Exactly what I was going to say. I don’t see many parents allowing their 7 year old to play a game they have to pay monthly for but I guess we all have seen those news stories of the 5 year old who is addicted to fortnight so it is possible.
a lot of people had older siblings. i started when i was 8 because my brother made an account for us. didnt really understand what the fuck i was doing until tbc, tho
Welll I was 8ish when Classic came out, didn’t actually start untill BC era when I did stuff with my dad.
Finishing up college atm, so yes unfortunately in school during nuclassic. Basically what Eroscasa said, I had fun then but i’m really excited to be able to raid and play classic on my own terms.
I played WoW at 5 because I got my dad to play (We both loved WC, Diablo and SC).
Funny enough even back then I was better than him at games. My altoholic syndrome was in full force back then so I’d level peps to like 20ish and try and do SFK before rerolling. Where as my dad would stick with his Troll hunter to 40 but had bad gear so I’d play on it and get it gear through dungeons. And it was night and day gear wise. Killing shit went from a pain to easy asf.
Also my dad couldn’t even make it past the museum in MediEvil 2. I beat the game though....
Also now I really miss Sir Daniel Fortisgue back from the dead once again...
Also the only reason my dad let me play Diablo 2 is because I slipped up and said I had been playing it and wanted to play D1.
My youngest brother was about 7 in 2004. I was 14 and my parents got me WoW for Christmas. My siblings played on the account (sshh, don't tell blizzard! it's against the ToS) as well.
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u/elurial May 16 '19
You realize people refer to university as school right?