'Warcraft' has since become a global phenomenon that swept players off their feet in the international stage. As other massively multiplayer online role-playing games innovate to keep up with the ever-changing needs and demands of the gaming community, so does the 'World of Warcraft,' thus the advent of the latest expansion pack, 'Legion.' So how does one enjoy 'World of Warcraft: Legion' with all the new updates and complex gameplay?

For one, players can choose where their allegiance lie, whether it be with the Alliance or the Horde. Choice of which further plunges the player into a myriad of options of which race or class to pick, with the demon hunter being introduced in the latest expansion pack. If that isn't enough, the latest patch 7.1 for 'World of Warcraft: Legion' proves that the developers listen to the players, making necessary adjustments to even the playing field, as per WCCFTech.

For hardcore players, cooperative play and raiding are some of the more advanced layers of the game that fuel the excitement, keeping avid fans coming back for more and glued to the make-believe world. This tests every gamer's mettle and strategic thinking on how to survive the gruesome and challenging battles in new dungeons introduced by the 'Legion' expansion. Although some would argue that raiding proves to be rather expensive than previous expansions, Polygon explains that this is for good reason. Two professions, namely alchemy and herbalism, can alleviate this, meaning the game wants players to truly "play" and immerse themselves in the action instead of purchasing what they need. This move takes advantage of hooking players in the environment for longer hours while indulging them in the carefully-engineered environment of 'Warcraft.' Aside from things the game offers, players are given the free hand to customize their avatar. Take into account the player "Manofsteel" who transforms his character into the DC superhero, Superman. According to Game Rant, Manofsteel took advantage of the game's transmogrification feature to create an image that mimics the same color palette one would see on the superhero. It may not be long until Batman appears on the 'World of Warcraft' stage, Game Rant adds. This just proves you can have fun while you are already having fun.

To take part in the action, 'World of Warcraft: Legion' system requirements would recommend that a Windows owner has to have an operating system of Windows 10 with the latest service pack, 4GB RAM memory, and 45 GB hard drive space. Mac users would need OS X 10.11, 8GB RAM memory and the same storage size as that of a Windows user, as per Blizzard Entertainment.