn Edition to quickly obtain some weapon level boost(s). The weapons selection menus are not too hard to navigate either.

The game plays perfectly. This was the standard edition and it came with no case. You guys should of advertised that this was standard edition and it came with no case. This was NOT legion of dawn edition.

The game does play perfectly and no problems what so ever.