An article on ExtremeTech.com lists the top ten annoying facts about WoW. The author admits he is slightly biased (he’s clearly a PvPing Druid), but he makes some good points. Here’s the list from 10 down to 1:
#10 PVE Attunement Sucks!
Should certain content require attunement?
#9 Druid Nerfs
Did Blizzard give in to the whiners, or make much-needed changes in Patch 2.4?
#8 Lack of Armor Trade-in Mechanism for Hybrid Classes
Should hybrids have to get up to 3 different sets of armor?
#7 The Horrible Plight of the Moonkins!
Are Blizzard really ignoring Moonkins?
#6 Lack of New Maps for PVP
It’s been over a year since we’ve seen a new PvP map
#5 Expensive Flying Mounts (That Can’t Fly in Azeroth)
5k to ride a mount that can only be used in a relatively small area of WoW…?
#4 No Gnome Healers or Druids
Hmm, not sure about this one ![]()
#3 Fear: The Worst Game Mechanic Ever!
No one likes it (apart from Locks)
#2 Leveling Alts Sucks!
Should level 70s chars be able to “Pay” to level alts on the same account?
#1 Care Bear PVP Servers
PvP servers should be more blood-thirsty… apparently.
That’s just his view though, what are your top ten problems with WoW? Perhaps you think the game has been made too easy, or maybe you think there’s not enough to do between certain levels? Add your suggestions in the comments.







While he has some valid points this article does feature some whineage of the purest kind.
#3. Fear: The Worst Game Mechanic Ever!
thats just a bunch of blah tbh. Beeing zapped, mc’ed sucks just as hard. The only thing that is kinda nice is beeing polymorphed since it heals you up
#1: If all people did on pvp servers was gank and CC lowbies it would really suck to lvl. I agree world pvp is kinda dead, but I fail to see the positiveness in great amounts of ganking/griefing, even on a pvp server. The whole guard system… wel, it might have some tweakage: towns that are under continuous assault should get stronger guards/reinforcements, not uberspawned guard numbers. But all in all I think its an improvement over how it once used to be.