(So as to not derail an already derailed thread even more)

Don't take this as an attack, because it is not meant as one by any means.

It's clear from many posts by many people that that they treat it as a game to blow off steam and just have fun. That's fine and well, and nobody is arguing against how anyone cares to play and enjoy the game. As long as you're having fun, that's the whole goal.

By the same...

Satrina

I’ll post this as a blog entry, since it definitely does not follow the spirit of the WotLK: What Is Fun? post. Instead, I’m going to suggest that tanking is not, in fact, fun. You’re probably wondering about my sanity at this point, since I am actually the MT of a raiding guild and all of that. I can see where you’re coming from, but bear with me a moment while I explain why I don't find tanking fun.

The very fact that you can break down tanking to an opimisation problem pushes...

Satrina

This was a response in a thread that sounded like a decent blog entry.

There are still a lot of people who cling to Effective Health as the be all, end all answer to everything. Better watch out, because the meteor has already hit and the fallout is coming. Effective Health is and always has been a theory for bleeding edge content that bases itself on the assumption that as you progress, you find yourself undergeared for the new content and maxing out to make sure you meet the minimum...

Satrina

The irony of my blog complaining about content is not lost on me. I posted this in our guild forums, then thought it'd make a reasonable blog entry.

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In my eyes the number one problem in WoW is content.

Mount Hyjal is flat out a piece of shit, with no redeeming qualities. I can't think of any point in time where I thought "this is fun!" in there. Black Temple is somewhat better, at least you don't want to gouge your eyes out to make it stop....

Satrina

Seems to be the in vogue topic these days, so here we go. As with Caulle, I ended up thinking this would make a better blog post. I love raiding...and I hate it.

I love raiding because I hate TV. I'll watch the hockey game and House (or record them and watch later) and that's all that's worth my time that is being broadcast right now. WoW gives me something marginally more productive to do in the time I would spend communing with the tube. At least here I am interacting with...

Satrina