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First off, let me say that I'm not one of those T6 elitist who wants to keep everyone else from catching up to him, heck, I've only got on T5 item on all my toons put together.

So with that QQ out of the way, I think Blizz might have made a mistake upping the number of dailies to 25 as this has made gold farming beyond easy stupid.

I don't get it. I'm 70, have lots of nice purples, know the game well enough, and have even done Onyxia dozens upon dozens upon dozens of times back in the pre-BC days. But why then does she inevitably present a problem for me and my friends?

It's probably because she is bugged. And not just bugged, REALLY bugged.

Resilience is a great way to balance the game.

The problem with making PvE gear viable is that it means the raiders dominate PvP. PvP guilds are forced to run PvE content to get the best gear.

If BG rewards are scaled to avoid this, it means that people can solo farm their way to gear thats on bar with endgame raiding gear.

We discussed at BlizzCon that we would like to implement an itemrack feature in the default User Interface which will make item swapping easier. But having gear take up bag/bank slots is intentional as we want players to have to think about what items they keep and not hoard everything.

I thought it was a little peckish of the healer to just bail, especially w/out telling us. Again, to be fair to the shammy, we did occasionally hang back to watch him die yet he survived every pull -- granted, we usually would jump in eventually out of boredom, but he was quite good. But he was just a 45, it wasnt a run thru and I'd have happily traded his dps for the healer, and probably wudda whispered the healer to get him back in if I were leader or had the relationship with him.

The healer was a little thin-skinned, but just a little. It was really persistent abuse for abt 3 mins after the wipe. A 47 priest can find a ZF pug in 5 minutes, why sit in one where someone's calling him an asshat and noob?

I do think, to a certain extent, that they were both wrong. The shaman shouldn't have been rude, and the healer most certainly should have said something before disappearing. Maybe if some conversation had occurred, things would have run smoothly.

Saw a shout-out in Trade today; someone buying 4 primal lifes (lives?) for 60 gold total. Usually Primal life goes for 10-12g a piece, so I was happy; I had four on me from farming trees in Skettis earlier, and was already in SW, where the character (Tactbank) was. So I whispered him, and opened a trade. He put up the 60g, I put up the 4 primals... and he took down the 60g. Trade closed. He opens trade again... same thing. I actually told him, not even thinking of a scam "You need to keep the 60g up and push trade, you know?" Finally the third time, I hit trade just as the 60 goes down. I hit cancel, but too slow. He logs out with my 4 primals. I filed a ticket and warned trade channel; I also was told the main was the guild leader of Tact (a guild, obviously), but the scam makes me feel it was someone else posing as his alt.

I've been meaning to read up on as much Lore as possible and my interest has just be re-newed by the movie called "Lament Of The Highborne" on the official site. (This one : http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/downloads/movies.html) What do you guys reckon would be the best way to approach this hunger for Lore? (Short of playing the games because I suck at RTS games. I'm about 30% through Warcraft 3 though.) Are there books I can buy? (A friend has The Sunwell Trilogy, I might borrow those sometime.) Read about the events in historical order or read about each race/class/NPC individually? Is WoWWiki reliable for Lore? (User submitted = accurate?)

As he strolled lazily along the moss-encrusted beach of Lake Mennar that quiet Sunday morning, his peaceful thoughts were interrupted by the sudden raging battlecry of Azshara's most feared and deadly beast, the Blue Scalebane. Mere moments later, blood still dripping from the blackflight arrows protruding from the dead creature's corpse, he examined with puzzlement the strange Azure Whelpling the beast left behind. Unable to care for it himself, he travelled to Orgrimmar, and placed it in the Auction House in the hope it would be rescued by someone with a good and kind heart, and enough cash to meet the 500 gold starting bid. Less than 48 hours later, a collector offered him 2700 gold for it. He accepted, and built a retirement cottage on that very same lake. Naturally, after hearing of my good friend's good fortune, I travelled myself to Lake Mennar. I would snare for myself one of these fat, repugnant little beasts and reap my own reward. Easy money, it would seem, for someone with a little spare time and a lot of extra patience. A week, and nine stacks of roasted quail later, I held my prize aloft as I proudly (and with great fanfare) returned to the great city of Orgrimmar. Women fainted, and men named their children in my honor. Three weeks hence, this stupid, flighty, scale-encrusted beast is now my bane. It remains the only one of its kind available for purchase, and yet I seem unable to give it away. It poops on my boots and drains my life savings, one auction house deposit at a time. At 500 bid/1000 buyout, no one even bothered to bargain down the price. At 800 bid/no buyout, you could have heard a pin drop. At 500 firm, I was derided in the trade channel for profiteering, and some people theorized on how my mother spent her leisure time.

I know you are able to go through the portal to outland at level 58. I was wondering, however, if that is actually a good level to go. I've played WoW for an extremely long time now, almost a year, but I have never reached level 60. I am the worst altohalic ever. But lately ive become much more interested in actually seeing what outland is like, and so im set on getting this rogue to 70 (currently lvl 46). needless to say i'll be eager to hit outland as soon as i ding 58, but is it really worth it or should i just finish up in azeroth until im 60? Either way works IMO. Some people go to outland at level 56 (one of the hellfire instances will let you in at 56 - though obviously questing starts at 58) other's continue in the plagulands etc to 60 and then start OL. I read a thread on the official forum (wish I had it saved or could find it) that talked about how you can have all the money for your flyer and epic flyer by the time you're done questing in Outland (even just the singles). The idea was to be lvl 70 at the end of the Nagrand quests (iirc) so that when you start BladesEdge - all those quests along with all the Netherstorm quests are exp to gold - so that you make the most money. It's up to you. My next toon is probably gonna wait to hit 60 (woot 11 levels to go) and then hit up Outland jsut to make the whole money thing easier for how I like to spend and play. Also with only needing honored for keys the whole rep grind isn't the process it used to be.

rolled alliance to start because i liked the night elf rogue...just seemed like a fun concept...played with that and a druid until lvl 40 on the rogue, and 20 on the druid, transfered the rogue, deleted my druid and a mage i powerleveled in 18 hours played to 23... after the transfer played on zuljin for a little on horde side, got a tauren hunter to 40, my friend told me his buddy was on alliance side, /cried about the time i spent on my tauren, decided i liked the horde more than alliance, still have that rogue as a memento, but play all the time on my hordie. have a 51 priest now and a 67 almost 68 hunter try to level them each at the same time.