• virtual Holidays to WOW Players
• Dec 25,2009

World of Warcraft, has long been known for its user-friendly gameplay, and its holiday offerings are no exception. Citizens of Azeroth, its virtual universe, celebrate the feast of Winter Veil. Courtesy of Blizzard Entertainment, the game's developer, they get to ride virtual reindeer into battle and restore valuable health points with candy canes. For female avatars who so deign, there are highly revealing holiday garments. And in the snowier parts of Azeroth, even the villains can be seen sporting jaunty red Christmas hats.

The World of Warcraft holiday season culminates with New Year's Eve festivities in which millions of players congregate to drink virtual beer, dance on top of virtual kegs and look to the sky to see little colored pixels raining out of virtual fireworks. After that, just like in the real world, the virtual adventurers will return to their daily grind of battling dragons and ogres.

While the MMOG holidays are generally popular with players, virtual holidays do have their grinches. On the gamer blog "Ten-Ton Hammer," one anonymous commenter railed against the games for failing to provide him with an escape from the constant bombardment of glad tidings that he had to put up with in the real world.

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