World of Warcraft’s Recruit-A-Friend program is about to close. Blizzard plans to replace it with a different model, but for now, it’s still the same. Read on to learn why the Recruit-A-Friend program is so popular, and what players can do to save it. We’ll also discuss how players can customise World of Warcraft to their liking.
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Recruit-A-Friend program will be shut down for maintenance
The Recruit-A-Friend program for World of Warcraft will be temporarily shut down on June 11 for maintenance. Blizzard has stated that it is working on an upgrade of the system and has not provided a time frame for its return. As the program has been around since 2008, Blizzard has made several small changes, so you should not expect a drastic change. In the meantime, you can use the remaining 90 days to buy game time for your friends and get rewards.
There’s no official word on when the RAF will be back, but Blizzard does make announcements at E3 each year. Typically, they announce big things at Blizzcon, so this announcement isn’t surprising. However, the shutdown of the current Recruit-A-Friend program might mean that the rewards you earn through the program won’t be available when it relaunches.
MMORPG’s slowness
One of the most annoying aspects of MMORPGs is their slowness. Early MMOs were incredibly slow – travel, combat, leveling, crafting, and even loading up a game on a 28.8 baud modem all took a long time. Even chatting with friends and party members took time. A slow MMO kills the game’s specialness. It’s time for developers to come up with a new approach that makes the game fun and memorable.
MMORPGs need to require more player interaction to increase the speed at which they progress. Without player interaction, they’ll be limited to leveling up quickly. In order to stay relevant in the competitive game market, publishers need a wider audience than niche MMO players. If they haven’t managed to get enough attention in the past decade, a new MMO may not be for them. Fortunately, there are now a number of ways to compensate for this slowness in MMOs.
Recruit-A-Friend rewards
Recruit-A-Friend rewards in World of Warcraft have never been this good. If you can invite 10 friends to subscribe, you’ll receive more rewards. However, these rewards can’t be duplicated. If more than one friend subscribes, the rewards will be earned faster. Depending on how many friends subscribe, you’ll get a different reward for each friend. In addition to this, you’ll also receive more resources from all sources. Once your friends subscribe, you’ll be able to summon them every thirty minutes.
RAF rewards for World of Warcraft friends and follies will be introduced during Blizzard’s next major game conference, Blizzcon. It’s expected that the new program will allow you to teleport to your friend’s account and grant a 50% experience bonus to teaming with them. Blizzard has yet to disclose details about the new system, but a few things are known.
MMORPG’s customisation options
You can now customize your Worgen’s appearance independently of your other character. The new expansion offers extensive customization options for both your character and your pet. In addition, you can change the eye color and hairstyle of your companion. Blizzard has been trying to give players more flexibility to express themselves. Hopefully, this trend will continue. In the meantime, you can always use your own skin tone to create a unique look.
