World of Warcraft.com is Offering
Existing World of Warcraft Players who have any expansion license attached to the account:
Shadowlands Base Edition + Level 50 Character Boost (PC Digital Download) for
Free when you
follow directions below.
Thanks to Community Member
JCQPhoenix for sharing this deal
- Note, Battle.net accounts without a previous expansion license attached on any of their WoW game accounts, or which already have Shadowlands on any of their game accounts, are NOT eligible to receive a free copy of Shadowlands.
Instructions:
- Open the Battle.net Desktop App and log in.
- If you don't have the App installed, download it here.
- Click the gift icon* on the top right side of the app, next to the notification bell icon.
- In the confirmation window, look for your gifts and click the CLAIM button.
- Launch World of Warcraft and enjoy your FREE copy of the Shadowlands Base Edition and Level 50 Character Boost.
Top Comments
Still, one thing I will say is even around 2006 I was saying that this was a game that people would still be playing in 20 years. Nobody believed me then but I was correct.
It really is a great game.
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If you're itching for that feeling of 10-15 years ago, I suggest playing a new game and getting hooked on it instead. If you haven't played it, Guild Wars 2 is on Steam, the base game is free and there's no subscription.
Final Fantasy 14 has a subscription model, but it's arguably the best MMO to release since…well, GW2 and WoW. It has a slow start, but once you hit the mid-game it really begins to cook.
Other than that, it's kind of a crapshoot. Star Wars The Old Republic is still around and does story telling very well (this is pre-Disney SW, thank god). I hear Fallout 76 is improved. If multiplayer isn't your bag anymore, No Man's Sky offers great feeling of exploration.
I'd like to add also FF14 is free to play until Lv60 too.
I have to admit I did give up on FF14 after several days of griding as I'm maybe at a point of life can't have an MMO job.
Lol maybe I would have more free time after retirement, if I still want to play MMO at that time...
I quit WoW in 2006 and am not eligible to this promo, but probably wouldn't play it anyway.
If I were eligible this would go into the very bottom of my backlog...like all the other freebie games.
Still, one thing I will say is even around 2006 I was saying that this was a game that people would still be playing in 20 years. Nobody believed me then but I was correct.
It really is a great game.
they need to make stronger gear to get people to play and explore the new territories
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