Like any old fogey, I’m always going on about the good ‘ol days, and why we need to bring them back. In particular, I’m remembering the month before the release of The Burning Crusade, how excited we all were about the new content, and how much fun we were having trying out and planning new specs. Other warlocks, particularly our hardcore PvPers, were having a blast with the new affliction tree, but I wanted to try out...

Hi, this is Jubham! Warpy's on vacation, so I am taking charge of this blog! Since the guild killed Illidan, they went from obsessive raiding to lying around like lumps. Not that I'd know! I wasn't invited! The guild's most uber project ever, and Warpy brings that bimbo, Drusrah! You have got to be kidding me!!


Who helped them pwn Gruul and Hydross and VR? Who helped them clear KZ repeatedly...

The Burning Crusade, the first WoW expansion, took a day to be released, but several months to hit, at least on the Kul Tiras realm. The breakdown spread from two directions; Blizzard kept making changes to get servers ready, like populating Deadwind Pass with level-70 ghosts who dropped incredible greens we couldn’t equip, and players started changing their ambitions and their behavior in response to all the new goodies that were being promised. The beginning of the end was when guilds stopped...

I'm a little ambivalent about upcoming changes in the expansion, but overall, it will be fun. As of August, 2008, we also seem to be pretty early in the development curve; warlocks are changing so fast I have no idea what they'll look like at level 80. Driving up to the annual guild party, I listened to about 2 hours of WoW podcasts ranting about the beta, so I feel obliged to jump on the bandwagon.



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