This will give you another 10 levels to play through, which you will do hyped up on Doritos, Mountain Dew, and twinkies. At some point, game creators will move away from the axis of stupidity, and games that require little more brain power than it takes to stare at a screen. Until then, the rest of us will await the return of sanity. I have a feeling we will be here awhile.The gameplay is pointless, the social benefits are scarce if nonexistent, and quite honestly, it sucks away the lives and money of those that play it. It turns highly intelligent folk into fat, smelly, sweaty people who live for their next hit of Warcrack.They can keep playing for as long as they like, as it's not hurting me. Except it is. Remember how I told you that my beloved Warcraft hasn't been seen since WoW came out? Well, the WoW revenue model has been so successful, that Blizzard may not ever take the chance to build another Warcraft sequel. They're afraid that it won't make as much money, and therefore, won't allocate the resources necessary needed to make fans of the original series happy.

In my opinion, World of Warcraft is quite possibly the worst thing to happen to gaming, ever. Sacrificing good games to make what amounts to a legal drug is not the way to make those of us who won't buy this stupid game happy.At the end of 36 hours and unconscionable sleep deprivation, you will once again be at your maximum level, stuck on the vastly overrated world that spreads out before you. Sure, you will be at least $50 poorer than you should possibly be, but hey, that's a small price to pay for glory, right?So, as an outsider, let me echo the sentiments of those who came before me: WoW SUCKS. This, and Marie Claire will continue to show others all that is wrong with America for years to come.