Monday, February 25, 2013

Breakfast Topic: Have you completed all of WoW's non-raid content?



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When Blizzard first began revamping, streamlining, and rerouting portions of the game's zone content, it remained a fairly simple proposition to zip an alt through the fresh areas to add them to your list of "been there, done that" achievements. Somewhere along the way, though, we seem to have picked up so many updates that it's become more challenging to stay abreast. Especially if you've sat out for an expansion or even part of an expansion, it's easy to find yourself missing an entire section of the complete World of Warcraft experience.world of warcraft gold

Raid instances aside, you might have missed certain instances if you haven't run up a dungeon-runner since that content was popular. Or maybe you haven't looped back to catch the updated version of an instance you ran many a time back in the day. Perhaps you're just not into PvP, so those areas remain a mystery to you.

For most players, I'd venture to say that completing all the leveling content comes down to a question of faction. Some of us just don't play the other side, or we haven't played it since we were in a previous guild or on another realm. Even those of us who have alts on both sides can sometimes forget little details. You might have run characters through every last zone quest line, but perhaps you've only done scenarios with your current main from one faction's perspective. ("Oops," muttered the annoyed completionist.)

Have you managed to work your way through all of WoW's zone and non-raid instance content for both Alliance and Horde story lines? What chunks of content have slipped past your grasp? Do you have a plan for filling in the gaps, or are you fine not having done and seen every last bit of scenery along the way?

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Saturday, February 16, 2013

Diablo 3 update 1.0.7 changes dueling to brawling – but in name only


 

Diablo 3 players used to dueling in the game should know they will no longer be doing this once update 1.0.7 hits. Instead, you will be “brawling” because essentially, that’s what you've been doing from the onset.


According to an update on Battle.net, the name change was partially due to feedback received on the PTR and Blizzard said it dropped this news early so that people can go ahead an used to calling the mode by its new moniker.

“Rather than wait to announce this in the official patch notes, we wanted to let players know ahead of time, in part to reduce confusion and in part to explain the reasons behind the change,”: reads the post. “While the system we designed for 1.0.7 was developed in order to give players a fun way to beat each other up in Diablo 3, we've come to realize that “dueling” wasn't the best name for it. buy diablo gold

“Sure, it allows players to pummel, stomp, immolate, and hex fellow Nephalem, but it’s not a traditional one-on-one duel. It’s something much more wild and open-ended, where you can engage in 3-person and even 4-person free-for-all skirmishes with few restrictions. There’s a lot of power in a name, and we think that the idea of a brawl more accurately describes the system we created.”

So there you have it. No more dueling. Only brawling.acheter des kamas
 
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