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It's worth noting that these figures were gathered in March, which was the time that RIFT launched: a game that directly marketed itself as a challenge to wow gold, and whose launch-splash in the MMO-subscriber pool may be responsible for these fluctuations. In any case, a company like Blizzard isn't going to take the loss of six hundred thouand subscriptions lying down, with Morhaime announcing that the imminent launch of Cataclysm in China, driven by NetEase, should help to stabilise those numbers somewhat.
The consumption of new content is seen by Morhaime as the primary reason behind the slump in subscriber numbers. "As our players have become more experienced playing wow gold over the many years, they have become much better and much faster at consuming content. "And so I think with Cataclysm, they were able to consume the content faster than with previous expansions."It comes common having a bunch of mastery. The proc is also pretty nice, granting a gigantic spellpower boost anytime you're casting against a target that's beneath 35% health, subject to some 10-second cooldown that doesn't begin until the previous 10-second boost expires, meaning the maximum uptime for this proc is every twenty seconds. That's pretty very good uptime, to be sure, but dependent upon continuous entry to mobs that are below 35% health. In lengthy fights, the proc won't even come into play until late while in the fight. The upside is that when it's available, you pretty much know when it'll be up and when it won't. It's situationally dependable.
