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https://upgrade.worldofwarcraft.com/install...mp;promo=0#none

Can upgrade your account assuming you got your copy early with the key. Now if I can only go ahead and get LK installed, and when I come home from Gamestop just enter in my code and I'll be g2g.

Appears realms are slowly coming up.

Yup! Now I won't have to wait for the game to install before I play. Just upgrade and GO GO GO.

Servers are still down, though. :(

did the download & update with the official client. I'll patch tomorrow when I get the boxed copy.

Our vendors are giving away Season 4 rings/necks and some season 2 gear for 0 honor or points.

S2 weapons now cost arena points.

Some S4 weapons no longer have rating requirements

S4 shoulder rating dropped, other pieces have none or 1850 requirements.

Needless to say the vendors are completely nuts.

It's funny to just sit back and watch the stupidity: everyone knows this gear is replaced by level 73 and Blizzard will probably take it all away in a few hours (you certainly won't get to keep it, just like the whole "free tier 6" thing from way back in the day).

My friend hates me so much for getting the game early, he planned to one of those midnight events in the blistering Danish cold ( Goes well with the expansion? ), while I'm at home leveling my death knight with tons of crisps and soda :rofl: Even taking two days off, he have to get up early tomorrow.

The Blizzard online streaming install. They disabled the WotLK install. Boooo. (I got it finished before they did).

And yes it's going to be the longest day ever. Especially since the servers are STILL DOWN.

Ah okay and I agree with you, thankfully there is only 7 hours and 45 minutes left.

Though a major question arises ... Pizza or Burger for dinner?

Ah okay and I agree with you, thankfully there is only 7 hours and 45 minutes left.

Though a major question arises ... Pizza or Burger for dinner?

Definately pizza. That way you have food for the majority of the night. With a burger it's kind of a one-time dealio.

I know it's pizza for me. :D

I tried logging in last night and was unable, reset my password to find all of my 70's with zero equipment and zero gold. Banks all emptied...I was so upset lol.

Right before the release too. It will take about a week to get it all back so looks like i will be rolling a DK untill my stuff is back

Man I'm stoked for tonight. I work in the mall so I need to run over on break and pay off my copy. Then lock up my store, go home for an hour and drive back to the mall. But it's all in a days work for my future Death Knight. I'm so happy to retire my druid for a while and level a DK. I've been wanting this class since I heard about shadow knights in EQ.

No it's stupid for this to even happen. For the love look at the revenue they generate on a monthly basis. Competence is not priority 1 at Blizz obviously.

Because you could so run a game that supports 11 million people with no problems..o wait you don't have a game do you?

Anyways, I for one couldn't care less about no playing on Tuesday, they'll give ya a free day (to you stingy mofo's) and for those who were so desperate to get on (you are an addict and I pity you), you need help.

10 hours to go till midnight. Got two school assingments I gotta do to be able to play all weekend. Stoked!

No it's stupid for this to even happen. For the love look at the revenue they generate on a monthly basis. Competence is not priority 1 at Blizz obviously.

Are you traumatized enough to ask them to refund that $1 that you're out from the two days you couldn't play?

Go for it. (Y)

I killed Illidan one last time last night to close out the expansion. I'm gonna miss level 70 and my Tier 6 gear. Gonna miss all the raid instances from Kara to SW, even SSC and TK. I came into this game a year and a half ago shortly after TBC launched, I'd never thought I would see this much content. Hopefully I can do the same for Lich King and eventually kill him. Despite what people think, I do think TBC was a good expansion. It wasnt perfect no. I'm not a big fan of arena or how OP resto droods were but it did bring Heroics, kara, and (good or bad) easier access to purples.

However questing in Northrend(in beta) and seeing how beautiful it is, I'm confident that Wrath will surpass everyone's expectations. You get that "WOW" feeling upon seeing icecrown & dalaran and even stepping foot into Northrend for the first time.

However questing in Northrend(in beta) and seeing how beautiful it is, I'm confident that Wrath will surpass everyone's expectations. You get that "WOW" feeling upon seeing icecrown & dalaran and even stepping foot into Northrend for the first time.

How BC should have been! I'm pumped finally back to good art and some lore (even if it's lollore).

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