Tonypablos

I don't know if it's me who's fundamentally flawed in my brain but there's something that attracts me to dual wielding classes:

Played a rogue as my first class and I had to dual wield swords cause it just looked hella cool to me.

Played a Warrior and I dual wielded axes for lolcritdamageftw and it just looked better on that class.

Played the shaman and dual wielded maces or axes, depending on what I had to get, just because of lawlfury proc'ing stupid numbers....

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And that's how much played time I got on the DK before it hit 80. Minus a couple of minutes cause I was questing and went oh wait, may as well show this.

Taken on November 19th, 2008 ^.^; 6 days not bad!

So, the new guild merger of SK-Gaming and Nihilum has apparently finished all of the PvE gaming content. This doesn't surprise me, the people there probably know what they're doing me.

What surprises me, and not only that, but insults me even moreso is the fact that they have the nerve to criticize Blizzard about their content being too easy.

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We are proud to declare that all WOTLK PVE raid content has now been...

And so the first expansion of World of Warcraft comes to a close, it is time for us to review what kind of stuff I've done and what exactly I think was the success rate of WoW with it's expansion.

Come the release of BC, we were given the overly joyful entrance screen of Illidan speaking to us and telling us YOU ARE NOT PREPARED!!!!!!OMFGBBQ...o k maybe not that but you know, close enough. Going into Outlands, I was on my Smolderthorn server with my rogue first, and I plowed through...

I was thinking about this today and I'd like to know either Blizzard's thoughts or even your own thoughts to this question: Why is it that Blizzard stated in the past that the shoulders were really the 'iconic' look to the set? My argument against this is the fact that the helm, in my opinion, is clearly a bigger iconic moment of the set than the shoulders are and thus should be viewed as that. This is not a post about saying you should have a rating on the helm, but more of musings of my own that...