Re: WoW - I wonder....

Well EQ Had their SOL expansion which had several cities on the moon etc. 
and I as I understand it EQ2 is set in the world being radically altered 
because part of the moon crashed into it, so you have a broken moon in the 
sky line etc.
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From: "Adam Miller" <night_druid3000@?????.com>
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Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 8:08 PM
Subject: WoW - I wonder....


>I was browsing the World of WarCraft site today,
> looking at the screenshots for their new expansion
> (while I don't play, I have a friend who does, and I
> love the artwork of the game).  Anyways, one
> screenshot caught my eye, which showed what appeared
> to be a tower in an asteroid belt.  According to game
> lore, "Outworld" is homeworld of the orcs, but it
> exploded in WC II, leaving only continent-sized rocks
> behind.  And those rocks are still habitable.  Very
> reminicent of Arcane Space of SJ glory :)
>
> So that makes me wonder: if a main-stream game like
> WoW successfully introduce "magical space" elements,
> do you suppose something as fantastic as SJ might
> become more "acceptable" to folks? :)  Just a random
> thought :D
>
> Adam
>
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