QUOTE(Isolated_KeG @ Nov 26 2005, 10:56 AM)
SC doesn't get patches and it never has. All that SC has recieved are Bug Fixes, Balance Fixes and in 1.10 it recieved that fancy Mini-Map ping, Friends list thing and Map-Preview which probably took about 2 days to code.
That's basically what a patch is.
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Those $15 you pay for WoW is for your monthly patch. Each patch is basically an expansion. On average, you get 1 full instance(dungeon) per patch, a World Event, many new quests. Patch 1.9 added 2 instances, a new 40 man instance, which is currently the biggest in the game and a smaller 20-man instance which is nothing short of the biggest in it's class. In WoW you don't get monthly patches, you get monthly expansions. And for those asking, the WoW Expansion, "WoW: The Burning Crusade" is said to double it's playing areas.
Oh wow, a new dungeon! You know I still haven't finished playing the other 40 hours of content which I payed 50$ for, I rather play that then have some crappy dungeon every other month (Which gets to be fixed up later on, JOY!). And still, you're basically paying for another game, if we wanted another game, we'd buy one! By buying a game with Monthly fees your basically buying 4 games, why? I'm perfectly content with the game I intended to buy. If they're "like" expansions then what's the point making patches if they could be making expansions, with new races, and new quests, and new dugeons. It'd be cheaper, but they just like ripping people off or taking rich people's money.
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Does Guild Wars get such patches?
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No but there's nothing wrong with the game either, if they're so many glitches in WoW that you acutally need to pay for a broken game, and pay more to fix it up. What's the point buying it at all.