WoW Perfected

One complaint many people have of World of Warcraft - particularly those who aren't accustomed to MMORPGS - is its repetitive game play. In the original game, there were plenty of interesting places to go, friends to make, and enemies to conquer, but the quests you embarked on did all feel the same. You ran errands

In Burning Crusades, Blizzard streamlined the game play so questing was simple and quick. In Wrath of the Lich King, however, questing has become a pure joy. There are many engaging quest mechanics, such as driving vehicles, to mix things up (and very few quests that require you to collect random drops). More importantly, though, is that the quests are immersive... no longer are you just running about the world doing random errands for people you meet - you join the Alliance or Horde and play a pivotal role in the fight against the Scourge.

With WotLK, Bliizard has, in my opinion, succeeded in making WoW an MMORPG that offers more than mindless character advancement.