BrainAgeFan

Tell blizzard to just give us druids a Mushroom form!

I need something to go with my Love Rocket!

Having played a disciple of khaine in warhammer I can say that a shadowpriest pretty much nails the dps/healer hybrid without over powering a class too much.

WoW goes by it's own mechanics and it's been working out great for them so far. No need to change anything.

And for those who say that healers take to long to solo then maybe you shouldn't be playing MMOs. It's always been like that and I doubt it'll ever change. That's why blizzard brought out dual spec so you can change your spec almost instantly.

I'd take a Flat Panel T.V. too if it was widescreen, above 32 inches with HD-Built in. In this generation though, more kids would rather play games then have a fancy T.V.(Playing games on a Fancy T.V. isn't optionable!) With that said, you can play homebrew games, listen to music, watch craptacular quality movies. Hell, in a few more years instead of touching the bottom screen, you can probably warp in and play as mario himself. All in all, i'm glad the DS was put on the top 10 list. It fought hard and stayed on top and will continue to stay on top for many years to come.

NDS in the bathroom is the best time. I get full concentration, nothing to disturb me rather then the ceiling suction fan, but I usually wear headphones to block out that noise. Touchmaster is my new favorite game, can't put that down when i'm playing at home by myself.

My priest is shadow spec'd. I thought about changing to holy a couple of times because I only ever find myself playing when i'm in a group/dungeon. However, I do sometimes solo, and the thought of not being able to dish out major dps, or slowing the target, or even regenerating health and mana per shadow damage given, leaves me quite hesitant.

Who the hell is tickmenanny? I don't see anything posted by that user, maybe it was deleted, I wanted to read his comment to see what the fuss is all about.

Anyway, I don't own a PSP, and I probably never will own one because I have no use for one. I do, however, own a DS Lite, probably with only 2-3 game which is Mario Kart, Super Mario Bros and Tetris. The rest of the games are pretty much on a Flash Card. Let's face it, I rather shell out money for a 360 or even a PS3(in future reference, of course).

I won't say that the PSP is a useless and crappy system. The best game(puzzle) I ever played was Lumines and Lumines 2. I was addicted to that game, I even hogged my friend's PSP overnight to play it. However, I would say that regardless of all the features(for those of you who don't want to hack your PSP, or who don't like homebrew stuff), you pretty much have a larger version of an Ipod Video.

Gaming wise, the PSP is a good portable. Playing PS1 classics is alright, but I would rather have Square remake Xenogears on the PS3 with better graphics. Feature wise, I skateboard, so if i'm gonna carry a big object with me, I rather'd just get an Ipod Vid to watch movies and listen to music. 250 gigs is better then buying those low memory sticks. Plus it's easier to find Ipod ready videos online to download.

I wonder how far blizzard will take it with this voice chat thing within WoW. Say you speak into your microphone, your character will probably animate like when you do a regular /say motion when you're speaking into the mic.

I'm pretty sure they will play around with it alittle bit. Perhaps they'll even have mouth mimicking movements?

All Blizzard will be missing after this setup is having your PC shoot water at you so you wouldn't have to quit WoW for a quick bath.

I couldn't, and I still can't, see myself sitting for 4 hours, listening to a lameass on a VoIP chat program. It ruins my playing mood, I can't really say that I know how important "advancing" in this game( or any MMO) is, but I guess to some people it's an accomplishment to have something new that no one else have.

I guess it's pretty cool to have a shiny and awesome looking object on your character while you're standing in your capital next to the mailbox having people ask you "where'd you get that item from?"

For me, it's like when I'm away from my PC doing other hobbies, mainly skateboarding, I want to be at home playing WoW just to get that next level on my Shadow Priest.

However, when i'm actually at home playing WoW, I have that "man this sucks, I rather be outside skateboarding," or doing something else that's more productive. Maybe it's because I've had WoW burnout in the past and replaying WoW over just isn't fun as it use to be.

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Like i said, flame away, i'm not taking it to the heart in anyway, because I know I have flaws in this opinion. However, when you ban an account, the CD-Key is banned also I believed, and to create a new account, you need a new CD-Key, which requires the purchase of game. Although I could again be wrong.