Posted on July 25th, 2008 by admin
On the weekend I reached 10476 honor points, which brings me closer to the 14,000 I need for the new shoulders I want! It does seem hard though to win in Arathi with Alliance, especially on busy days. I am not sure why this is, as I have never played a Horde character, but I suspect that the Alliance players simply don’t have a cohesive plan. The Horde always seems to act together; they arrive at a node together, and leave together. By comparison, the Alliance players straggle in and join a fight that is already in progress, and some can be seen running from a fight towards another one. And more than once I have seen someone in the Raid group try to be a leader, and no one will pay attention, or very few anyway.
Ironic, I think, that the Alliance would act like a horde of individuals, and the Horde would behave in an allied fashion. Any comments on that?
Erik
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Posted on July 19th, 2008 by admin
Fast World Of Warcraft Gold – Grinding & Chinese Farmer Tips
Here are two sets of tips to help you make fast World Of Warcraft gold:
A) Grinding tips Here are some rules of thumb to help you factor the risk to reward ratio when grinding to make some fast gold: 1) If the mobs die easily, they are worth grinding. 2) If they drop money, they are worth grinding. 3) If they have good stackable vendor fodder, they are worth grinding. 4) If they have good world drops, they are worth grinding.
If they are hard to kill, don’t waste your time.
The starter zones seem to be good places where you can just skin corpses over and over without ever having to kill anything yourself. One of the best places in the Alliance is Elwyn Forest (one of the human starter zones). Most people who go to the farms for quests will butcher a few pigs on their way through. So there are always boar corpses abandoned on the ground, just waiting for you to skin them.
B) Profiting from the chinese farmers’ shift changes 1) These are the typical times the chinese gold farmers change shifts (server time)
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Posted on July 15th, 2008 by admin
The most crucial development for World of Warcraft was in January 2007 with the expansion, The Burning Crusade. This title incorporate elements from a previous game, Warcraft 3, by including the former villains, the Burning Legion. It added a new playable race to both the Alliance and the Horde, with the race of Blood Elves confirmed as joining the Horde. It also set to raise the game’s level cap to 70 and opened up the area of the Outlands. The new content and features have been very promising.
It is interesting to consider how the World of Warcraft expansion will be received. It should satisfy people, as it will offer growth and variety to the whole experience. It will be fascinating to see what new race is joining the Alliance, and it will be intriguing and different for the Horde to have their own “pretty” race in the form of the Blood Elves. In general, the expansion is a good thing and will give the game more depth. It should make the game more appealing to players.
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Posted on July 7th, 2008 by admin
Gamertell salutes the spirit of China’s gamers and tenacious wow gold farmers alike for accomplishing this wonderful feat.
This happens to be the highest concurrency ever since the MMORPG first made its commercial debut in 2005. It wasn’t just a coincident that 1 million Chinese gamers played wow gold at the very same time but, according to The9, the recent launch of World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade in China has spawned renewed interest in the game.
The Chinese operator of World of Warcraft, The9, has announced that the game recently reached a peak concurrency of 1 million players in China, meaning there were a million Chinese players logged into the game at the same time. This is the toughest test for wow gold servers in China to date and, lucky for gamers, they passed – most likely because they aren’t Made in China (pun definitely intended).
World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade is the first expansion pack for the game that was released in January, 2007 in Europe and North America, but Chinese gamers had to wait till September 6, 2007 for it. Not only are the existing wow gold
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