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An P2Pah Trax study found that the interest for Mists of Pandaria is seriously lower than previous expansions. The game took The Burning Crusade about three months to achieve 1.000 P2Pah fans; Wrath of the Lich King just five days, and Cataclysm only four days. Mists of Pandaria On contrary was released in October of 2011 and had just 587 followers at the 21st of March buy WoTLK Gold.

Not just are P2Pah users not showing as much enthusiasm for Mists of Pandaria and the like, but those who have been following the game aren't speaking about the addition. P2Pah Trax runs a monthly survey that measures purchase intentions and the perception of quality in upcoming games, and in this most current survey, Mists Of Pandaria was ranked as the second-lowest out of 67 games across all genres , with a perceived high quality rating of 6.0. It's tucked between Kinect Star Wars (65th) and Elveon (67th), in case you're thinking.

World of Warcraft may be losing players, but the rumors of its imminent demise are exaggerated. The game has over 10 million paying players, as well Blizzard has already announced plans for expansions in the future. But it is in new territory in Mists of Pandaria. If the data from P2Pah Trax represents the entire World of Warcraft community, then Blizzard could be at risk of releasing a poorly-received expansion that is under-selling in Mists of Pandaria.

The problem with Blizzard as well as World of Warcraft is competition in the form of the Blizzard game Star Wars: The Old Republic. It was released in December of 2011. the game sold quickly, selling 2 million copies and has 1.7 million players. The game has plenty of work to complete to catch up with World of Warcraft , but it's already impacting Azeroth. The month of February was when Blizzard admitted the fact that The Old Republic has been drawing players from Azeroth into outer space cheap WoW WoTLK Classic Gold.