Well if you like books so much, then go ****ing read them, instead of mocking what others like.
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It IS high, traditional gaming has either disposed of levels altogether or set the cap at 20. Its 300 percent higher than the norm, and 300 percent higher than the pen and paper game designed after it.
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Woopidee doo, it's higher levels, oh noes
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88 pounds a year is about 120 dollars. Wow, you've reached level 60. I've bought 7-12 books. Who got the better bargain? The guy with tangible product or the sucker who bled out the nose for server time?
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Well go read them, and I'll go play my level 60
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Me and millions of others. I GM'd a HERO game for over a year and have been playing 3 times a week in a D & D game, played nearly a year in a PBP GURPS game, and just joined a PBP WoW game that I expect to last for about a year.
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Well then, play it, instead of whining
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Players sharing books and money is par for the course. Its good gamesmanship and shows that you are committed to playing.
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And on WoW we help eachother on quests, make friends, help eachother in many ways and make guilds, I'm guessing that isn't good gamesmanship 'cos we aren't sharing cash?
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Rules are what make it tick. It fills me with pride to know that I didn't pay 130 dollars to hack and slash on-line, that I actualy learned something.
You don't need plastic figures, and books are pretty logical compared to bleeding out the nose for server time. Not to mention cheap, and easily sharable. Can you share that server time with your buddies?
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You do realise you won't pay that much, unless you're sad enough to play it constantly for a year.
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Guess what, its called Play By Post or Play By Email, and its exsisted nearly as long as message/bulletin boards an email.
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You obviously have no idea what an RP server is.
I'm guessing you played this game for a few hours and got to level 10, then decided it's shite 'cos you didn't bother doing anything else.