Your attack button flashing red most likely signifies that auto-attack is turned on (you are swinging your sword or axe) but that you are out of range of the target you are attacking. It depends of course on whether you use the standard interface or a customized UI.
I'm assuming you mean "How many Gigabytes does World of Warcraft use or take up?" The answer is approximately 17.5GB. That is the size of my file atleast.
That means that the realm is either full or almost full.
RuneScape came first, in 2001 with RSC (beta)... RS2 was released in 2004. WoW came out in 2004... However, the Warcraft franchise started in 1994, so if you're counting just Warcraft and not WoW, then Warcraft came first. Depends on what you mean, I guess.
Creepjack is a common expression, used in WARCRAFT III Reign of Chaos and in The Frozen Throne. While (you are/your opponent is) creeping and (your opponent attacks you/you attack your opponent) from behind. That's called creepjack.
The term is supposed to mean monsters as opposed to meaning mobsters in a gang. The MMORPG genre is related to the gaming in "World of Warcraft". MOB stands for "Monster or Beast".
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If by what you mean who then the answer is Blizzard.
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It stands for World of Warcraft.
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Do you mean the tower of azora?? The Tower of Althalaxx?
If you mean The Night Watch, that would be Darkshire.
I'm assuming you mean "How many Gigabytes does World of Warcraft use or take up?" The answer is approximately 17.5GB. That is the size of my file atleast.
In 'World of Warcraft' revitalize means a spell one can use to restore the health of their character to full. It can be used at any time in the game and the cast time is instant.
because flashing green lights mean go and the green lights that are not flashing mean stop
Well, if you mean private, then generally you can find a list on Google, and receive the information to that "privet" server on that website, and then configure it so you may play it on World of Warcraft.