This is much, much better in Wotlk than before. Generally, when you get to a new quest-hub, you'll get around two to four quests that can be done close to each other. When you've turned in all of those (they're usually linked) you get a new set of quests that point you to a different area where you can do those quests at the same time.

There is very little of that annoying backtracking, where you didn't know which quests to "combine" and which to save for later so that you could combine it with a better one. Now, you grab all quests, do them all, and you get a decent tour of the entire area. They've really worked hard on this, and it's like this for every zone I've been to so far.

Well, three months subscription of it equals the price of a single game, and I can't think of any recent game that got me three months of good gameplay. For me, it really does deliver bang for the buck.

Also, I hate having a running subscription, I always cancel it, so that each time my time runs out, I have to make the actual decision to continue paying for it. That makes it a helluva lot easier to quit, if you don't care that your paid time is up, then it's probably a good time to leave.

If I weren't playing WoW, I'd simply be playing some other computer game, it's just that WoW is a really, really good game.

I've played a lot of RPGs over the years, and WoW is actually better than most single-player ones, and is a MMO on top of that.

I stopped playing over a year ago, but returned now for the expansion. Really, really worth it. Will see how long I'll keep on playing this time. :)

Except that trolling is taking an uncommon opinion just for the fun of it, to spark debate, to troll for comments, and to just piss people off.

The claim that the trolls are usually right is wrong, they're actually not interested in the factual matters, they're only interested in controversy. ...wait, did I just get trolled? Crap.