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Blizzard Entertainment announced today that World of Warcraft, its highly anticipated MMOG, will ship on November 23 in North America, Australia, and New Zealand. The game will be released in Korea and Europe shortly thereafter, though no dates were specified.

WoW will retail for $49.99, which includes the first month of online fees. The game will have a three-tiered subscription plan: $14.99 for month-to-month payments, $13.99 per month for purchasers of three-month blocks, and $12.99 per month for those who sign up for a six-month tour of duty. Fees can be paid with a credit card, by PayPal, or with prepaid game cards purchased from game stores.

Info from Gamespot

Pre-ordered mine today. That price scheme is not too bad a deal.

It should also be noted that allience and horde members can't party together, thus making it a bit tough playing together if we have a divided alliance/horde AT population. As for jobs, I may try the paladin or the warlock.

Meh, I think I'm going to have to pass on WoW (due to time, school, and other games) but somebody definately needs to make something so most of AT can get together or something (maybe PSO DS or PSU) I could really see great things for DS if people got PSO DS and it was online and you could get on at any time.