Do and don’t, pro-style

July 2nd, 2008 by alexanderk08

“Hailing from Korea, Council of Mages was victorious in this year’s World Wide Invitational 3v3 tournament. Second place went to Improved Clicks of Spain. The winners took home a check worth $36,000 for their victory and made an excellent showing throughout the tournament. Improved Clicks cashed in at $18,000, and third place finishers SK-US was awarded $9,000. The final standings for were: 1. Council of Mages 2. Improved Clicks 3. SK Gaming 4. Millenium Dream 5-6. Kill EA 5-6. Made in Taiwan 7-8. SK Gaming 7-8. Pandemic Blue 9-12. aAa nawaK 9-12. Elite 9-12. MoB Gaming 9-12. Pandemic Negroid 13-16. Sapped Cows cant say moo 13-16. Team EG 13-16. fnatic 13-16. Nihilum.Mousesports The final match consisted of two prizewinning-of-five series. In order to be take first place Council of Mages, from the Upper Bracket needed to win one series while Improved Clicks, rising from the lower bracket was challenged with winning both. Improved Clicks took the first set 3-1, but was vanquished in the second series by an impressive 3-0 finish by Council of Mages. Can you guess what composition Council of Mages was running. I don’t think Rogue, Mage, Priest would be every that surprising. It is an direful composition. Improved clicks ran Druid, Priest and Warrior combatants in the first game of the finals. They switched the Warrior out for Rogue in the remaining games. This two-healer team is also a very strong composition, but difficult to manage against a highly skilled RMP. In the MLG PC Circuit’s San Diego field tournament we found Frag Dominant defeat Nihilum in the final series. Frag Dominant ran a double melee team, consisting of Rogue, Warrior and Druid. Nihilum focused on draining mana with a Druid, Hunter and Priest team. So what are we not seeing. Shamans come to mind first. Though Shamans are viable as a PvP class, their strength tends to come in larger groups.


Enhancement Shamans can lay down the burst in frightening ways, and share the Windfury love with their fellow melee DPSers. A well geared resto Shaman has impressive survivability for an field healer and Earth Shield is a fabulous buff. Totems have greater effect when the number of party members increases, but just don’t fit in well with the 3v3 setting. Shammies fall prey easily to crowd control. A well, swift Kick or a well-timed Pummel more or less locks them out of combat. Help for this class is on the way in both patch 2.4.3 and Wrath. Warlocks are also conspicuously missing from the team rosters among the top pro teams. Soul Link and Siphon Life is a popular spec for Warlock in PvP. In the rock/paper/scissors world of WoW combat, Warlocks are crushed by too many other classes. This class is countered heavily by Druids’ knowledge to remove curses. As a PvP class the Warlocks rely on DoTs and Fear abilities. As a resto Shaman I fear Warlocks (and their little dogs, too) more than some other class, but there are not so many Shammies, especially in 3v3. Resident Warlock columnist V’ming Chew said of 1v1 combat, “”we eat Resto Druids for lunch. But it’s a long lunch.”" Last, but not least I cannot leave out the Paladin. This class is not particularly well represented in some of the field brackets and is no where to be seen among the top field combatants in this year’s major tournaments. Like the Shaman, the Pally is capable of either a massive turn of burst damage or a well-bulletproof healer, depending on spec. I can’t think of some knowledge in the PvP game more impressive than the Pally bubble, except perhaps Cloak of Shadows. I don’t have enough well things to say most Blessing of Freedom. On the other hand, Pallies are not entirely versatile.

It can be difficult to manage mana for a retribution Paladin, and they are limited to melee attacks. They can do some emergency backwards-up healing, but in most cases, ret healing is too weak to ward off a massive onslaught. buy wow gold Holy Pallies can also pump out a lot of damage in constituent to heals, but once again the dearth of ranged offensive limits their utility. I do not deny that Pallies need some love. ” “July 3rd, 2008. This will either be a favored day for a lot of us WoW chronic folk, or one of some major disappointment. wow gold According to the German site allvatar, they spoke with Blizzard’s German supporter community manager Gnorog. He reportedly said that the community managers now have permission to foretell the Wrath of the Lich King closed beta as starting on July 3rd. Now before you go and tell your friends and family what really is important to you (because lets be honest, WotLK beta > 4th of July, right. wow gold ) you need to consider that this is nothing more than a bounteous ol’ rumor. This information came from Gnorog when he was at the World Wide Invitational in Paris this past weekend. wow gold I know that Gnorog exists and is a German community manager, but I can’t confirm that he was at the WWI (though I’m sure he would have been). We get a well turn of beta and release rumors every day here at WoW Insider, and half the time they refer to people that aren’t even real. So this rumor gets +10 for referring to a real person. As ever Blizzard is existence very tight lipped on this. mp3 Bornakk recently locked a thread discussing this date in the WotLK forums. He gave the standard line “”We will provide further information on our forums when details on a beta testing phase are ready. For now we have no date to provide regarding this.”" There have also been a few threads that have appeared on the German WoW forums, but they have not received some comment from Gnorog. We’ll have to wait and see what happens. wow gold Check backwards on WoW Insider throughout the day on July 3rd to see if the beta does drop. That, or you can just listen for my scream of joy when I get my beta key. ” . RELATED LINKS:http://kimjone.ning.com/
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Where’s the Wrath cinematic?

July 2nd, 2008 by alexanderk08

“So it’s Monday now, the Worldwide Invitational in Paris is officially over, Diablo 3 has been declared and we’ve got tons of new info most Wrath of the Lich King — but where’s the cinematic. We know the Wrath cinematic is coming, but there was no sign of it at every at the WWI. Then again, if you look at the timeframes, it’s still a little soon — the acclaimed Burning Crusade cinematic actually dropped on the Spike Videogame Awards in December of 2006 (just a month before BC was actually released in January of 2007), so since there’s still some time until the Wrath release, there will still be some time until the cine shows. In certainty, it’s looking more and more like BlizzCon 2008 might be the place to see it. With a rumored release date of sometime in November, Blizzard’s bounteous convention in October would probably be the perfect place to show off the next, undoubtedly bonny chapter in the fall (and maybe even redemption. ) of Arthas Menethil. Plus maybe they’ll put a Gnome in there this time around. I was just wondering this myself. Diablo 3 and Starcraft 2 both got cinematic trailers when they were declared, but WotLK only got an in-game trailer, which was more of a teaser than anything else. I’d say Blizzcon would be a safe look to see it (along with a release date, maybe. ). With the little Wrath info we got from the WWI, people will be craving anything most the game come October. Without a doubt the Wotlk trailer will figure a gnome… a death knight female gnome with pink ponpons!!! Tremble, mortals!!! Just Kidding… but… Think most it: in the previous trailers, we have tauren shamans, Night Elf druids, human mages, undead warlocks, orc warriors, draenei paladins, Blood Elf Priests, and finally, Troll and Dwarf Hunters, the obvious choice for the future gnome either rogue or death knight, the already-to-materialize-in-WoW-cinematics classes.


Either choice Blizzard makes will be hillarious: imagine a rogue gnome vs and jormungar worm or a Dk gnome summoning ghouls. Oh, the expectations… ” “As we’ve been posting on WoW Insider, Blizzard is entangled in a lawsuit with the makers of WoW Glider, a bot program that is against WoW’s terms of service. And there’s been a wrinkle in the case — an advocacy group called Public Knowledge has filed an amicus brief in the lawsuit arguing for Glider, and saying that if Blizzard wins this case, it could set a precedent for copyright law that would make some copying of a computer program (including the simple bear of copying it for an install to the hard drive) be illegal at the IP owner’s will. That’s unacceptable, says Public Knowledge, so even though they concord that Glider may be against the ToS, they don’t think Blizzard should win the case. And now Blizzard has responded to Public Knowledge, and their discussion isn’t every that new. wow gold They claim that when you “”buy”" your WoW software, you don’t actually own it — you’re just “”licensing”" it to use it on your computer. wow gold This is an discussion that’s long been used by copyright owners to claim that end users don’t have the right to hack or otherwise modify their software, and it opens up a whole other can of worms, wow gold not least of which is that Blizzard is claiming if Glider wins this case, then every software “”sales”" ever really will give end users the knowledge to hack or modify it at will (something that a company like Microsoft, with their Windows OS, wouldn’t want to arise). As we’ve said before, there are a few ways this case could pan out, and it’s likely that it won’t end with either of the doomsday scenarios that Blizzard and Public Knowledge are describing — the court could still rule narrowly insist in Blizzard, stopping Glider but staying absent from the other messes brought up here. mp3 players

Oral arguments in the case started this week — we’ll keep an eye on what happens next. What’s wrong with having an commendation with users that states the use of the software is merely a license, and does not convey ownership. wow power leveling I don’t see why some software maker shouldn’t be healthy to insist on that. I mean, is the upfront fee when you first get the software what is confusing people most every of this. wow gold WoW is unplayable after the first month without that monthly fee, after every. Radical opposing-copyright people need to understand that ownership and contractual relationships are legitimate. Hacking software may be a rebellious thing to do, and give people a sense of control, but it’s not ever right. ” . RELATED LINKS:http://6.cn/profile/14316382.html
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Spec For Success - Mage Leveling Builds

July 2nd, 2008 by alexanderk08

“Patch 2.3 is more than just Zul’Aman, easier to take heroic keys, ret pally buffs, or the disappearance of the hunter dead zone. It’s a chance to take plus of every the Azerothian leveling changes by breaking out that sporadically-played alt and finally making the push to 58. But wait! Before you drop everything and head to Dustwallow Marsh, have you looked at your talents lately. Did you know what you were doing when you put that spec together, or were you just filling in points haphazardly. Now’s the perfect time for a tune-up, so if you’ve got a mage alt in the wings, let’s talk pre-Outlands talent trees. Keep reading for my rationale on what talents to take when for each spec, or just use the links beneath to hop straight to a talent calculator for my recommendations for arcane, arcane/fire, fire, or frost leveling specs. Arcane Ten points in arcane has long been a favorite start for fire and arcane builds like, but it’s only since the Before the Storm patch that arcane has embellish more than just a support tree. You can actually put together a really solid leveling build of arcane talents, but after 45 points, I strongly recommend you take a look at expanding into the fire tree. Here are my thoughts: Your first five points should go into Improved Arcane Missiles, and your second five into Arcane Concentration for clearcasting. From there, pick up 2/2 Magic Attunement (and remember to keep Dampen Magic up while you’re soloing) and 3/3 Arcane Impact, which will give you enough points to fill out 3/3 Arcane Meditation (after patch 2.3, this will give 30% mana regeneration in combat instead of just 15%). Put two points in Improved Counterspell, and you’ll have opened up Presence of Mind. Snag it (and start using it for insta-fireballs), and you should now have your talents set through level 30. If you’re continuing straight down the arcane tree, your next stop is to max out Arcane Mind for a 15% intellect increase.


Put your next three points into Arcane Instability, then one point into Arcane Potency, which lets you take Arcane Power. At this point you’re level 40 with a lot of great talents at hand, but the very first thing you should be dumping points into is 3/3 Empowered Arcane Missiles — this talent is critical to real arcane dps, so take it first, and then stick your two points into Spell Power. From there you can put 4/5 into Mind Mastery, pick up Slow, and then hop backwards up to finish the 5/5. You’re now level 51, and you’ve got some choices to make. Find yourself fighting mobs a well taste higher level than you. wow gold The first tier talent Arcane Focus can increase your +hit with spells by up to 10%, but in my mind, it has marginal returns for leveling mages after 3/5 points due to the nature of the spell hit mechanic. Grouping more often, and finding yourself with uncomfortable amounts of aggro. 2/2 Arcane Subtlety will reduce your arcane spells’ threat by a whopping 40%. wow gold If it were up to me though, I’d stick my last seven points into the fire tree if I hadn’t gone arcane/fire already. 5/5 Improved Fireball followed by Ignite will increase your flexibility, and get you that much closer to the dreaded Arcane Power-POM-Pyroblast. ” “To coincide with the earlier good news about factions (which is, apparently, bad news to some) we have a little more good news regarding reputation. As I am sure some people (Engineers) are painfully aware, representation was… wow uh, lacking for certain tradeskills in TBC factions. I actually enjoy grinding reputation simply because it gives me something simple and straightforward to do when I want to do something…. well, simple and straightforward. As much as I don’t mind doing it, there still needs to be a sense of reward from it besides moving that little bar on the bottom of my screen upwards.

wow gold I didn’t grind out Kurenai simply because it wasn’t rewarding. I got a Talbuk easier via Halaani PvP. I was lucky (or unlucky, depending on your view) as an enchanter, though. mp3 player Our representation on faction vendors was quite high, and that only improved as The Burning Crusade progressed and the old AQ40 enchants made a comeback. I felt bad for my Engineering buddies that didn’t really have much motivation to earn rep with anybody at all due to a complete lack of rewards. The good news is that at the WWI’s Raids and Dungeons panel, it was mentioned that a goal of theirs to be sure more tradeskills will be rewarded via factions, spread the love further, and just plain have more recipes. Again, as an Enchanter I had more than enough recipes to grind out all over Outland, but other tradeskills didn’t quite receive that much love. wow gold It’ll be nice to see my friends feel rewarded for their work in Wrath like I did throughout the leveling and gearing process in The Burning Crusade. As a Blacksmith I went to wowwiki after hitting 70 to see which reputations to grind in order to get some plans. Lets see… Aldor/Scryer… (both of which are resist sets) done. Oh wait… I can grind exalted with a couple of factions for… RELATED LINKS:http://philadelphia.blogharbor.com.
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Reputation roundup for new players & new level 70s

July 2nd, 2008 by alexanderk08

“Some of the prizewinning rewards in WoW can only be achieved if you have the pertinent level of reputation with a specific alliance. Whether you’re a brand new WoW player or a freshly-minted level 70 dipping your first toe into the endgame, you need to educate yourself most reputation (or “”rep”" as it’s usually called). Fortunately, here at WoW Insider, we have a lot of tools that can help you find your way through the rep maze to the piece of loot you desire. For new players WoW Rookie: Introduction to Reputation New players should start with this article to learn what every the terminology means and how rep affects your gameplay. WoW Rookie: Azeroth Reputations This article is the next step in understanding rep and how it works for the world of Azeroth. Since you should start worrying most rep long before you hit level 40, this article shows you how to start preparing for getting your first mount — especially if the one you hunger for is not your toon’s racial mount. Breakfast Topic: Reputation grinding Here you can see what your fellow players have to say most what it’s like to grind rep after level 60. For new level 70s Ask WoW Insider: Do you optimize your rep grinds. Advice from us and other readers on how to streamline your rep grinds in Outland. Faction frustrations eased in Wrath A preview of how rep may change in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. Rep calculators Here are a couple of rep calculators we’ve reviewed. Liquidor’s rep calculator WoW Reputation Calculator For extra credit WoW Rookie: Pre-Burning Crusade engame reputations This is a well primer on how rep worked prior to the release of TBC expansion. Rep grinding in Azeroth after level 60 is not overly relevant now, but you may still be curious as to how it worked. ” “(( Jan 28th, was the last time I posted here.


Lot’s of stuff has been going on in RL preventing me from updating the site in a more regular fashion, but I’ve still been playing. And, of course doing a beautiful taste of RP while playing. Whiffle has been PvP’ing a lot lately. Because of time constraints on my playtime there is little else for me to do at the moment. So the prizewinning way to improve on my much-loved toon, is to PvP. He’s doing the Kara runs when I have time and is just starting to get into Arena as means of passing time with friends. By no means is he looking to go pro at that. The great thing most WoW is that I can still enjoy this game and make Whiffle meliorate (albeit slowly) even as a casual. So a couple of things he’s working on other than instancing or PvPing: I’ve got him saving Apexis Shards (x160) so that he’ll be healthy to purchase the Imbued Unstable Diamond, a meta gem that will give +14 Spell Damage and 5% Stun Resistence. Not a intense gem for PvP at every. He’s also saving his Badges of Honor to get a hold of the Icon of The Silver Crescent. wow gold Popping that at the right time will hopefully help in finishing off enemies at lower health. The added spell damage on that is nice too. ::: Despite the “gimped” gear Whiffle’s wearing, I’ve got him holding his own in the battlegrounds. wow gold The certainty that I’m in the Rampage battlegroup doesn’t say much most skills, but the little Gnome Mage is consistently in the top five in scoring, Alliance side, whether we win or lose. If he’s not, it’s because he’s attempting to solo objectives like capturing towers in AV. I’m not a keyboard turner or clicker, which helps a great deal in PvP. wow gold Reaction time is everything and focus targeting has been a boon in helping me CounterSpell (even polymorphing) enemy healers. ::: RP’ing in the battlegrounds has been fun.

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What’s the buzz

July 2nd, 2008 by alexanderk08

“This has been an exciting week for World of Warcraft news and rumors. Blizzard has been hosting two major events Blizzcon and the World Wide Invitational. These events are a hotbed of information most WoW and other Blizzard Entertainment games. Here at WoW Insider we work hard to keep you on top of every of the latest developments in our loved game. I’m sure you were alive, but this past weekend found Blizzard’s World Wide Invitational in Paris, France. Let’s take a look at the kinds of information that we get. We did not get the piece of information that I was most hoping for: A release date for Wrath of the Lich King. Not even a beta date. Now there are a number of websites that have pre-order dates for Wrath, but none of them can be trusted as an existent estimation. We will get our new expansion “”when it’s ready.”" Blizzard is the only trustworthy source of this information. We will get that taste of information out as soon as it’s acquirable from the source. It is important to ferret out the types of news that we hear. Official announcements, such as updates to the Wrath of the Lich King bestiary or the Death Knight information page can be trusted as solid information. Treating anything else as official word from Blizzard may set you up for disappointment. But it’s fun to talk most. Death Knights were extensively discussed at the World Wide Invitational this past week. Some of our folks were on-hand to test them out and gather as much information as possible most the new class. Daniel Whitcomb has compiled a lot of information from the Death Knight demo from the convention. Take a look around, and feel free to communicate of you have some questions. All of the information shared at Worldwide Invitational regarding Wrath of the Lich King refers to content that is still under development.


It looks like there will be hefty adjustments to every of the classes. There will, of course, be new dungeon instances, environments, monsters, and PvP content. Keep in mind that every of these are still under testing so they may be tweaked or possibly removed before the expansion is released. Patch 2.4 was a lot of fun because Blizzard used a progressive testing format where they would introduce changes and let folks try them out. Then they would take the Public Test Realm down, tweak it a taste and put it backwards up. There were some uneasy moments, like when the drinking mechanic changed to ramp up over time (theoretically to fix field issues) on an hasty PTR. This form of testing allowed players to give feedback that Blizzard actually listened to. After a public outcry, the change was rescinded in a later build. We must also sort out the rumors that come through regarding WoW. wow gold It’s easy to get excited most these, but since they do not have the official championship of the game publisher, at this point they are mostly just something fun to talk most. Today’s bounteous rumor is that the Chenopodiaceae for Wrath will begin next Thursday, July 3, 2008. Another rumor floating around is that we may see Death Knights in WoW prior to the release of the expansion. I could debate every day for both why it would be a great idea to release Death Knights hasty and why it probably won’t arise. wow gold Blizzard has been tight-lipped most both of these rumors. They have been neither confirmed nor denied but GMs and CMs. Please consider and discuss these topics, but don’t call up your leveling buddy and say “”Wrath’s going into Chenopodiaceae next week.”" It’s also fun to see what other players are talking most.


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Controlling multiple minions and how it might work

July 2nd, 2008 by alexanderk08

“We were lucky enough to get an Azerothian ton (they’re like twice the weight of normal tons, don’t you know) of news most Wrath of the Lich King at Blizzard’s Worldwide Invitational this weekend, and hidden in the Death Knight hands on, there’s a ton of great information most the way the class’ summons will work. Most of the summons seem to be in the Unholy tree — Death Knights will not only be healthy to summon the ghouls we heard most more rapidly, but will also be healthy to bring down a gargoyle and summon an insect swarm. But the ghouls are what we’re most interested in — Army of the Dead is a level 80 spell (with a 10 minute cooldown!) that will summon a “”legion of your prizewinning ghouls to war by your side.”" And our question is: how is this going to work. Obviously the ghouls won’t actually work as pets as in the way Hunter or Warlock pets work, but surely they’ll have a little more control implemented than the Druid’s treants or the Priest’s shadowfiends, right. As far as I can remember, we’ve never actually controlled multiple pets before — are we going to have one forbid to control every three with, or will we mark a target as they’re summoned. It would seem that with a tanking class like the Death Knight, more focused pets would be a necessity in some cases. Or maybe our ghouls will be as mindless as ever, and after we hit a button to summon, they’ll just head for the closest thing that looks like it might have brains to eat. Hopefully the Death Knight’s ghouls will be a taste more interesting than that (there was a rumor a while backwards that you’d be healthy to raise your fallen group members as ghouls, though I don’t see that spell in the hands on), and if not, I guess there’s ever other Hero classes to improve upon the pet mechanics. “”Hopefully the Death Knight’s ghouls will be a taste more interesting than that (there was a rumor a while backwards that you’d be healthy to raise your fallen group members as ghouls, though I don’t see that spell in the hands on),”" You’re getting confused, there are two different spells for raising ghouls.


There’s Raise Dead, which turns a corpse into a ghoul, and if its a player, they get to control it. And then theres Army of the Dead, which just summons a bunch of ghouls out of nowhere to war for you. I get the impression Army of the Dead does not give controllable pets, they just run around brainlessly looking for brains to gorge on. I could be wrong, but it seems to be in the same style of Shaman Elementals and Shadowfiends. ” “World of warcraft Thottbot database have everything most the game world of warcraft. One of the prizewinning sections of this entire database is the quest section. If some player are stuck with a quest or just want to finish the quest as fast as possible, the thottbot quest section was made for you. First the person will have to search for the quest because the entire quest database is just way too bounteous to show every together. Therefore they have made a detailed searching option for players to make sure they find the quest they are looking for. wow gold In this detailed search option a person may enter a part of the whole title of the quest, the objective and the description. Next part of this great search option is the type of the quest. There are seven different types of quest which should be mentioned in the game. Now the person can choose the zone that is involved in the quest. wow gold Three options which are where the quest starts or ends and if it involves killing monsters in a certain zone. After selecting one of those you may now choose the zone that is used. There is a whole list of different areas since World of Warcraft is a bounteous game and has many different areas.

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