It's played with large numbers of real people, in real time, who vie to advance levels and accumulate weapons and gear by completing individual quests and working together to raid dungeons. The game is notoriously time-consuming, with players participating an average of 22 hours a week. Jion in WOW now ,you'll find you 'll become more and more happier .

Even if you don't play "World of Warcraft," also called "WoW," chances are you know someone who does. Which might account for the coworker who sneaks off at the end of the day mumbling about going on a dungeon raid, or the friend who cancels dinner plans again, claiming his "guild" is waiting for him. A visually stunning marriage of "Dungeons and Dragons" and a social networking site, "WoW" has been gaining momentum since its debut in 2004. There are more than four million players in the U.S. alone.