Free Trial? Really? omgwtfroflmao1/21/2009 6:25:54 AM
Pros: It's round.
It smells good.
I makes pretty sparks in my microwave.
I got to destroy a WOW disc without losing 49$
Did I mention it was round? (I really like round discs, I'm easy to please like that).
Cons: It's not a red ball.
All the good smell went away after the sparks stopped.
I could only nuke it in my microwave once (bummer)
Man, even though it was pleasantly roundish, I would have preferred a red rubber ball.
Overall Review: Ok, wow let me put my brain back in and say... this was a really stupid bundle. I at first thought this might be a full version (just requiring a monthly subscription) which I had no desire to play, but hey, free is free right? Well, once I saw it was a non-retail OEM "Trial" version (meaning, if you like it, you buy it at a store and THEN pay us our monthly fee) it just kinda, well, blew me away. I thought maybe they send the disc incase you are living in the Gaza strip and don't have broadband, but NOPE, the 3GB update would kinda snuff that idea (try that update on a 56k dial up). Ok so what could this "free" "49$ value" round object they sent me possibly be for?
I don't know. I don't care. It just seems environmentally unfriendly... Next time, Blizzard, just save the electricity and petrochemicals you spent on this CD and email me a link to your website. (I won't use that either, but at least it's free (oh, hey, you could put $49 value as the subject!!)).
Cons: this is actually a waste of time and shipping. don't forget the bubble wrap wasted that came with it. Luckily it was free even though the game sucks.
Pros: None, didn't even notice that it was going to be included with my order.
Cons: They had to credit the cost of it back to the order for something I didn't know was going to be included with the order. Why would I want a copy of WOW let a loan a trial version of WOW.
Overall Review: It does come in pretty packaging. So now I'll have another coaster to my collection.
Overall Review: I'm pretty sure you get a couple of these with every blizzard game you buy. If you play $50 you've either mistaked this for the full version or are insane.
Came with my video card, when I saw $50 gift I assumed was the full version of the game... Not that it matter because the card was cheap as it is :D
Pros: -Free 14-Day trail
-You can use the CD for target practice
-You can use the cover to light a fire
Cons: -Mediocre MMO-RPG
-Not worth the money for the real game
Overall Review: I've played WoW for a little over a year and just quit recently. I already quit and don't intend to return.
*Throws free trial in garbage*
Pros: It's round. It smells good. I makes pretty sparks in my microwave. I got to destroy a WOW disc without losing 49$ Did I mention it was round? (I really like round discs, I'm easy to please like that).
Cons: It's not a red ball. All the good smell went away after the sparks stopped. I could only nuke it in my microwave once (bummer) Man, even though it was pleasantly roundish, I would have preferred a red rubber ball.
Overall Review: Ok, wow let me put my brain back in and say... this was a really stupid bundle. I at first thought this might be a full version (just requiring a monthly subscription) which I had no desire to play, but hey, free is free right? Well, once I saw it was a non-retail OEM "Trial" version (meaning, if you like it, you buy it at a store and THEN pay us our monthly fee) it just kinda, well, blew me away. I thought maybe they send the disc incase you are living in the Gaza strip and don't have broadband, but NOPE, the 3GB update would kinda snuff that idea (try that update on a 56k dial up). Ok so what could this "free" "49$ value" round object they sent me possibly be for? I don't know. I don't care. It just seems environmentally unfriendly... Next time, Blizzard, just save the electricity and petrochemicals you spent on this CD and email me a link to your website. (I won't use that either, but at least it's free (oh, hey, you could put $49 value as the subject!!)).