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Yusuf M. Veteran

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Wait a second!

Anaron, I joined your guild earlier, Hahahaha!

I'm Dominatious.

I thought we were doing 10man Naxx at 7 server?

There's more than one Anaron in WoW, hehe. If you're talking about the 80 Tauren Death Knight in your realm, then that isn't me. My character name is Salenstus.

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game_over

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Does it really matter how the story unfolds, i guess it will be different for almost everyone determined by which quests they chose to follow... i'm just about to hit level 40 and feel a little lost... my quest log is almost full and they are dotted all over the map... i've not really explored any of the other area's, i'm still on the eastern kingdoms athari highlands...

I'd still class myself as a beginner, i've spent most of the game leveling my human warrior. I've not joined any guilds or anything, i really struggle on instances as i can't do them alone, yet i have no friends in the game lol...

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Noveed

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Heigan the Unclean was horrible when it was laggy, kept dying on the dance part because it was so laggy i think in the end on heroic we had 5 people left and they got him down from around 70% was a long fight and probably was a record for the longest.

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Slane

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Heigan the Unclean was horrible when it was laggy, kept dying on the dance part because it was so laggy i think in the end on heroic we had 5 people left and they got him down from around 70% was a long fight and probably was a record for the longest.

Did 10 man last night, helping this guild finally clear it for first time. It took us so long on Sapp and KT, simply due to lag killing us. I can't count how many times the Frost Tomb person died, due to lag or how many times someone thought there behind the ice block on Sapp but weren't and died. They seriously need to beef up the instance servers and address lag asap and fix Wintergrasp lag.

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I am Redbeard

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So, the transfer to Winterhoof went well!

Got into a guild and even took part (and looted) in 25man naxx.

Ahh.. How I used to love raiding. I couldn't be happier.

SIKE.

Thanks to Noveed I upgraded my UI.

http://img510.imageshack.us/img510/9702/90477086sg3.jpg

I love it. Still some tweaking to do.. but since the realms went offline.. bleh.

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SMELTN

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So is the patch today or no?

BTW I am really starting to miss raiding.. The more and more I am playing and getting my Heroic gear.... The more I want to raid again.. If I continue getting such strong feelings about wanting to raid again, I may have to quit wow.... again...

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I am Redbeard

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So is the patch today or no?

BTW I am really starting to miss raiding.. The more and more I am playing and getting my Heroic gear.... The more I want to raid again.. If I continue getting such strong feelings about wanting to raid again, I may have to quit wow.... again...

Bleh!

That's like saying if you are in a relationship with someone and they are all you think about/love you should end it!

Feed your desires, you only live once.

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Minifig

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I hope they hurry up. I want to buy a chicken for my cow to ride. :)

I've been working my tail off on working on Gnomergon Exile rep with my druid so I can have a robo-chicken.. I'm 2396 of 21,000 into it. :sleep: Don't forget you have to be exalted to buy the dang mount!

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