The king of Stormwind is an unforgiving loser.
While finishing up Dragonblight on Lightfur, I got a pretty epic chain that ended up with me following Thrall, Zul'Jin (or whatever his name is) and Lady Sylvannis into a now-hostile Undercity. I was buffed in to oblivion and, in essence, made invinceble. The whole quest-event was kill, kill, move up a bit, kill, kill boss, repeat. Eventualy we got to the Royal Quarter and killed the big boss, Velatheris (whats his name, that big demon guy that stands next to Sylvannis.). I was expecting to complete the quest, get my rewards, and be on my way, but nooo.
Vorian had to show up with a couple guards. Great. He made a big "I hate you all burn in Hellfire" speach, proclaiming himself the biggest loser in all of WoW, and attacked us. The cheek!
Of course Jinia Proudmore showe up and teleported the Allience guards away, (I'm sure we could have killed them anyway...)and Thrall had a big emo-attack. /sigh.
[Edit]: Vorian should be thrown in the Stockades for attempting to create war that both the Allience and the Horde cannot afford, with the Lich King closing in on them and all.
The moral of this story is -- Rassaa is getting a nightsaber. Vorian, and Stormwind, is to annoying to be exlated with.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Ok, thats one problem fixed...
My characters are no longer deaf!
I'm not sure if thats a good thing.
The problem is, Borean Tundra has the worst General chat in the history of WoW kind. I know that you can turn off general chat, but I don't like missing the LFG's and the ever so rare, and wonderfull, "Portal: Dalaran, last chance!" mages. So I'm stuck listening to the endless "WTF THSI QUEST IS BUGGED!" "How do I do Springing the Trap?" "(Enter stuped/obvious question here)"
It's not as bad in Dragonblight, luckily.
Lightfur is level 72, and Epic Flight form is very welcome. Vallrok is still 70, but he now has a white saberwolf named Brokenmaw (fitting, don't you think?) and is having a interesting time taming every beast in sight.
Bluefur and Rassaa are dorment for a while, mostly because Cenerion Circle is more packed than Aerie Peak. (you would think that the quiet, low-RP realm would be LOW traffic, but noo...)
All I need to do now is get Vall to 75, so he can get a Vargul Blighthound.
I'm not sure if thats a good thing.
The problem is, Borean Tundra has the worst General chat in the history of WoW kind. I know that you can turn off general chat, but I don't like missing the LFG's and the ever so rare, and wonderfull, "Portal: Dalaran, last chance!" mages. So I'm stuck listening to the endless "WTF THSI QUEST IS BUGGED!" "How do I do Springing the Trap?" "(Enter stuped/obvious question here)"
It's not as bad in Dragonblight, luckily.
Lightfur is level 72, and Epic Flight form is very welcome. Vallrok is still 70, but he now has a white saberwolf named Brokenmaw (fitting, don't you think?) and is having a interesting time taming every beast in sight.
Bluefur and Rassaa are dorment for a while, mostly because Cenerion Circle is more packed than Aerie Peak. (you would think that the quiet, low-RP realm would be LOW traffic, but noo...)
All I need to do now is get Vall to 75, so he can get a Vargul Blighthound.
Saturday, November 8, 2008
How did this happen?
My character, Vallrok, is deaf. (And so are all of my others.)
Seriously.
This is LAME.
I noticed when I was doing some dailies and a hunter with a cute little pet came running by. I /pat'ed it, and it didn't do anything. I tried again. No luck. I tried telling the guild, but my chat didn't show up on my screen. I looked at Crekit's (my bro) screen, and my chat was showing up there..
My character(s) are deaf.
Seriously.
This is LAME.
I noticed when I was doing some dailies and a hunter with a cute little pet came running by. I /pat'ed it, and it didn't do anything. I tried again. No luck. I tried telling the guild, but my chat didn't show up on my screen. I looked at Crekit's (my bro) screen, and my chat was showing up there..
My character(s) are deaf.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Training your pet = Patch 3.0
Last time I posted about pet training, it was about pet skills and training points. No more! Now there is a new, easier way to do it. Talent Trees!!
First things first, your pet no longer has training points. Instead, over the levels, your pet gets Talent Points just like you do. Unfortunately, I have no idea at what levels your pet gets training points at :-P [Edit]: your pet gets points at level 20, and every four levels after that. Anyway, to train your pet, simply go to your Talent window WITH YOUR PET OUT and click on the little tab that has your pets portrait. It will show a talent tree, either Cunning (PvP) Tenacity (Tanking) or Ferocity (DPS). Each pet family is assigned to one tree.
It's pretty obvious what you do from there. And don't worry, putting points in your pets talent tree doesn't subtract from YOUR talent points!
Dang. I don't even have to put in pets in this post -.-
First things first, your pet no longer has training points. Instead, over the levels, your pet gets Talent Points just like you do. Unfortunately, I have no idea at what levels your pet gets training points at :-P [Edit]: your pet gets points at level 20, and every four levels after that. Anyway, to train your pet, simply go to your Talent window WITH YOUR PET OUT and click on the little tab that has your pets portrait. It will show a talent tree, either Cunning (PvP) Tenacity (Tanking) or Ferocity (DPS). Each pet family is assigned to one tree.
It's pretty obvious what you do from there. And don't worry, putting points in your pets talent tree doesn't subtract from YOUR talent points!
Dang. I don't even have to put in pets in this post -.-
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Cool! and not so cool.
A bunch of the peoples in my school have blogs! Uber! But they don't play WoW, although that may not be a bad thing O.o
On a different note, the family got into a rather... intense... argument about my dad playing WoW to much. Um, not cool?
Sometimes I resent WoW. But life isn't always perfect, right?
/cough, right?
On a different note, the family got into a rather... intense... argument about my dad playing WoW to much. Um, not cool?
Sometimes I resent WoW. But life isn't always perfect, right?
/cough, right?
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Bluefur's background
Bluefur was very young when his father, a Taunka fisherman, took him and the family pet, a grayish gorilla and her snow white son, out in the boat. It was a pleasure ride, skimming soundlessly across the water and watching the fish jump in the early morning sun. The young Bluefur was great friends with the little white gorilla, and they stuck together in the boat, every so often touching a finger into the icy water.
Suddenly a thick fog shrouded the water. Bluefur's father stopped the boat and sat silent, calm but alert. But nothing is alert enough to spot the bone-like horn and fin of an approaching threshadon, and the old Taunka was no exception. Only when it was too late did he notice the giant head and long neck of the beast and it rammed the boat, causing it to sway violently.
The grey mother gorilla snatched up her son and Bluefur, then jumped into the freezing waters. The taunka fisherman was quickly killed by the threshadon, but it had no interest in eating the body. It disappeared into the depths of the ocean and swam silently away, leaving the gorilla and her helpless burdens alone. She set a strong pace and started swimming southeast.
Twelve hours later the shivering, gasping mother gorilla dragged herself onto the orange shores of Durotar. She still carried two near-dead younglings, and the need to get them to safety was stronger than her need to rest. She struggled over the burning orange sands, fending off raptors and scorpids with desperate aggression. Finely she collapsed outside the gates of Orgrimmar, gasped once, and died. A guard found the body of the gorilla and, after a bit of searching, Bluefur and his young friend. They had moved out of the scorching sun and into the shade of a large orange rock, too young to look for help and too weak to move any farther. The guard knew that the younglings would soon die in the heat, so he carefully picked them up and took them to the Orphanage.
When Bluefur was old enough, he set off into the world to find a purpose. His "brother", named Utara, followed him at his side. That purpose was found when he heard of a land called Northerend, and about the Tuanka people that lived there. He fealt strangly drawn to the Tauren-like people...
(Bluefur actauly got Utara -Uhk'loc- at level 70. But thats not how I'm going to remember it.)
Suddenly a thick fog shrouded the water. Bluefur's father stopped the boat and sat silent, calm but alert. But nothing is alert enough to spot the bone-like horn and fin of an approaching threshadon, and the old Taunka was no exception. Only when it was too late did he notice the giant head and long neck of the beast and it rammed the boat, causing it to sway violently.
The grey mother gorilla snatched up her son and Bluefur, then jumped into the freezing waters. The taunka fisherman was quickly killed by the threshadon, but it had no interest in eating the body. It disappeared into the depths of the ocean and swam silently away, leaving the gorilla and her helpless burdens alone. She set a strong pace and started swimming southeast.
Twelve hours later the shivering, gasping mother gorilla dragged herself onto the orange shores of Durotar. She still carried two near-dead younglings, and the need to get them to safety was stronger than her need to rest. She struggled over the burning orange sands, fending off raptors and scorpids with desperate aggression. Finely she collapsed outside the gates of Orgrimmar, gasped once, and died. A guard found the body of the gorilla and, after a bit of searching, Bluefur and his young friend. They had moved out of the scorching sun and into the shade of a large orange rock, too young to look for help and too weak to move any farther. The guard knew that the younglings would soon die in the heat, so he carefully picked them up and took them to the Orphanage.
When Bluefur was old enough, he set off into the world to find a purpose. His "brother", named Utara, followed him at his side. That purpose was found when he heard of a land called Northerend, and about the Tuanka people that lived there. He fealt strangly drawn to the Tauren-like people...
(Bluefur actauly got Utara -Uhk'loc- at level 70. But thats not how I'm going to remember it.)
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