Trying World of Warcraft: Forever

On November 5, my morning started as it usually does. I rolled out of bed, greeted the cats, and started some coffee brewing. Then, I sat down to play World of Warcraft: Forever, Blizzard’s newest iteration on its long-running MMORPG. And play it I did, for approximately twelve hours that day. My character is a Skyborne Beast Master Hunter. Basically, an elf from the elemental plane of air who runs around with an owlbear (sorry, ursera) shooting things with a bow. At time of writing, he’s level 17. I think I’ve already outleveled the first dungeon, Ragefire Chasm, but I haven’t bothered to check because I’ve been having too much fun questing and running around Azeroth. Ranan Duskhold and his ursera, Chirps. This version of World of Warcraft is like what would happen if you took the original and gave it a serious coat of polish. The visual upgrades, in particular, are stunning. The water is beautiful, and the ominous forest on Zephras Isle looks truly foreboding. What I appreciate…

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