It should load in less than a minute, considering that's a function of your PC, not your wired or wireless connection. However, downloading the game, content or patches might take longer, again depending on your internet quality - this can take anywhere from 2-8 hours.
On the whole, this is the limiting factor to (down)loading, and not really the wireless connection. You might suffer from lag if you have a slow connection to your router, but this connection generally processes more data than your connection to the internet, so you shouldn't have many issues with it.
1 gb+
wow
1-3 days
250 years, wow..................
Downloading World of Warcraft can take quite a long time to download. It mostly depends on your internet connection, but remember too, WoW is a HUGE game. It will take a long time to download and patch it to the latest release even if you have the best system and connection.
What country is this "chagio" in?
After WoW basic is up and running.
Technically, yes, but it would be better to download the whole thing if you have a regular wow account. The trial client is a streaming client, meaning that not everything is on your computer. It will be a lot slower, laggy, and things will take even longer than they normally do to load.
not sure
depends what computer you have or how long you had it. a very old computer can take about 6 hours and a new computer can take about under 10 minutes
It can take a few days.
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