This post on Horacio's blog got me thinking about meters in general.

Horacio said three things in it that I think I want to expand upon and explore more fully.

I love this point. I've been working with a couple people on the side and they have really been able to elevate their games to a higher level. Another person I've been trying...

Multi-questing. No, I'm not talking about doing multiple quests at the same time, I'm talking about daily quests you can do as a group and get credit for everyone in your group with.

So (mostly) off the top of my head, here goes:

In Shatt:
The goggles quest in Nagrand, everyone gets credit for each fire you sample.

The get the missive note from the sunhawks, it drops for everyone in the party.

On Isle of QD:
Arm the wards...

So I was thinking the other day, do I have to clear SSC before I head to TK? Do I have to finish Mt Hyjal before I try BT? So what I did was go to wowjutsu and looked at the completion percentages. It made me realize that in terms of progression, plowing our way through a particular dungeon might not be as effective as making a list of bosses, then killing them in the order that was easiest. Obviously Archimonde is more difficult than Supremus, and it holds true that a lot of guilds finish MH...