WoW -- Goddamnit, why don't I own this game?

Tydeus · 12-28-2006, 09:44 PM

Every time I visit my uncle (like I just did for Giftmas), I play my Undead mage character, which I have on his account (he's got a level 60 Night-elf priest. Priestess? I guess?). And then for the next month or so, I yearn, with a burning passion, for WoW. And, until recently, I would also kick myself for selling my PC to buy a 360. But now at least I don't do that anymore (GoW).

Anyway, I've got a POS G4 mac, and I was wondering if anyone had personal experience with running WoW on, say, an 800MHz G4 Mac with 512MB of RAM and a graphics card with a mere 64MB of memory (I can't even remember the fucking chipset -- just be assured that it's crap).

Would I be too frustrated to play on such a marginally operational bucket of bolts, or would I not care, becuase it's fucking WoW?

12-28-2006, 09:44 PM	#1
Tydeus Sent to the cornfield Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: L.A. Sprawl Posts: 589	WoW -- Goddamnit, why don't I own this game? Every time I visit my uncle (like I just did for Giftmas), I play my Undead mage character, which I have on his account (he's got a level 60 Night-elf priest. Priestess? I guess?). And then for the next month or so, I yearn, with a burning passion, for WoW. And, until recently, I would also kick myself for selling my PC to buy a 360. But now at least I don't do that anymore (GoW). Anyway, I've got a POS G4 mac, and I was wondering if anyone had personal experience with running WoW on, say, an 800MHz G4 Mac with 512MB of RAM and a graphics card with a mere 64MB of memory (I can't even remember the fucking chipset -- just be assured that it's crap). Would I be too frustrated to play on such a marginally operational bucket of bolts, or would I not care, becuase it's fucking WoW?