This thread is turning into another GW vs WoW rant. Since I have been playing WoW for the last month or so, I'll try to get my 2 cents in before the thread is closed
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Originally Posted by VishnuOdin
WoW is made for new players to the genre. I quit playing because after a while you learn that the same spell rotation will work in every situation. Literally. I only played tanks and mage's but the statement is true for both.
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I agree with this somewhat. For normal questing, you can indeed use the same spell rotation over and over. For PvP (during PvE) it's a different story though. At any rate, during my 3 years of playing GW, I'd have to say that it too, (can) generally come down to using the same spell rotation over & over. I don't think you can say one or the other has an advantage in that respect.
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PvP in WoW is pretty decent, that much I'll give it. Otherwise almost every other major MMORPG out there is a better RPG then WoW could ever hope to be.
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In some ways, WoW is actually a better RPG than GW, but then again, it costs more too. If you like PvP, then you would probably like the PvP during PvE aspects of WoW - you could be one of those a**hole 80-level people that camp the flight paths, ganking the "lowbies".
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Basically, GW and Wow are just two MMO's. To try to say that one is "better" than the other is pointless. First of all, it's difficult to make valid "objective" arguements for one over the other, and, secondly, what really matters most is your own "subjective" opinion of them - that is, simply, which one
you like better.
My own personal opinion is that WoW is a "better" game than GW, but on the other hand, it's more expensive to play. Over all, I enjoy GW more than WoW, but I've done all I can in GW, so I play WoW atm.
Oh, and yes, the graphics in WoW are not as good as GW.