World of Warcraft is a great game, no doubt about it. 11 million players can't be wrong. The Burning Crusade was a good expansion pack, but it had flaws, but thankfully Blizzard learned a lot from it. It took a good two years for us to finally get Wrath of the Lich King, but it was worth the wait. The quality of the areas is terrific, and they have taken a lot of time to make the quests truly remarkable.

I've leveled a hunter so far myself up to level 77, and I've had a blast. I've also leveled a Death Knight to level 58, and the start area for DK's is probably the most fun so far in WoW. The class might be a bit overpowered right after launch, but it will probably be toned down a bit to be balanced with the others. The instances seem fairly short, but good, and I like that I don't have to set aside 1.5-2h to do an instance.

I haven't had a chance to see any raids yet, but I will within a couple of weeks now. Blizzard has lowered the difficulty in general on raids, but I think that's a good thing, as there was probably around 5% of the raiders on most servers that had seen end game in TBC, and now we'll probably see a lot higher percentage. What's the point of making something that hardly anyone will see, eh? The introduction of 10/25 variants of instances is great for the more casual guilds as they get a chance to see endgame only running 10-man instances, while the big raid guilds can do the 25-man raids, and be rewarded a bit more for it.

All in all the expansion is awesome. I hope Blizzard will release the next expansion a lot faster than this one though, since there was a big time blues going on for a few months up until the release.