All PVP type servers in WoW have lots of PVP going on, including Daggerspine.
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Not really due to the fact it is over farmed but depending on the server you play on it can sell alot. It just depends on how many people on your server are either leather workers or farm it to sell.
World of Warcraft is surprisingly light when it comes to communication between the server and your client. Most of the information that is being exchanged is positioning data (where you/mobs/other players are in the game world). If you are in an area where there is a lot of people/mobs you will use a little more bandwidth than if you were in an area with a lot less people. All in all, you should be using between 10-50 MB/h.
The amount of people that stop playing completely is not a lot compared to the amount that play. A lot of people will quit for a little while but end up getting back into it.
A lot more people play World of Warcraft than Runescape. It is a more populated website.
You must do a lot of quests and go to Raids and Dungeons!
I play wow and its really fun except it cost a lot
By buying a copy of World of Warcraft sold in an American store. Note that you will suffer from worse lag, and you may find the world a lot emptier because of the time difference.
Only World of Warcraft, but that game requires a lot of downloads. and feudalism
Really, it's a matter of opinion. Club penguin is a game for about 5-10 year olds, while World of Warcraft is a PEGI 12+. World of Warcraft involves a lot of fighting and exploring, both of which are not included in Club Penguin. In Club Penguin, there are no objectives, while there are in World of Warcraft. If you ask me, I think World of Warcraft is better, but it really depends on what you like, and your age.
There are many sites about World of Warcraft: Thottbot, Alakhazam, Gamespy and more. The biggest question is: what do you want to know about Wow? How to play? Where are certain things? How do I do xxx quest? Answer these questions (to yourself) and you will be a whole lot farther along.
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