The crazy part about WoW for me is that the usage of WOW TBC Gold the PTR to check expansions and patches using players. It's basically free labour by gamers. I am aware that Torghast in the alpha was very popular among pretty much ever WoW content creator I followed. Yet they rather carved out the majority of the interesting bits, forced players to undergo it for still another money, and then had to go back and nerf it since they'd added in random affixes that were very unpopular.
SWTOR nowadays is pretty damned fine since they shifted it up and made it just doing the story missions on the planets was sufficient, and the stories are good, although some expansions are certainly better than others.
If you would like to experience a game with a good story you can casual to your hearth's content without sacrificing the simple MMORPG mechanisms (that I personally think ESO lacks), I suggest you try FFXIV. On top of that, unlike WoW, FFXIV retains all dungeons and raids level synced and contains them onto a roulette, meaning you can always find gamers to cheap WOW Classic TBC Gold run them more or less how they had been at launching.
