World of Warcraft
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World of Warcraft
Do you need the CD in the drive every time you wanna play this? I'm thinking of download a 3.3 gig 10 day trial and then after that you must purchase it, but I am not sure if that way I can go without the CD which is a must for me really. Does a purchase copy provide you with nothing more than a CD key to enter or what?
P.S. Please don't post 'WTF do you wanna play WOW for?'
Edit: Grammar.
P.S. Please don't post 'WTF do you wanna play WOW for?'
Edit: Grammar.
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download the WoW & BC trial downloads. To my knowledge if you play on a private funserver or private blizzlike, it's exactly the same.
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.eofWhat about copy/pasting the text in an editor that features fixed font ?WedNESday wrote: Wow thanks man!
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Also why on the earth would you like to play WOW ?
Personally I'm quite against wow because I had a lot of friends who were fans of Final Fantasy like me but they moved to wow and have no life any more nor they do remember anything about FF, even consindering how much better the FF series is (was to be more exact).
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Re: World of Warcraft
WedNESday wrote:P.S. Please don't post 'WTF do you wanna play WOW for?'
....Bregalad wrote:Also why on the earth would you like to play WOW ?
Well, then you have people like me who are completely shaped and morally altered by Final Fantasy, and yet, still are huge fans of WoW. After how much FF I've played, there's no way I'd forget anything about it. Well, unless my brain got damaged somehow. But it's true that some people play WoW as their brain leaks out their ear, and they become hopelessly addicted.Bregalad wrote:Personally I'm quite against wow because I had a lot of friends who were fans of Final Fantasy like me but they moved to wow and have no life any more nor they do remember anything about FF, even consindering how much better the FF series is (was to be more exact).
I played WoW. I can tell you that you do not need the CD to play. Because the game has no use unless you pay for an account, there is no copy protection. Similarly to you, I downloaded the trial, then bought it later. You just put in the CD key if I recall when you make your account sign up for a subscription. I forget the details but I do know that the CD is basically just to ease the install process/reduce what you need to download. This may not be the case with Burning Crusade the expansion, but your original question should have the same answer, no you don't need a CD inserted.