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Cyberjenks

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November 13. Consumers will also have the option to purchase the standard version, or the special collector’s edition that includes a behind-the-scenes DVD, soundtrack CD, mouse pad, an exclusive in-game pet and more. Both versions will sell for $39.99 and $69.99, respectively.

Happy Gaming.:apple::apple::apple:
 
November 13.

13th in the US. WoW is a game that you play with your friends in a group, so I don't understand the logic behind the staggered international release. Thankfully it's only a day behind in my country but some others aren't as lucky.
 
On the WOW Site it says Australia on the 14th. I assume that means anybody on that side of the dateline, not just Australia? But looking forward to the new release!

Bill.....:apple:
 
It's a day later on non-US servers unlike TBC when peeps got it early (I was in Singapore and well into 61 by the time the US came onine).
 
13th in the US. WoW is a game that you play with your friends in a group, so I don't understand the logic behind the staggered international release. Thankfully it's only a day behind in my country but some others aren't as lucky.

Most of my friends are so casual that I've never done anything with them besides help them with a quest. :eek:

Most of the people I play with I met on the game, though I actually met a coiuple of them at Blizzcon 2007. :D
 
It's a day later on non-US servers

If that was the issue then I wouldn't be whining about it :)

New Zealand and Australia use the US servers. With the 1-day delay, people on the west coast of Australia would get the game 14 hours (I think) after the east coast of the US, despite being on the same servers. By the time they can log into the game, many of their friends will have already be well on the way to level 71 and will have run an instance or two. It's always a good feeling to be in the first guild run for an instance but that's not possible with this staggered release.

It would make more sense to release the game worldwide on the 13th and just not let you access the new areas until, say, midnight EST. That would put everyone on equal footing and will let "hardcore" players like myself get in there at the right time and experience all the fun like high pings and server crashes and ... hmm, maybe they have a point...
 
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