October 23rd, 2008
The Hallows End festival was in full swing, people were running around trick or treating, cramming candy until they were sick, when the arrival of the Argent Dawn echoed the coming doom (which I guess is why the patch was called Echoes of Doom, whodathunkit) that was lurking.
Across Azeroth a plague spread, those who succumbed and fell to it found themselves risen up again and starting to hunger for human flesh.
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October 3rd, 2008
Blizzard announced that the next World of Warcraft expansion pack, Wrath of the Lich King, will be out on the 13th of November. Just a few days before a certain lady’s birthday, wonder what she’ll be getting as a present.
We’ve both decided we wanted to get the Collectors Edition this expansion pack, Jen wanted the little frost dragon pet it gives and I was interested in the soundtrack and book of WoW artwork.
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December 15th, 2006
No it is not some sort of venereal disease caught from freaky little gnomes.
Blizzard released the Cinematic Trailer for the upcoming expansion back on the World of Warcraft site. I had seen this trailer a while ago after someone posted a video of it on YouTube, the video was from some game event with a live choir singing over the trailer that was being shown in the background. Anyway to the point, it looked damn nifty even if the video was of poor quality, but with Blizz releasing a HD version of the trailer I got to take a better look and damn, that is a freaking nice trailer.
We are definatly loving the sheeping and murloc frames.
October 19th, 2006
Soul Kerfuffle posted an excellent entry yesterday written by a friend of his about over coming an addiction to World of Warcraft. Not surprisingly this kind of issue has affected alot of people who also play the game (And some UO players too).
Thankfully I can say safely I do not have this problem myself (Oh denial he has a problem). I am a casual player its taken me 2 years or so to get to level 47 (mind you I have about 8 other characters and have taken time out from the game).
