It was quickly realized, with mixed success of EverQuest II, the world of MMOs had changed. The customer would not pay for the vacuum to the beta, but for a game with content. At the time that success in half tint has not seen for what we now affectionately call the old guard, was content with little and high expectations. World of Warcraft has changed all that. Built on a concrete license and know how to silversmith from Blizzard, the world of MMO took the train to return to scale. Its stunning success incorporating graphics but pretty antiquated, mechanisms purified but was tied fly. Reaching all generations and all social classes, the MMORPG ceased to be a product of a second zone, the players were no longer haired bearded with glasses with a T-Shirt Star Wars. They had become Mr. everyone, so that the greedy shareholders decided it was time to put your nose to more profitable investments and especially to instigate fear. Understand: the D-575 jet in a whirlpool, and it is not given.