Wikipedia is bad for studying fantasy game worlds in mmorpgs since they have rules that keep that sort of thing from staying in posts there…. can’t verify blah, blah, blah… which is weird since they have entire sections on fantasy places in literature
like Oz…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_of_Oz
Mavel Universe,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvel_universe
and even Heroes…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroes_(TV_series)
etc.
I guess for now, folks in Entropia will just have to continue to use places like http://www.entropedia.info/ because the place that should describe all of these sorts of things in detail, wikipedia, refuses to do so. Gigantic bias against virtual game worlds there on wikipedia in my opinion, which is really too bad… How are places that real people visit with their avatar every day less real and needing to be in there than silly make believe places like the land of Oz?, especially since places in Entropia Universe are paid for with real world money?
Something that really frustrates me about all of this is that they apparently have different rules for different virtual worlds… since they apparently don’t mind listing locations inside of the virtual universe of Warcraft… even though it’s an MMROPG and is “less real” than Entropia since it’s based entirely on a virtual gold system instead of a PED system that has a real world monetary system as the PED is tied to the dollar in a 1:10 ratio.
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Thanks for this post, I’ve learned a lot more now about World of Warcraft! Your post was very helpfull. I hope you will post more of your guides!.
Not sure how you learned much about World of Warcraft since nothing I’m talking about is WoW, just Entropia Universe… WoW’s biggest competitor.