WoW: Forever beta player says she’s enjoying it but misses Final Fantasy 14’s music
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PC Gamer’s Mollie Taylor reported that after jumping into the WoW: Forever beta she is enjoying the game but finds herself missing the music from Final Fantasy 14. Taylor wrote that the "MMO no-life virus" started when she entered the beta and that she spends dozens of hours per week playing Final Fantasy 14. The piece appears in PC Gamer’s "Critical Hit" column, which focuses on videogame music and audio design. Taylor also said her only prior experience with Blizzard’s MMO was at level 1.
- What happened: PC Gamer’s Mollie Taylor reported that she played the WoW: Forever beta and, while enjoying it, missed the music from her other MMO, Final Fantasy 14.
- Why it matters: Taylor framed the observation from the perspective of a player who says she spends dozens of hours per week in Final Fantasy 14 and who writes in PC Gamer’s "Critical Hit" column about game music and audio design.
- Context: Taylor wrote that the "MMO no-life virus" began for her upon entering the WoW: Forever beta and that her only prior experience with Blizzard’s MMO was at level 1.
- What next: The article does not report any developer statements or announced changes to WoW: Forever’s music, and no follow-up actions or updates are confirmed in the piece.
What changed
PC Gamer columnist Mollie Taylor described playing the WoW: Forever beta and noted enjoyment of the beta while missing the soundtrack of Final Fantasy 14.
Availability
Taylor’s comments specifically refer to the WoW: Forever beta; the article does not state any release date or further rollout details for the game beyond that context.
Before and after
Taylor contrasts her current time spent in Final Fantasy 14—which she says amounts to dozens of hours per week—with her stated limited prior experience in Blizzard’s MMO (she says it was level 1) and her impressions from the WoW: Forever beta.
Limits
This is an opinion piece about music and personal play habits. The article does not include developer responses, confirmed changes to WoW: Forever’s soundtrack, or any announced plans to alter audio content.