Can you play world of warcraft on ipad

Introduction

World of Warcraft (WoW) has been captivating gamers since its release, drawing players into its expansive and immersive fantasy world. But what if you could experience all that magic while on the go? Imagine you can play WoW on your phone—sounds exciting, right? In this guide, we'll explore how you can bring the grandeur of Azeroth to your mobile device, whether you're using remote desktop applications, cloud gaming services, or mobile-optimized versions. Let’s dive in and uncover the ways to game anytime, anywhere!

Why Play WoW on Your Phone?

Can you play WoW on your phone? Of course, you can. Gaming on mobile devices has skyrocketed in popularity, and for good reason. The convenience of gaming on the go, combined with the advancements in mobile technology, means you can enjoy immersive experiences like WoW anywhere. But why exactly should you play WoW on your phone?

• Portability: You’re not tied to your desk. Whether you’re on a break at work or traveling, you can jump into your game.
• Flexibility: Mobile gaming allows for quick sessions without the need to set up a full gaming rig.
• Inno

  War Within Pre-Patch Mythic+ DPS, Tank and Healer Log Rankings: Week 2

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  Week 2 brings quite a few changes, as Hunters in particular rise up, while Shadow has a really bad time. The top 3 remains the same and very consistent, so let's jump in and see what's going on.
  Warcraft Logs Points
  The below logs are based on POINTS, and not actual damage or healing, meaning they log the timed completion for the specs, with higher keys getting more points, obviously. The time in which the dungeon is completed is also a factor, but a much, much smaller one, as it grants very few points if you do it significantly faster than just any in-time completion. We're also using the Normalized Aggregate Scores numbers, for clarity, meaning the top spec is marked as 100 and then the rest are ranked in relation to that peak point.
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  95th percentile DPS
  The top 3 remains quite stable with the Evoker-Paladin-Warrior trio reigning supreme. We see the first change of the week right after that though, as Frost DK continues its upward march in dungeons as well as in raids, taking 4th from Elemental. Both DKs are on the rise, as Unholy also moves a spot up, taking advanta

  Anyone play on a Tablet?

  Quadlazer-staghelm1

  Specifically an ipad? BF kinda wants to try the game but he doesn’t have a pc.

  Thanks for your input and have a nice weekend!

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  Eztraj-illidan2

  When I play world of warcraft its en plein air.

  problems with en plein air on a tablet based on my trial in the early 2000s:

  -no pressure sensitivity
  -glare from the daystar on the screen

  maybe these things have been fixed, I don’t know because I haven’t been outside in 15 years

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  Sihaya-whisperwind3

  The only one I would endeavor it on is the novel iPad Pro with the M2 chip.

  WoW wants an SSD control, but I’m playing it on a new MacBook Air with the M2 chip, and it’s brilliant.

  You’d still need a genuine mouse & keyboard.

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  Eztraj-illidan4

  god damnit this is one of those stupid threads or ideas that I completely dismiss and then realize is the best notion ever… when I get the money to I should probably buy a tablet and accomplish mindless farming on a couch or something instead of in a stupid computer chair

  this happened all the time in elevated school, me and my friends would suggest a song to each other and our initial reaction would be that it was the worst
  
  

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  Post by cryptoguy
  "Blizzard has hinted it may bring World of Warcraft to smartphones and
  tablets, saying it believes a developer would be "foolish" not to be
  planning such a move."
  http://www.reghardware.com/2012/03/20/blizzard_ponders_world_of_warcraft_for_ipad/
  http://preview.tinyurl.com/86dp64k
  I can't imagine playing Wow on a touchscreen, but there are a lot of
  external keyboards available for iPads.
  

  Ages back I played Diablo II with both my touchscreen laptops and my
  desktop touch screens, augmented with the keyboard, and the experience
  was horrible..
  I'll stick with a mouse.
  

  I'll chime in on this one, as I have actually done it in a way...
  
  I have a Asus transformer Tablet, running android ICS operating system.
  The nice thing about this tablet, is (hence it's name) you can pop it
  into it's own keyboard (that has it's own battery, which recharges the
  tablet while plugged in as well). The keyboard has a touch pad and USB
  ports and when docked, resembles a netbook in size and appearance. You
  can plug in a USB cordless mouse to it and use your tablet with the
  mouse and the keyboard.
  
  That said, I figured if I have a mouse, keyboard and screen - Hell