World of Warcraft, the world's most popular MMORPG, has more than 12 million operating subscribers currently. Many companies, surprised by the success of WoW would signify a venerable cash cow for their enterprises, are trying to develop a new game that is able to exceed WoW, but all fail. But in September of 2008, Warhammer Online was released, which to some extend can compete with the World of Warcraft.

Warhammer Online, WAR in short, or as WAAAGH called by its famous producers is another MMORPG game.

WoW is centered on PvE, Warhammer Online takes pride in offering a PvP, feel voyage for its patrons. One of Warhammer Online's unique attributes is Realm vs. Realm combat where members of contradicting groups are set in rival against each other in instanced or world scenarios. This RvR scheme primarily culminates in sieges on the opposing force's main city. The moment a faction's city is captured, its members will have to make do for refugee camps for a precise span of time, much to the enjoyment of the victorious group.

But RvR is merely like battlegrounds and PvP servers over at WoW, you can probably perceive. Right, such an argument can be done, but Warhammer Online places much importance on PvP material. Whenever you kill a participant from an opposing group, you obtain points. Every time you succeed an instanced RvR scenario, you obtain points. Every time you complete an objective in a world RvR scenario, you get experience.

In fact, it is probable to reach the highest level of 40 in Warhammer Online without having to end and submit a PvE quest。

Apart from these differences, they two are the same in essence. That’s because their prototypes are similar. Their simulation effects echoes one another. And the way their gaming schemes are put out are parallel to each other. Nonetheless, for gamers who like to execute characters cleverly managed by other gamers, then Warhammer Online may show to be a better selection.