Ok guys, this is kinda stupid, but I'd appreciate some advice. There's two games I want to play (or one of the two). One is World of Warcraft, and the other is Warhammer Online.
The character I want to play in Warhammer Online is called the Witch Hunter. The problem is well, the Witch Hunter is like the old Spanish Inquisition fellows. He carries around a pistol and rapier and basically kills witches and other bad guys. Witch Hunters are somewhat excessive in their methods, and they use "holy water", and other relics. Here is the character quote: "These poor, simple folk - too fearful or too dull-witted to see the vulgarity and evil in their own midst. They wail and complain about my...uncompromising methods, but who among you can say that hanging half a village is too high a price to pay for the assurance that corruption has been exposed and destroyed this day?" (Personally I think that's a sweet quote, but I digress...) So my question is, while when it comes to violence and some of that stuff is just fiction, is playing essentially an old school inquisitor with all the superstition, relics, and such, too much? Or is it still just fiction, and I should just not worry too much?
Now World of Warcraft is a little easier on my nerves game wise (and is the game I'd like to play most). My three characters are a Rogue, a Hunter, and a Shaman. The Hunter is essentially a guy who uses guns and bows and has a pet. The Rogue is a ninja who stealths around and uses swords and daggers, The Shaman is a guy that uses magical totems, can shoot lighting bolts, can heal people, and can cast other spells. Nothing really bad taken as fiction. But my problem with this game is that I have two accounts for it, I play on one, and my brother plays on the other, but both accounts are under my name. In the terms of agreement (which I pressed "I agree" to without reading like everyone else does) however, it states that only the person whose name is on the account can play on the account. Had I known this would bother me ahead of time I would have made sure my bros account had his name on it, and mine had my name on it. But it's too late, my brother is not willing to re-level characters (which takes alot of time). Is this a big deal? If they catch my bro they'll just cancel that account, no big deal. No one's getting hurt, we still have two accounts between the two of us instead of sharing one account and essentially stealing one monthly fee from the company. So is it a big deal that my name is on his account, and I agreed to their license agreement?
So what do you guys think? Can I still play World of Warcraft? Is the Witch Hunter that bad? Which game would you go with?
The character I want to play in Warhammer Online is called the Witch Hunter. The problem is well, the Witch Hunter is like the old Spanish Inquisition fellows. He carries around a pistol and rapier and basically kills witches and other bad guys. Witch Hunters are somewhat excessive in their methods, and they use "holy water", and other relics. Here is the character quote: "These poor, simple folk - too fearful or too dull-witted to see the vulgarity and evil in their own midst. They wail and complain about my...uncompromising methods, but who among you can say that hanging half a village is too high a price to pay for the assurance that corruption has been exposed and destroyed this day?" (Personally I think that's a sweet quote, but I digress...) So my question is, while when it comes to violence and some of that stuff is just fiction, is playing essentially an old school inquisitor with all the superstition, relics, and such, too much? Or is it still just fiction, and I should just not worry too much?
Now World of Warcraft is a little easier on my nerves game wise (and is the game I'd like to play most). My three characters are a Rogue, a Hunter, and a Shaman. The Hunter is essentially a guy who uses guns and bows and has a pet. The Rogue is a ninja who stealths around and uses swords and daggers, The Shaman is a guy that uses magical totems, can shoot lighting bolts, can heal people, and can cast other spells. Nothing really bad taken as fiction. But my problem with this game is that I have two accounts for it, I play on one, and my brother plays on the other, but both accounts are under my name. In the terms of agreement (which I pressed "I agree" to without reading like everyone else does) however, it states that only the person whose name is on the account can play on the account. Had I known this would bother me ahead of time I would have made sure my bros account had his name on it, and mine had my name on it. But it's too late, my brother is not willing to re-level characters (which takes alot of time). Is this a big deal? If they catch my bro they'll just cancel that account, no big deal. No one's getting hurt, we still have two accounts between the two of us instead of sharing one account and essentially stealing one monthly fee from the company. So is it a big deal that my name is on his account, and I agreed to their license agreement?
So what do you guys think? Can I still play World of Warcraft? Is the Witch Hunter that bad? Which game would you go with?