Normally tied to specific quests, vehicles essentially turn your MMO into an arcade game by taking your character, with all of its stats and capabilities, completely out of play, and granting you control of something usually much more colossal. When you're "piloting" a vehicle -- and "vehicles" in WoW can be anything from flying machines and siege engines to titan golems and fire-breathing dragons -- your regular hotbar gets replaced with a temporary one housing the vehicle's capabilities.When used more carefully, phasing yields results that won't necessarily jar you. It's a baby step for sure, and frankly, nothing really new -- didn't the first Guild Wars do this as part of its newbie intro?  guild wars gold  You can buy wow gold here ,buy cheap wow gold here !

They also allow WoW's designers to turn the dial to 11 in terms of a quest's scope. To continue the arcade analogy, the tasks you're charged with can range from Rampage, to Choplifter. Through a technique that Blizzard calls "phasing," which enables, for example, players on a certain quest to occupy a version of the persistent world that no one else can see, the grandest of these events can transpire without disrupting the game for everyone else. But it can also propagate its own brand of MMO weirdness, like in the case of the aforementioned storm giant scenario.   Just buy your cheapest wow gold here  !