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*Nacho Libre Voice* I wanna wiiiiin

Awe man I hope I win.

Just keep in mind it's the Lunar New Year and not just celebrated by the Chinese.

Looks more like Aeon Flux than Pokemon

I dunno why people keep saying it's a GOW clone, different premise/atmosphere. I mean, ok, you have lots of violent action and combo moves, but then it would be like saying it's also a Bayonetta clone.

Been playing WoW since a month after vanilla's release and originally joined the Horde because I thought the straining tenuous pack would lead into this massive battle, Horde's bloodlust re-awoken, and all that jazz, but instead I got lore with a lot of grey and a lot to think about, which certainly isn't bad. We've been given these fleshed out characters that people care a lot about, which is awesome.

Now that Varian and soon Garrosh will be at the helm, things are being forced to be viewed as black and white, even though they are not. Peace is out the window and both factions are going to slam heads... awesome. I love the lore thus far (save maybe the space goats, but they grew on me) and the fleshed out heroes, but I like the added drama and change of pace. If it's going to have Horde and Alliance players at one another's throats, great! The tension is real, the uncertainty of faction leaders is real, the gaming environment is going to be great.

I'll stick with my Horde main, even with Garrosh at the helm. The Horde culture (gamers and ingame) will def take a big change and I want to be there for that.

This is such crap, really?!? I like how the ad campaign is basically saying, "Oh. if you let them kids game they're going to get diabetes!"

What the ads should show are lazy parents that contribute nothing to the lives of their children. Like in this ad, they should stick a parent in the background talking on the phone facing away from the child. Or have a picture of people agreeing with a doctor of the seriousness of diabetes, but then going home and buying their kids junk food.

This is such a retarded ad campaign, once again using gamers and video games as a scapegoat for dumb people. Very comforting that "The British Heart Foundation, Diabetes UK and Cancer Research have all lent their name to a new print campaign..."

Lol, I'm working on my MBA and I work, so I'm not exactly dropping ridiculous hours on them if that's your presumption, but I do have a lvl 80 destro lock running around in Wow :p

I am really excited about this game. I'm coming off of years of WoW too, and this looks like a really nice change. It's also really cool how they're incorporating the DC heroes and villains. I wonder how the pvp and pve aspects will workout during these boss encounters. This has me really psyched for this game.

I liked the post. Certainly something we all come across and quite easy to relate to.

I really don't understand why people read these then feel it necessary to leave overcritical comments. Probably the same dumb people the post is about.

Had a similar problem the other night. I was Gun' Drak and pulled a pat by accident while we were finishing killing a mob. No problem we burned them down easy. I couldn't see them with my back turned and in the tunnel the camera had panned into my character and no one warned me. Before I can even apologize tank starts cursing like a sailor and calling me names.

Would he have said this if I were next to him in person, good bet the answer is no. A lot of these people are like any other gamer (good example the little babies on Xbox Live with a headset).

You're not near them, they can't see you, so they are suddenly injected with a huge dose of confidence and know-it-all pride, a.k.a. douche-baggery.

But whatevs, what can you do? People choose to join groups and act like a d-bag as much as people enjoy reading these posts and leaving a d-bag comment.