#warcraft

Rumay Wang Player ID: Hafu Highest paying game: Teamfight Tactics Other games played: Bloodline Champions, Hearthstone, Magic: The Gathering Arena, World of Warcraft Total earnings: $70,966.67 Rumay “Hafu” Wang started playing World of Warcraft when she was in high school. Now, she is streaming full-time on Twitch and has won multiple tournaments of Hearthstone, World of WarCraft, and Teamfight Tactics. Katherine Gunn Player ID: Mystik Highest paying game: Halo: Reach Other games played: Dead or Alive 4, Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, H1Z1, Halo, Super Puzzle Fighter Total earnings: $122,000.00 In 2016, the Guinness Book of World named Katherine Gunn as the highest-paid female gamer.   WarCraft PC’s were not the first go-to platform for games at the time, with video entertainment consoles being the dominant platform that people would rather opt for. But when Blizzard came out with Warcraft: Orc’s and Humans in 1994, it birthed a new era for many gamers all over the world; And even with the release of Warcraft’s sequel a year later, the original Warcraft’s came out to be the developer’s highest-selling title back then, with over 100,000 copies sold within a year after launch. As one of the pioneers of RTS games, the original Warcraft shaped the basics of its genre. Read more in our articles including "10 highest-paid female professional gamers in the world" and "Let's confuse the kids: Classic 90s games we miss playing".