grah.
Well, I had some printscreens of my journey from 1-60 as a troll druid, but my computer is stuffed. I'm not sure, but I would wager alot of money on the graphics card dying. Everything inside is whirring quietly except the graphics card and the monitor does not light up. Not a tech expert here, but that seems the likeliest thing to have broken. I'm not in a big rush to get the part replaced as I am quite happy to work from the macbook. My desk looks very empty now and there is no more sims for along time. Anyway, this time of year is when i should be saving money feverishly!
I can honestly say, WoW is fun. Its true. I've dabbled in the auction house, joined a guild and did all of the classic dungeons in five man mode. Thanks to dual speccing, I've been able to solo alot as a druid. I switched my second spec from feral druid to arcane (getting the freaky looking moonkin creature to shapeshift into!). I am currently questing in the Outlands. There are ALOT of quests here. Entering one little horde settlement will land you a ridiculous amount of quests all of the collect-ten-marshflower/hinkycaps/moth's livers. Another curious aspect of WoW is...that I enjoyed it most when my interaction with other players was really brief and distant. I helped a random pc (an undead mage!) defeat a few 2-player recommended bosses in quest mode (paying it forward as another player helped me). Other than dungeons (where everyone has a specific role), that has been the only positive experience. Stay away from the chat channel in Org ( or in any major city?). My one pvp experience (playing on a PvE server here, I'm a wuss) was very awful (performance anxiety in a video game context, oh dear).
Anyway, gearing up here to finally finishing this teaching diploma. I've gotten a passport, ready to go anywhere to get some teaching experience at the end of the year.
I can honestly say, WoW is fun. Its true. I've dabbled in the auction house, joined a guild and did all of the classic dungeons in five man mode. Thanks to dual speccing, I've been able to solo alot as a druid. I switched my second spec from feral druid to arcane (getting the freaky looking moonkin creature to shapeshift into!). I am currently questing in the Outlands. There are ALOT of quests here. Entering one little horde settlement will land you a ridiculous amount of quests all of the collect-ten-marshflower/hinkycaps/moth's livers. Another curious aspect of WoW is...that I enjoyed it most when my interaction with other players was really brief and distant. I helped a random pc (an undead mage!) defeat a few 2-player recommended bosses in quest mode (paying it forward as another player helped me). Other than dungeons (where everyone has a specific role), that has been the only positive experience. Stay away from the chat channel in Org ( or in any major city?). My one pvp experience (playing on a PvE server here, I'm a wuss) was very awful (performance anxiety in a video game context, oh dear).
Anyway, gearing up here to finally finishing this teaching diploma. I've gotten a passport, ready to go anywhere to get some teaching experience at the end of the year.