In a turn of events, I actually traded in my 360 yesterday and I absolutely had the option to get a whole new one. Did I get a new Xbox 360? Nope! Instead I used the credit to get a small pile of PC games, which is absolutely unheard of for me.
So now I have The Sims 2 Double Deluxe and both expansions for World of Warcraft (The Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King). Maybe it was a bad idea to get both The Sims 2 and those expansions... I mean how in the world will I be able to play all of this gaming goodness? So far I've only played The Sims 2 last night, which was meant to only be a short play just to see what's new. Instead it turned into an all night house building craze!
Maybe today I'll get around to installing both expansions for World of Warcraft, though I guess I don't know why I got both of them now. I mean my Orc only just recently hit level 15, so I won't even be touching any of the level caps for a good long time. Still, I think getting these expansions will be more worthwhile then it was when we got all of the expansions for Final Fantasy XI (we bought them all... twice). Why? Because our characters were never level 75, so the bulk of the content was crap we could never, ever make use of.
Smart, huh?
3 comments:
Oh, you will make use of the content. Trust me. ;-)
First off, we need to get you ported to Dalaran. There are two mages in our guild, so hopefully one of them will come on when you're on. Dalaran is like a central hub. There are portals to all major cities there as well as tradeskill trainers for all tradeskills. The only thing it doesn't have are class trainers and an auction house.
I should probably run you through a dungeon or two, as well... Get you some gear that way. Makes a world of difference.
(You need to install Lich King to have access to Dalaran, btw...)
Well I will get to downloading all that and installing asap. I would have done it already, if not for that damn Sims 2! So, so addicting...
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