World of Warcraft (WOW)

World of Warcraft (WOW) Introduction According to the World of Warcraft Community Web site, "World of Warcraft" is "Large Massively Multiplayer Online Game ..." and thousands of players gather on the Internet . Battle Players from all over the world can leave the real world and do big missions and heroic attacks in a fantasy adventure place ("World of Warcraft Guide"). Although the origin of MMORPG can be traced back to the 1970's, Ultima Online and Everquest (known as UO and EQ, respectively) released in the late 1990's brought MMORPG to a wider range of PC game users.

In this article, I will introduce the World of Warcraft avatar history (WoWAH) dataset. It provides information on the game time and characteristics of 91,065 avatars. World of Warcraft (World of Warcraft) is the world's most popular MMORPG (as of December 2010). According to MMOData.net, 12 million users of the game in March 2010 accounted for 62% of the MMOG market. Because this game is popular, it influenced research in various academic fields such as psychology, social interaction, game behavior. The WoWAH dataset includes a continuing observation of the state of 91,065 virtual people over three years (January 2006 to January 2009). During each observation, we recorded the names of online avatars and their attributes (current level, position in the game, etc.). The WOWAH dataset is now open to the public

As a multiplayer online role-playing game, World of Warcraft (WoW) is the fourth game released at World of Warcraft. What happened with Azeroth's World of Warcraft? As the character develops, the player acquires various talents and skills that require the character's ability to be further defined. As a game that requires payment of subscription fee to allow you to continue the game, it attracts many game players to play the game systematically. Some of the challenges of "World of Warcraft" probably require more and more players to gather together to perfect and perseve the games to complete them