In fact, they are many MMO players out there who never played anything but WOW (you really need to feel bad for them). Additionally, they have become the hurdle that almost every new fantasy based MMO must jump, so much so that most emerging games are accused of being “WoW clones”.

Even with these credits, the question is “After three years can WoW and wow gold still hold a player’s interest?”

With more and more subscribers keeping their eye on the next MMO, how will WOW stay competitive in an evolving and expanding MMO world?

One of the challenges that World of Warcraft faces is keeping the interest their current players while recruiting new subscribers. Sure, WoW’s subscriber numbers are high, but how many of those are active players? By active players I am referring to the gamers out there. The folks that play the game as intended: questing, raiding, and PVPing. Not the folks using the game to turn a profit.

WoW Gold hot news : World of Warcraft Reaches 10 Million Players ---- World of Warcraft's community continues to grow, recently hitting a new high of 10 million subscribers around the world. In the three years since the game was first released, the way it has been embraced around the world has far surpassed our expectations, and we're grateful to all of the players who made that possible. We just wanted to take a moment to share the news, welcome the many new and returning players who entered the game over the holidays, and thank all of you for your ongoing support and enthusiasm.