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Mine just finished downloading I'll assume since the downloader isn't running in the system tray any more, :p. Now we just gotta wait for everybody to get it and for them to actually apply it.

I'd love to see Tag Team Duels implanted, perhaps even more. That would be so sweet!

Pointless imo. It's an RPG not Smackdown!

Rogues could easily win consecutively. Stunlock, vanish, stunlock, tag, stunlock, vanish, stunlock etc. Not to mention when you enter the arena. ALL cooldowns are off.

But the though of that provokes some ideas about the arena. Would be nice to have the arena to be dangerous and gladatioral. Various pits or traps you can move your opponent in to. Various tiers to launch attacks from or bandage up. The latter favouring it's self to 5v5 rather than 2v2.

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Heehee gotta love Blizzards random mail shoots. Tho i dont love the Blizz Downloader 30hrs to download the client and i dont love the fact its giving internal server errors when i upgrade my account

If you guys have any questions or want screens let me know I,ll try my best to answer and provide screens

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How are you installing the expansion? Mine was downloading and then I'm guessing it finished, but it never installed. Oh nevermind that's Burning Crusade and not just the talents and such, I'm guessing you're in closed Beta or something.

Nah, and I'm having problems, spent over an hour installing and everytime I log in I download this "Beta" patch for 2.0 which takes 30 seconds, over and over. Maybe cuz servers aren't up, or maybe it has something to do with me already having the patch for PTR?

Servers aren't up yet. It's 8:18 PM Eastern Time here in the US. I did manage to download the patch with no issues, but the websites seem to be running really slow for me, sometimes they work, sometimes they don't.

Servers are up and taking players now, but I'm not sure if it's me, or Orgrimmar, or what, but I'm lagging so bad it keeps kicking me out. I'm on T3 on a college campus and all other websites react fine, but I can't connect to www.worldofwarcraft.com and "if" I get to stay in the game, my latency hangs up around 12,000ms. That's ridiculous I hardly ever topped 100 before. I would hit the forums but I can't get them to load. Anybody else having these problems?

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