A few days have passed, and I barely touched WoW. And hence no screenshots of my journey as well. I miss questing around with my Paladin *sad*. Kinda feel bad for small Nutz, we usually quest together and then I told him I can't play much till next month.

Apparently I have tempted some of this blog's readers to get into playing WoW by posting those screenshots. It is indeed a great game, especially for those who crave for MMORPG games. But the thing is, it is a tad bid expensive and you "lose" money each day that you don't play. Still, it's got 7 million players, and I bet if it was free-to-play the number will double up to say the least.

Just imagine how rich these Blizzard people could be. WoW costs around SGD$23 a month. 7 million x 23 = SGD$161 million a month! That much money can last me a lifetime.

If you're into WoW but can't afford it and still dying to play it, there's some "substitutes" available. There's WoW private server and also Cabal Online. Cabal online has 90% identical interface to WoW. In my view, Cabal offers more fun for "soloing", whereas WoW focuses on player interactions.




L to R: Force Shielder, Warrior, Wizard, Blader, Force Blader, Force Archer

*DROOLS* Oh-em-gee. All the six characters wearing Osmium gears! How can you not possibly fall in love with the two Osmium Katana our dear Blader is holding! Thanks to Cabal Online, I have a fad to Osmium-ish stuff. There's this shoes in Nike shop that has an Osmium look on it, 's called Nike Laser or something, couldn't leave the shop without buying one.

That picture alone was enough to get me into playing Cabal Online. The Archer uses a gun, how cool is that. I really, really like the concept for Cabal Online. In contrast to WoW, Cabal Online is very futuristic. In WoW, you get different sorts of animals/monsters for mount. In Cabal Online, you get what they call Astral Board and Astral Bike! They aren't like your ordinary skateboard or motorbike. These kickass gadgets FLY.

Link to Cabal Online is available to the right.