2011-04-26, 13:19 | Link #7261 |
大巧不工
Join Date: Dec 2003
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Wow have over 6 years of development time: it is very difficult to undermine the experiences which blizzard has learned and the effort the company has put into the game. Rome is not built in one day.
There prob will not be a "WoW killer", rather games that co-exist with WoW. Given that, I believe success would not be earned via copying the WoW style, but something innovative which will catch people's attention while they are not raiding/doing arenas/participating in various endgame content. |
2011-04-26, 13:30 | Link #7262 |
Gamilas Falls
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Republic of California
Age: 46
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The new trailer for patch 4.1 confirms something I had suspected for over a year now. There was a mention that every 6 years all the Troll tribes would gather to discuss and trade...it has been six years...and now it has happened. Yet the Darkspear will turn their back on the others...only the Horde provide them a home now...their only friends. But it does give the revamped ZA ans ZG a backstory and mentions the fall of the other troll tribes.
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2011-04-26, 13:42 | Link #7263 |
You're Hot, Cupcake
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 42
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It gives merit to the whole notion the Horde is in turmoil. Thrall was the diplomatic kind compared to any other major Orc leader. Garrosh couldn't careless, so no wonder Vol'jin ain't in a good mood. And no surprises Sylvanas is ready to betray Garrosh the moment opportunity strikes.
But in the end, my only interest is the mounts. Btw is anyone else having issues with getting 4.1 to work? Once it reaches the launcher after doing the patch, it won't finish, leaving me stuck on 4.0.6 but thinking 4.1 is installed.
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2011-04-26, 15:41 | Link #7264 | |
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Xanadu
Age: 29
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2011-05-03, 09:10 | Link #7265 |
You're Hot, Cupcake
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 42
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A week into 4.1, the changes have been good. Archaeology is much better now. Zul'Gurub's makeover was a fine job. Children's Week had new pets. The new LFM is better as are some other UI aspects. Only thing I'm not keen in is that Zul'Aman's only change was having Zul'Jin replaced with Daakara's name. Everything else in that instance is the same. However, getting extra loot for more Maelstrom Crystals from either place is a good deal. Also, that guild level 23 buff is amazing. It's giving me so many extra tabtets in Archaeology and also a lot of double Disenchant mats.
And looks like the guild will do some form of raiding in 4.2 since Firelands is something of interest and a length they can handle with their IRL schedule.
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2011-05-03, 16:05 | Link #7266 |
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...There is practically no difference for the people who seldom do archaeology. Considering the fact that I am going for Zin'rohk and still missing the Dwarven staff, NE rares, and Nerubian rares...well...yeah you get the point. No real difference for a lot of people who just do archaeology once in awhile.
BTW, LF guild that wants a DPS warrior. I am decent at button pushing.
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2011-05-03, 19:15 | Link #7268 |
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I wish you could trade it to me. ): I have leveled at least 4 alts from 80-85 and two from 70's-85 all through archaeology. Have not seen either Dwarf staff or sword yet. After Firelands, they should at least up the chance for the damn sword...I mean really...
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2011-05-06, 16:02 | Link #7269 |
Gamilas Falls
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Republic of California
Age: 46
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Finally finished that thrice damned Children's Week achievement set to get done with all the holiday Meta achievements (and thus the Violet Proto-drake and "free" 310% speed riding skill). Caping stuff in AB and AV wasn't all that hard, you just had to get there first. Stuff with flags in EotS and WSD...pain in the ass unless both sides are just doing it for the achievements and then fight afterwards.
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2011-05-10, 22:12 | Link #7270 |
You're Hot, Cupcake
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 42
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Grats, Ithekro. That events meta is always worth celebrating. Btw, you shouldn't be too far away from the 'It's Over Nine Thousand!' feat. Should try to clear your PvP achieves more to reach it.
It took me a long time to get this on my main, but it finally happened, thus finally closing out those type of mounts I could aim for daily on my main. Spoiler for Finally a true Adelaide Crow:
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2011-05-11, 14:46 | Link #7272 |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Do you actually need pvp achievements? My paladin was missing a ton of achievements but was in the 8000ish range. All she had for pvp achievements was really a few alterac valley and a lot of the wintergrasp ones. That was back in wrath so I'm pretty sure now I could hit 9k if I went and did some achievements on her after cataclysm.
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2011-06-13, 16:48 | Link #7275 |
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Xanadu
Age: 29
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Just read up the patch notes for the Firelands patch and must say that they are basically doing the same thing they did with Icecrown Citadel... But instead of a % buff, they are actually going to decrease "practically all" the bosses in Cata raids health and damage by 20% and some more things from them, like Halfus now has increased Shadow Nova casttime.
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2011-06-14, 00:38 | Link #7276 |
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^ I don't see the problem here. Most guilds will be doing Fireland raids, not BWD or BoT. This isn't even the first time they've done something like this; they widescale nerfed content during BC, too. The difference is that they are doing it a bit earlier this time around.
I don't know about you, but I'm not in a leet, 13/13 guild. I would like to get them done without having to spend weeks on one boss. So, thank you Blizzard, and please continue nerfing content.
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2011-06-27, 02:25 | Link #7277 |
Call me MK! :)
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: The top of the world.
Age: 34
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I have a question. Recently I bought wow first part. Now my question is what professions (primary) should I chose? What are best for mage and best on the long run (money etc).
Thanks in advance
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2011-06-27, 02:31 | Link #7278 |
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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I found that using Mining and Herbalism is the best combination for money making on my server. Unfortunately it depends mostly on the server, but I am certain that the combination I mentioned should make money on any server. If this is your first ever character it's better to build up revenue first than to use a crafting profession as they can be a massive money drain.
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2011-06-27, 02:32 | Link #7279 | |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Stay away from Engineering though, it makes no money at all. Edit: Yeah what Melpomene said is true, gathering professions can make good gold but at the higher levels I'd definitely say JC and Enchanting are the best since everyone needs gems and enchants for their gear.
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2011-06-27, 02:36 | Link #7280 |
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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Thats exactly what I did on my first character. I dropped one gathering for Jewelcrafting when I was max level. Then I just farmed mats and sold the gems I didn't need and socketed the ones I did. On top of that you get a nice bonuses with Enchanting and Jewelcrafting.
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