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Word! Ze komen eerder met slecht nieuws dan met leuk nieuws...quote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 12:12 schreef Richardfun het volgende:
Ik vond blizzard in het verleden altijd wel een integer bedrijf, maar ik begin daar steeds meer aan te twijfelen....
Ik kan niet wachten totdat ze Doomhammer gaan laten migraten want het speelt niet echt lekker meer de laatste tijd...
The problem is I can't trust most of what I see. So fuck it, all the problems of life must be me!
Blizzard doet het imo echt stukken beter dan heel wat andere bedrijven die met MMO's bezig zijn. Ik speelde hiervoor FFXI, daar had je niet eens officiele boards, nooit dev feedback, geen compensatie oid wanneer de servers down waren, Europese/Amerikaanse GM's mochten niets doen als je problemen had met Japanse spelers, etc.quote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 12:12 schreef Richardfun het volgende:
Ik vond blizzard in het verleden altijd wel een integer bedrijf, maar ik begin daar steeds meer aan te twijfelen....
Ik word af en toe ook wel ziek van de downtime, maar ik heb toch echt niet het gevoel dat ze het probleem naast zich neer leggen. Eerder dat ze gewoon zoveel meer succes hadden dan dat ze verwacht hadden (1 miljoen spelers is ong 4x meer dan het totaal aantal spelers over alle MMO's in Europe voor WoW uitkwam) en dat alles meeschalen een probleem is.
Lijkt me niet dat de WoW realms op niet krachtige machines staan, zullen ieder geval geen servertjes zijn van een paar duizend euro per stuk. Komt nog is bij dat elke realm op meerdere fysieke servers staat en je nu de server waar silithius op staat kan vervangen met een nog betere server, maar na het event zit die server ook weer uit zijn neus te vreten en is die bij het volgende event weer op een andere plek nodig.quote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 12:02 schreef Richardfun het volgende:
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Ok, maar dan is het toch een kwestie van krachtigere servers gebruiken? En het argument dat dat veel geld kost gaat niet op IMO. Onlangs was er bericht dat Blizzard nu 1 miljoen actieve Europese spelers heeft met WoW. Dat is dus per maand 12 miljoen, daar moet je toch aardig wat mee kunnen doen.
Rocks? Check.
Laser beams? Check.
Acid? Check.
Body bag? Check.
Laser beams? Check.
Acid? Check.
Body bag? Check.
Vet gaaf. Check deze Legendary mount
Die krijgt degene met de scepter.
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Zo krijg je de scepter en die legendary mount
Die krijgt degene met de scepter.
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Zo krijg je de scepter en die legendary mount
quote:1. Discover Anachronos in Tanaris.
2. Only One May Rise, loot the head of Broodlord Lashlayer from Blackwing Lair
3. The Path of the Righteous and The Hand of the Righteous. Farm yourself from Hated reputation with the Brood of Nozdormu to neutral.
4. Anachronos sends you back to the dragon in Tanaris for further questing.
5. Long Forgotten Memories & A Pawn on the Eternal Board involve a cinematic re-enactment of the closing of the gates.
6. The Charge of the Dragonflights: Following that world event, Anachronos explains that the Scepter of the Shifting Sands used to open the gates was shattered, and that Eranikus, Azuregos and Vaelastrasz each have a piece. A quest chain follows for each dragon.
6.a) Vaelastrasz's fragment of the scepter is not too complicated to secure, though neither is it easy--just go down into Blackwing Lair and kill Vaelastrasz the Corrupt.
6.b) Finding Azuregos's fragment is a much more elaborate affair, involving three chains of sub-quests aimed at the construction of a psychic buoy to summon a minnow named Maws who holds the scepter fragment. Along the way, you must clear Blackwing Lair (again) and Molten Core (twice) and defeat the nefarious "Doctor Weavil." Fires of Heaven guild has a nice write-up of this strange quest chain in a post of January the 8th to their website.
6.c) Acquiring Eranikus's fragment of the scepter involves defeating four green dragonkin from around Azeroth (including a new one called the Twilight Corruptor) to complete a quest called The Nightmare's Corruption issued by Remulos. After accomplishing this, you begin a new quest where you must fight Eranikus, Tyrant of the Dream but not defeat him, while at the same time ensuring that Remulos is not killed.
http://www.bamosenlamus.nl .... Het trio dat geen 3 namen nodig heeft !
Die mount dropt veel in andere kleuren dan zwart in AQ40, maar kan alleen binnen de instance gebruikt worden. Ik baal er wel van dat AQ40 alle pvp gear krijgt en AQ20 meer pve spul.
Ik vind de epic ram toch nog wel het coolst. Vooral een Night elf op zo'n ram is helemaal te vet.quote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 13:37 schreef Migwi het volgende:
Vind die Mount maar pauper vergeleken met Tigers
But then, I'm a sucker for fluffy Tigers
Maar goed, ik heb helaas geen zin om voor exalted rep te grinden in IF.
tvp
Stewie Griffin: Jo-LENE! I have an army to raise and I must get to Managua at once! I require a window seat and an in-flight Happy Meal. BUT NO PICKLES! OH, GOD HELP YOU IF I FIND PICKLES!
Ik had een gerucht gehoord over een nieuwe mount die je speed met +140% omhoog mikt. Is daar iets van waar of wordt daar die aq mount mee bedoelt. (waar je niet mee naar buiten kunt).
De vraag 'met of zonder appel' wordt niet beantwoord....
Weet je hoe makkelijk het is om rep te grinden met de War Effort? Vriend van me is als Orc nu Exalted met Thunder Bluff en dat alleen maar door goods in te leverenquote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 13:57 schreef Merkowitz het volgende:
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Ik vind de epic ram toch nog wel het coolst. Vooral een Night elf op zo'n ram is helemaal te vet.
Maar goed, ik heb helaas geen zin om voor exalted rep te grinden in IF.
tvp
Rocks? Check.
Laser beams? Check.
Acid? Check.
Body bag? Check.
Laser beams? Check.
Acid? Check.
Body bag? Check.
Nightelves moeten bij hun tijger blijven, op een ram of paard zien ze er serieus niet uit.quote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 13:57 schreef Merkowitz het volgende:
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Ik vind de epic ram toch nog wel het coolst. Vooral een Night elf op zo'n ram is helemaal te vet.
Maar goed, ik heb helaas geen zin om voor exalted rep te grinden in IF.
Dat is eigenlijk 1 van de redenen om NE te rollen . Laten we eerlijk zijn, die +1% dodge, +50% wisp travel form en shadowmelt doen het hem niet hoor .
. Laten we eerlijk zijn, die +1% dodge, +50% wisp travel form en shadowmelt doen het hem niet hoor 
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De vraag 'met of zonder appel' wordt niet beantwoord....
[ Bericht 100% gewijzigd door GaRleC op 23-01-2006 14:34:20 ]
http://www.bamosenlamus.nl .... Het trio dat geen 3 namen nodig heeft !
Die mount van het plaatje is Legendary kan ook buiten gebruikt worden.quote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 13:30 schreef kipknots het volgende:
Die mount dropt veel in andere kleuren dan zwart in AQ40, maar kan alleen binnen de instance gebruikt worden. Ik baal er wel van dat AQ40 alle pvp gear krijgt en AQ20 meer pve spul.
Die jij bedoelt zijn andere.
http://www.bamosenlamus.nl .... Het trio dat geen 3 namen nodig heeft !
Wordquote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 14:03 schreef DjNivek het volgende:
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Nightelves moeten bij hun tijger blijven, op een ram of paard zien ze er serieus niet uit.
Net zoals Gnomes...
Jeetje, die zien er toch helemaal niet uit iets anders dan dat mecano bouwpakket van ze
Al ben ik wel voor een epic paard aan 't farmen, gewoon om iets te doen te hebben
Als we Broodlord weer killen, mag ik de head hebben. Questen ftw!
The Kooks O+ Arctic Monkeys O+ Blood Red Shoes O+ Franz Ferdinand O+ Muse O+ The Last Shadow Puppets O+
Hehe, eindelijk lvl 60 geworden
Heeft me 9 dagen en 5 uur gekost. Nu fftjes lockpick 300, alchemy 300 krijgen. En dan PvP grinden tot me leven ervan af hangt!
Heeft me 9 dagen en 5 uur gekost. Nu fftjes lockpick 300, alchemy 300 krijgen. En dan PvP grinden tot me leven ervan af hangt!
De fora van wow-europe doen het weer eens niet eens kijken of ik hier meer succes heb.
Ik ben namelijk op zoek naar een goede rogue guide. Ik kan maar geen keuze maken waar ik
al die talent punten ga proppen. Wat ik nodig heb is een guide waar je talent tree wat meer in detail behandeld wordt dan de gemiddelde guide die google me voorschotelt.
Zo'n guide heb ik wel gevonden voor mijn priest: http://wow.whispre.com/files/priest_guide_v1.0.htm
Echt een hele goede guide, de beste die ik tot nu toe ben tegengekomen (en dan bedoel ik niet alleen voor de priest class, maar gewoon als geheel). Maar waar valt zo'n kwalitatief hoogstaande guide te vinden voor een rogue (en eventueel voor andere classes)?
Ik ben namelijk op zoek naar een goede rogue guide. Ik kan maar geen keuze maken waar ik
al die talent punten ga proppen. Wat ik nodig heb is een guide waar je talent tree wat meer in detail behandeld wordt dan de gemiddelde guide die google me voorschotelt.
Zo'n guide heb ik wel gevonden voor mijn priest: http://wow.whispre.com/files/priest_guide_v1.0.htm
Echt een hele goede guide, de beste die ik tot nu toe ben tegengekomen (en dan bedoel ik niet alleen voor de priest class, maar gewoon als geheel). Maar waar valt zo'n kwalitatief hoogstaande guide te vinden voor een rogue (en eventueel voor andere classes)?
The Dark side is stronger...
Hoe level jij zo snel? (kost mij 15 dagen ).quote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 15:35 schreef Platina het volgende:
Hehe, eindelijk lvl 60 geworden
Heeft me 9 dagen en 5 uur gekost. Nu fftjes lockpick 300, alchemy 300 krijgen. En dan PvP grinden tot me leven ervan af hangt!
).
De vraag 'met of zonder appel' wordt niet beantwoord....
Mij nog wel langer, te veel PVPquote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 16:32 schreef Appellenflappen het volgende:
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Hoe level jij zo snel? (kost mij 15 dagen ).
<@Richardfun> top Morthill ^O^
<@Richardfun> goeie HR, 10x beter dan fliepke
Ludo-Schiedam: "Morthill is juist een goede objectieve reviewer."
<@Richardfun> goeie HR, 10x beter dan fliepke
Ludo-Schiedam: "Morthill is juist een goede objectieve reviewer."
aardig snel, alleen gegrind of... ? Ik wil namelijk ook wel een rogue hebben want ik vind priest een beetje saai worden want ik kan behalve instances niks met een holy build zit er aan te denken een rogue of een mage te maken (gnome natuurlijk ) want dan kan je naast raids ook gewoon nog leuk PvPenquote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 15:35 schreef Platina het volgende:
Hehe, eindelijk lvl 60 geworden
Heeft me 9 dagen en 5 uur gekost. Nu fftjes lockpick 300, alchemy 300 krijgen. En dan PvP grinden tot me leven ervan af hangt!
zit er aan te denken een rogue of een mage te maken (gnome natuurlijk
Kaldorei:
Druid: You are the mellow player. You're a little bit deeper than other players when it comes to learning a class, because your class is the jack of all trades. Sometimes players can get agitated with you, because they don't understand why you roll on items that may go to a Rogue or Priest as well. You are an OK player, and have potential leadership skills.
Priest: You are the whiner. You'll find anything to whine about. Warrior loses aggro? Whine about it! Get out of Shadowform? Piss off! More often than not you'll be kicked from guilds and groups because players don't enjoy your company.
Warrior: You are the anti-horde. Upon researching the best Alliance Warrior class in PvP you came to the conclusion that Shadowmeld corspecamping with your Warrior is totally awesome. Players will often listen to you because you're ruthless when it comes to hurting people.
Rogue: You are the kiddie. You think Kaldorei are good-looking so you rolled one. You also like being 'stealthy' and think you're hot IRL. Really, you are an immature little 14-year old getting fat on Twinkie's sitting in front of your computer, dreaming about hot naked chix, or looking at them.
Hunter: You are the loser of WoW. Your name is probably some strange copy of Legolas, like Legolosses or Legolez. Your cheapest tactic is Aimed Shot/Shadowmeld, and you use it quite often. You have an L2P mindset and think you're 1337, when really you're the worst type of player.
Human:
Priest: You are the optimist. You believe, unlike 90% of the population, that the stat spirit really makes a difference in healing. Players in end-game guilds laugh at you behind your back, but you don't care, because you'll stick true to your beliefs. Some players look up to you, while others think you suck at your class.
Warrior: You are the average joe. It is most likely you are new to WoW, and want to play something familiar. Human? Sure! Warrior? Sounds basic! Nobody really cares about you, because you're an OK guy.
Rogue: You are the gold farmer. Ni hao? You probably have a weird name, and you're probably spending 18 hours a day in Dire Maul or Tyr's Hand. The reputation bonus is great for long sessions in Felwood or Silithus. Typically you don't know how to play your class at all, and other players wtfpwn you in PvP. It's fine, learn 2 play.
Mage: You are the flamer. You spend most of your time on the Mage forum playing theorycraft. In your heart you secretly hate Hunters, Rogues, Warriors, and Warlocks, because only YOU should have strong DPS. When a Paladin is the one to outbid you on Azurerong Mageblade, you're the one that /gquits, because Paladins don't need crit% or +spelldamage, according to your logic.
Warlock: You are the pitied. Players try to laugh at you when you launch a fear in PvP and you get pwn'd two seconds later when it breaks. You most likely hate your class. Your next character is typically an Undead Rogue.
Paladin: You are the sucker. Blizzard totally scammed you right from under your face after 8 months of hoping they'd fix you. Most classes hate you for rolling on items that they need. ToEP? Not Paladin! OBS? Not Paladin! The Untamed Blade? You wish! You're most likely to re-roll Kaldorei Warrior, with all the hate you have inside of you.
Dwarf:
Hunter: You are the mature player. People enjoy RPing with you, because you can tell great stories over a good ale. People enjoy chilling with you, and IRL you probably score some hot chix everyday. When there's guild drama, or a crisis, you're the one to fix it.
Priest: You are cool. You probably didn't choose Dwarf Priest first, but after learning about Fear Ward in end-game, you changed your mind. Socializing is one of your good traits. You can type fast in-between heals, and Warriors want to make love to you.
Rogue: You are the redneck. You'd spec for Maces just because it irritates your opponents, and you enjoy popping potions at the last minute. When players try to speak to you, you often use 1337 in return, like: "wut u wnt mate?" You probably have gotten into a barfight IRL, or have streetfought before.
Paladin: You want to own. Inside your heart you have the deep desire to see big numbers flash across your screen, but alas, you'll most likely never see a crit above 2k. You take your buffbot/healing roll with passion though, and even though you can't own, you make it so that your allies can. You have L2P and would be extremely dangerous if you re-rolled.
Gnome:
Warrior: You are the joke. You rolled Gnome just because it's entertaining to see a 2 foot tall character tank Onyxia or kill a Tauren. Players in PvP generally like to /target and /pat you. You're not really liked by the Alliance but the Horde enjoy your company. There's nothing more enjoy in your career then Escape Trapping out of Roots and Intercepting/Mortal Striking a Tauren Druid to death, when he/she is running away in travel form.
Rogue: You are cute. Similiar to Gnome Warriors you're a joke. When you gank somebody in PvP they're trying to figure out where you are, vs. how skilled are you.
Warlock: You are the elitist. You knew the consequences of rolling a joke class, but you did so anyway. That +5% intellect is godly for crits, along with the +15 Enigineering. You're an experienced player that loves to raid. You probably have Enigineering, and enjoy throwing explosives at people. You're typicaly popular and every so often you do something stupid IRL.
Mage: You are the wise. When others complain about how the game functions, you stop their behemoth mentality with opinions and figures that suggest otherwise. You encourage deep thought among others. You're a good candidate for guild officer or leader, and should consider creating a guild.
Troll:
All: Your islands been taken over by a level 7 NPC, your racials suck, and when you have a really horrible accent. People don't want you, or need you, and the only race that sympathizes with your situation are the Gnomes.
Orc:
Hunter: You are the believer. You believe that anything can happen if you try hard enough. You have faith in your pet's abilities to own the opponent. When others try to stun you, you laugh at them, while using your two-minute cooldown IWIN button.
Warlock: You are strange. Orcs look hideous in general, but absolutely ridiculous in cloth armor. When a player has the nerve to comment upon your dress, you typically tell them quite clearly to go away. Similiar to Humans, your next character is most likely an Undead Rogue.
Shaman: You have no weaknesses. People can always invite you to a group knowning you'll do your job, and do it well. You're probably specced perfectly, after long and tedious research about it. However, you probably don't have many strengths either. Well-balanced, and fun to play with.
Warrior: You are wtfpwnage. Players, espically Rogues, hate seeing you come into combat, especially if you have a healer next to you. When you 2-shot somebody you don't linger upon them, but continue on to another player. You're 1337, and mild-mannered about it, as long as you win. When you lose, you get really pissed, and probably have broken a keyboard before.
Rogue: You are an anti-hypocritic hypocrit. You believe that Rogues are easy to beast and easy to play, but you're playing one. You enjoy the company of Dwarves. IRL you probably aren't liked that much by anybody, and you probably have a mean girlfriend.
Forsaken:
Warlock: You are emo. Darkness? Think walking corspes! Warlock? Hell ya! You like to preach about death, and your favorite color is most likely black. You're not bad at your class, compared to most Warlocks. Succubus don't turn you on.
Mage: You are the confident. You'll blink/AE in the middle of a pack without fear of dying. When the imps in MC have to be killed, you're the leader of the Mages. IRL, you know exactly how to flirt with girls, and girls love to be with you. When other mages complain about their class you preach of how much mages completely and totally rock. Peace on!
Rogue: You are the most hated of WoW. Whenever another player sees you, they typically want to kill you, even if they're Horde. You can typically hold your own in 1v1 PvP, but you hate groups, because they hate you. Personally, you'd love it if Blizzard implemented FFA-PVP servers, so you could kill as you please.
Warrior: You are the little brother. Tauren and Orcs believe they have to look out for you in the battlegrounds, because you're quite small, and your weapon is quite small. Your shoulders and armor-pieces don't really fit, and you're not that good of a tank. You're most likely to spec Fury, just to piss off every Forsaken rogue.
Priest: You are captain Juan Luc Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise. You hate Blizzard for making you choose between walking corspes and jamaicans. You do however, know how to play, and are a great player. You have leadership skills necessary to make players listen in PvP without using all caps. IRL, you're probably a male who has served in the military before. You don't take $!@% from others.
Tauren:
Shaman: You are the second-most hated character in WoW, almost first. Horde players don't really care about you, but Alliance enjoy nothing more than spending a couple hours /corspecamping and /spitting on your corspe. All and all, you're probably a nice guy, but people just don't care. You may have skills, but others say otherwise, because you're a Tauren shaman, which = god.
Warrior: You are the tank. You enjoy watching your health meter go down and up while being beat-up by players. Healers keep you alive because you're the most likely to screw up opponent mobs. Can you say Warstomp? Either you are specced full Protection or full Arms, and you pwn clothies easily. Your best friend is probably a Forsaken priest.
Hunter: You are invisiable. People are not aware you exist. When players engage you in PvP they're more surprised your a Tauren then they are from your 1000 Raptor Strike crits with an Arcanite Reaper. You'll never be famous, but you may make it as a McDonald's worker.
Druid: You are deeply spiritual. Others leave you alove because they know you are intelligent. You <3 cow druids and Kaldorei druids. You just may be the best type of player, but nobody wants somebody that isn't Innervate-specced, so you often get unseen. You're not a bad RPer, and should probably roll up on an RP server.
Druid: You are the mellow player. You're a little bit deeper than other players when it comes to learning a class, because your class is the jack of all trades. Sometimes players can get agitated with you, because they don't understand why you roll on items that may go to a Rogue or Priest as well. You are an OK player, and have potential leadership skills.
Priest: You are the whiner. You'll find anything to whine about. Warrior loses aggro? Whine about it! Get out of Shadowform? Piss off! More often than not you'll be kicked from guilds and groups because players don't enjoy your company.
Warrior: You are the anti-horde. Upon researching the best Alliance Warrior class in PvP you came to the conclusion that Shadowmeld corspecamping with your Warrior is totally awesome. Players will often listen to you because you're ruthless when it comes to hurting people.
Rogue: You are the kiddie. You think Kaldorei are good-looking so you rolled one. You also like being 'stealthy' and think you're hot IRL. Really, you are an immature little 14-year old getting fat on Twinkie's sitting in front of your computer, dreaming about hot naked chix, or looking at them.
Hunter: You are the loser of WoW. Your name is probably some strange copy of Legolas, like Legolosses or Legolez. Your cheapest tactic is Aimed Shot/Shadowmeld, and you use it quite often. You have an L2P mindset and think you're 1337, when really you're the worst type of player.
Human:
Priest: You are the optimist. You believe, unlike 90% of the population, that the stat spirit really makes a difference in healing. Players in end-game guilds laugh at you behind your back, but you don't care, because you'll stick true to your beliefs. Some players look up to you, while others think you suck at your class.
Warrior: You are the average joe. It is most likely you are new to WoW, and want to play something familiar. Human? Sure! Warrior? Sounds basic! Nobody really cares about you, because you're an OK guy.
Rogue: You are the gold farmer. Ni hao? You probably have a weird name, and you're probably spending 18 hours a day in Dire Maul or Tyr's Hand. The reputation bonus is great for long sessions in Felwood or Silithus. Typically you don't know how to play your class at all, and other players wtfpwn you in PvP. It's fine, learn 2 play.
Mage: You are the flamer. You spend most of your time on the Mage forum playing theorycraft. In your heart you secretly hate Hunters, Rogues, Warriors, and Warlocks, because only YOU should have strong DPS. When a Paladin is the one to outbid you on Azurerong Mageblade, you're the one that /gquits, because Paladins don't need crit% or +spelldamage, according to your logic.
Warlock: You are the pitied. Players try to laugh at you when you launch a fear in PvP and you get pwn'd two seconds later when it breaks. You most likely hate your class. Your next character is typically an Undead Rogue.
Paladin: You are the sucker. Blizzard totally scammed you right from under your face after 8 months of hoping they'd fix you. Most classes hate you for rolling on items that they need. ToEP? Not Paladin! OBS? Not Paladin! The Untamed Blade? You wish! You're most likely to re-roll Kaldorei Warrior, with all the hate you have inside of you.
Dwarf:
Hunter: You are the mature player. People enjoy RPing with you, because you can tell great stories over a good ale. People enjoy chilling with you, and IRL you probably score some hot chix everyday. When there's guild drama, or a crisis, you're the one to fix it.
Priest: You are cool. You probably didn't choose Dwarf Priest first, but after learning about Fear Ward in end-game, you changed your mind. Socializing is one of your good traits. You can type fast in-between heals, and Warriors want to make love to you.
Rogue: You are the redneck. You'd spec for Maces just because it irritates your opponents, and you enjoy popping potions at the last minute. When players try to speak to you, you often use 1337 in return, like: "wut u wnt mate?" You probably have gotten into a barfight IRL, or have streetfought before.
Paladin: You want to own. Inside your heart you have the deep desire to see big numbers flash across your screen, but alas, you'll most likely never see a crit above 2k. You take your buffbot/healing roll with passion though, and even though you can't own, you make it so that your allies can. You have L2P and would be extremely dangerous if you re-rolled.
Gnome:
Warrior: You are the joke. You rolled Gnome just because it's entertaining to see a 2 foot tall character tank Onyxia or kill a Tauren. Players in PvP generally like to /target and /pat you. You're not really liked by the Alliance but the Horde enjoy your company. There's nothing more enjoy in your career then Escape Trapping out of Roots and Intercepting/Mortal Striking a Tauren Druid to death, when he/she is running away in travel form.
Rogue: You are cute. Similiar to Gnome Warriors you're a joke. When you gank somebody in PvP they're trying to figure out where you are, vs. how skilled are you.
Warlock: You are the elitist. You knew the consequences of rolling a joke class, but you did so anyway. That +5% intellect is godly for crits, along with the +15 Enigineering. You're an experienced player that loves to raid. You probably have Enigineering, and enjoy throwing explosives at people. You're typicaly popular and every so often you do something stupid IRL.
Mage: You are the wise. When others complain about how the game functions, you stop their behemoth mentality with opinions and figures that suggest otherwise. You encourage deep thought among others. You're a good candidate for guild officer or leader, and should consider creating a guild.
Troll:
All: Your islands been taken over by a level 7 NPC, your racials suck, and when you have a really horrible accent. People don't want you, or need you, and the only race that sympathizes with your situation are the Gnomes.
Orc:
Hunter: You are the believer. You believe that anything can happen if you try hard enough. You have faith in your pet's abilities to own the opponent. When others try to stun you, you laugh at them, while using your two-minute cooldown IWIN button.
Warlock: You are strange. Orcs look hideous in general, but absolutely ridiculous in cloth armor. When a player has the nerve to comment upon your dress, you typically tell them quite clearly to go away. Similiar to Humans, your next character is most likely an Undead Rogue.
Shaman: You have no weaknesses. People can always invite you to a group knowning you'll do your job, and do it well. You're probably specced perfectly, after long and tedious research about it. However, you probably don't have many strengths either. Well-balanced, and fun to play with.
Warrior: You are wtfpwnage. Players, espically Rogues, hate seeing you come into combat, especially if you have a healer next to you. When you 2-shot somebody you don't linger upon them, but continue on to another player. You're 1337, and mild-mannered about it, as long as you win. When you lose, you get really pissed, and probably have broken a keyboard before.
Rogue: You are an anti-hypocritic hypocrit. You believe that Rogues are easy to beast and easy to play, but you're playing one. You enjoy the company of Dwarves. IRL you probably aren't liked that much by anybody, and you probably have a mean girlfriend.
Forsaken:
Warlock: You are emo. Darkness? Think walking corspes! Warlock? Hell ya! You like to preach about death, and your favorite color is most likely black. You're not bad at your class, compared to most Warlocks. Succubus don't turn you on.
Mage: You are the confident. You'll blink/AE in the middle of a pack without fear of dying. When the imps in MC have to be killed, you're the leader of the Mages. IRL, you know exactly how to flirt with girls, and girls love to be with you. When other mages complain about their class you preach of how much mages completely and totally rock. Peace on!
Rogue: You are the most hated of WoW. Whenever another player sees you, they typically want to kill you, even if they're Horde. You can typically hold your own in 1v1 PvP, but you hate groups, because they hate you. Personally, you'd love it if Blizzard implemented FFA-PVP servers, so you could kill as you please.
Warrior: You are the little brother. Tauren and Orcs believe they have to look out for you in the battlegrounds, because you're quite small, and your weapon is quite small. Your shoulders and armor-pieces don't really fit, and you're not that good of a tank. You're most likely to spec Fury, just to piss off every Forsaken rogue.
Priest: You are captain Juan Luc Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise. You hate Blizzard for making you choose between walking corspes and jamaicans. You do however, know how to play, and are a great player. You have leadership skills necessary to make players listen in PvP without using all caps. IRL, you're probably a male who has served in the military before. You don't take $!@% from others.
Tauren:
Shaman: You are the second-most hated character in WoW, almost first. Horde players don't really care about you, but Alliance enjoy nothing more than spending a couple hours /corspecamping and /spitting on your corspe. All and all, you're probably a nice guy, but people just don't care. You may have skills, but others say otherwise, because you're a Tauren shaman, which = god.
Warrior: You are the tank. You enjoy watching your health meter go down and up while being beat-up by players. Healers keep you alive because you're the most likely to screw up opponent mobs. Can you say Warstomp? Either you are specced full Protection or full Arms, and you pwn clothies easily. Your best friend is probably a Forsaken priest.
Hunter: You are invisiable. People are not aware you exist. When players engage you in PvP they're more surprised your a Tauren then they are from your 1000 Raptor Strike crits with an Arcanite Reaper. You'll never be famous, but you may make it as a McDonald's worker.
Druid: You are deeply spiritual. Others leave you alove because they know you are intelligent. You <3 cow druids and Kaldorei druids. You just may be the best type of player, but nobody wants somebody that isn't Innervate-specced, so you often get unseen. You're not a bad RPer, and should probably roll up on an RP server.
Vanaf lvl 30 gegrind, toen op lvl 55 pas paar quests gedaan.quote:Op maandag 23 januari 2006 16:32 schreef Appellenflappen het volgende:
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Hoe level jij zo snel? (kost mij 15 dagen ).
Kan nog sneller, maar veel tijd met travellen verloren, mijn grinding build was niet optimaal en veel geganked.
