If you are still in search of cheap wow gold and professional wow powerleveling, just come here and we promise our best service can satisfy you at any time, we are online 24 hours everyday.Shane Dabiri is a lead producer at Blizzard, and he's given warning not to copy World of Warcraft's MMO recipe because we need innovation. WoW is big and worth buckets of cash, but studios who think they can "somehow capture that" won't. Players want "new and different" MMOs. Is this a case of Blizzard warding off would be thieves? Perhaps a little bit, but if so they disguise it well as genuine advice to fellow developers. Look at Warhammer Online, which is quite WoW-like, and it hasn't been doing so great these days with more servers being shut down.Blizzard is working on a new MMO that isn't related to any existing IP, and has been prototyped using the World of Warcraft game engine.

You 'll find cheapest wow gold here ! No hesitate ! "There are a lot of people that try to emulate World of Warcraft - and as flattering as that is our end it's definitely not the right move," Dabiri told PC Zone, reports CVG. "I know that World of Warcraft is very successful, and so people think if they were to make another game just like it they could somehow capture that audience. However, I don't think that's what players are looking for." "Players that have invested time in WOW don't just want to do the same thing in other game - they want to try something completely new and different," he continued.