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Sorry for the DP but...

For AG_UF Frames, I got the pix to work but when Im in a group, some of the pics have a ? in them until I actually see them, then they goto actual pic. There pets, despite turning pics on, dont show.

I was wondering what is the best spec to lvl as fast as possible as a warrior? I have been on the WoW forum but there ppl say that Arms is the best and other ppl that says fury is the best lvl spec...

And I was hoping if an experienced warrior could answer this question..

5 into Cruelty and the rest into Arms, has worked for me for every warrior.

so i'm looking through wikipedia and i end up on the 'wrench' page. there's a section about specialized wrenches and this is the last one:

Arclight Spanner: An Engineering tool. requiring a skill of 50 to create. The arclight spanner is required for some engineering schematics.

hah!

I'm thinking about trying WOW, if I download the game from WOW Servers with the 10 day free trial, is it already patched to the latest version? Don't want to download 500MB or more in patches for a game that I just want to try to see if I like it.

Yeah I believe the game is patched but dont count me on it.

Well, to the surprise of many of my friends, I have actually canceled my WoW account which I've been playing since beta. Ever since TBC was released, I've found myself logging in less and less. I can probably count the number of times I've logged in since January on one hand. :/

I can't really put my finger on why I canceled or even quit playing, I guess it's just because the game is really nothing but the same thing over and over again. Get to 60/70 and then grind a new character up... sure you can go on "End Game" raids if your in an uber guild, but unfortunately I don't have the time (or a wife who will allow me) to spend 5+ hours at a time going through a raid dungeon. :(

Perhaps if there was more variety to the questing system, it wouldn't have become such a chore.

I'll keep an eye on it though. Maybe some day they'll add a cool something to the game that'll bring me back to it.

I have stopped playing WOW recently as well. Thinking of selling my account.

Here is a link to my armoury profile http://armory.wow-europe.com/character-she...p;n=Twistedchaz

message me for offers. I has credit till november

Thats against the TOA (Terms of agreement) when you sign up for WoW and probably against the rules of this forum.

I just began to play again for what feels like more than a month. I keep seeing that $15 bucks taken out of my account monthly, and think to myself, is it worth it anymore? I'm no hard core player, it's an occasional thing. That's why I'm at 32 right now and have been an active member for many months.

i quit about a month ago. The raids just seem pointless. 6hr+ endgame raiding and missing hangouts with my friends. Just not worth it.

Although i am looking forward to Age of Conan And Warhammer online.

... If you think raids are pointless why would you pick up another MMO?

Both Age of Conan and Warhammer with have raids just the PvP kind. Both requiring huge ammounts of time to get the best items!

Or is it the 3hrs a night which is a bother?

... If you think raids are pointless why would you pick up another MMO?

Both Age of Conan and Warhammer with have raids just the PvP kind. Both requiring huge ammounts of time to get the best items!

Or is it the 3hrs a night which is a bother?

I was looking forward to the Seige battles. I am still not fond of doing 6hr+ raids just pressing 2 buttons with my rogue.

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