With the fairly new faction transfer, I moved my old 60 druid over to level that beast (now) to the Big Eight Oh. It’s been a short road so far, but since the partner in crime I had with the latest escapade into Azeroth (and Outlands) has called it quits, I realized that I really just, really preferred the druid playstyle. Not far to go, and being in a non-hardcore guild is a great plan. As much as I’d like to be dropping into Icecrown Citadel when it hits, I’d rather just have fun. Not having fun is what drove me from the game. The relaxed atmosphere is still a bit of an adjustment for me, but hey, whatever.
However, there’s a poopload of new games coming down the pipeline for consoles that I just won’t be passing up. Nothing can stop me from that. Seriously, now.
Amazon just emailed me to tell me my copy of Dragon Age: Origins
After that, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Plus, even before that, and I think I’m anticipating it far more, is Left4Dead 2
Also, looking forward to Assassin’s Creed II
Ah, the holiday season is insane. Too many game releases. And all sequels. What’s up with that?
Well, it’s been a week since the event and what do we have to show for ourselves? Seems like a whole lot of nothing spectacular. Sure, we’ve got a PSP Slim goin’ down, a pile of new trailers for games we’ve already know about, and a whack-load of Crysis screengrabs. But anything significant? Nadda.
Some rather creative folks have started using teleport hacks to beam sacrificial level 1 gnomes to great heights and crater on impact to form words. It’s a new form of spamvertizing (gnomevertising?) that seems to go beyond the private message spam that many WoW players are accustomed to seeing.
Famitsu