I am bored...

[Catharine of GL]

...to play Uo right now.I am thinking to start play Wow.Couple of questions,do WoW have tamer template?is it hard to start new char?how are people in wow?Can "lone wolf" enjoy game or do u have to be guilded?and so on...thanks for advance

 

[Eldorian]

...to play Uo right now.I am thinking to start play Wow.Couple of questions,do WoW have tamer template?

WoW has the hunter, which at level 10 you can start taming pets. Don't expect to have a big ass dragon following you around or having multiple pets at once though... but you can have up to 3 pets, just only one can go with you.

is it hard to start new char?

No, the newbie zones are pretty easy to follow. WoW has probably the best UI for a MMO I have ever seen as far as ease of use is concerned.

how are people in wow?

Like any other game, you have your good people and you have your bad apples.

Can "lone wolf" enjoy game or do u have to be guilded?and so on...thanks for advance

Yes, you can solo easily in WoW. Just don't expect to participate in the instances/dungeons though unless you group up.

 

[Emuishere]

It took me time to get used to the interface, but I prefer it now. Also if you played a mage char in UO your options in WoW are more diversified. Priest, Mage, Shaman and Druid. The way you spec your char allows you to specialize. I play on Sisters of Elune and help run a guild. Would be more than happy to help you get started if you like to RP as well.

 

[Lord Abernathy]

yeah, if you like pets, go with a hunter class...which is also one of the best/fastest solo classes in the game. But one thing you may wanna consider is that hunters usually won't get into random groups as fast as the others (tank types/healer types) because there are quite a few hunters out there most of the time.

and as a hunter, you can specialize in one of the three talents trees (Survival, Marksmanship, or Beastmaster)...each with its own advantages, some is better for PVP while other is better for PVE (or PVM as UO's term).