Well guys my character looks very different than it used to look. I hope this screenshot will properly instill fear in you. I mean if you had to go against me.
Friday, February 29, 2008
New look
Well guys my character looks very different than it used to look. I hope this screenshot will properly instill fear in you. I mean if you had to go against me.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
High Quality Beached Whale explosion video
This is my home states defining moment in stupidity. enjoy
Sunday, February 24, 2008
My favorite Anime
Ok guys I'm gonna post a link to the best site to watch the best Anime ever. Oh and please do watch it in Japanse with English Subtitles. If you get a choice watch the ones done by DB (Dattebayo) They are awesome people who get the english translations for the subs perfectly. You'll get used to the Japanese Audio and just be reading the subtitles. The site is veoh.com then search for Bleach. It's an awesome Anime that is all about swords and puts in lots of comedy as well. The first 20 are kinda boring compared to the next 36 but then there are filler episodes. Fillers are episodes that are usually exclusively to the Anime Version of the Series. They do fillers to let the Writer get the Comic(Manga)Version farther along so they can start the next saga, or arc, of the series before the Anime Version. Bleach does a great job with its first filler arc in that it is filled to the brim with Action, unlike many other Anime, which use fillers to just have the characters talk alot. Bleach does end up having to do this but not as much as other Animes. Enjoy Bleach! It's a great Anime.
The lore behind the Burning Crusade
I find this to be totally hilarious(is this spelled right?) and a good informant of why the hell and what we are fighting for in the Burning Crusade. This is from WoW Insider and I give all credit to them for this wonderful article. Thanks WoW Insider.
About two months ago, the Lead Designer for Blizzard gave an interview stating that Patch 2.4 -- specifically, the Sunwell instances -- will wrap up the story of the Burning Crusade. This got some of us here thinking. What exactly is the story of the Burning Crusade? Is it the tale of the blood elves and the draenei joining the Horde/Alliance factions? The mass exodus to Outland? The battles against the Illidari? Or the (once again temporary) defeat of the Burning Legion?
Actually, it's all of the above. And since it's now been over a year since TBC came out, it's about time for a review. So join KYL for ... the story of the Burning Crusade!
Once upon a time ... at the end of Warcraft III, Illidan Stormrage, Lady Vashj, and Kael'thas Sunstrider escaped certain death on Azeroth for the continent of Draenor. Once there, Illidan set himself up as Lord of Outland and appointed Vashj and Kael'thas as his top lieutenants. Illidan invited a group of the blood elves to come to Outland and serve him, and gave them new and improved techniques to siphon magic from the local demons.
This did not sit well with another group in Outland, the draenei. The draenei had been largely mutated or driven into hiding by their earlier war with the orcs, but the remaining draenei were still faithful to the Light and its champions, the too-cool-for-school Naaru. When the Illidari came and started enslaving the mutated draenei (or Broken), the remaining draenei decided it was time to take action. They stole the Exodar, part of a Naaru ship that had been taken over by the blood elves, and set out in search of salvation. One month ago, they crash-landed into some islands west of Kalimdor.
The arrival of the Draenei shook things up on Azeroth. Natural enemies of the orcs, they quickly took up with the Alliance (after some brief "OMG are you demons?" confusion) and swore a vendetta against the blood elves. The blood elves, ostracized from the Alliance because of their comrades' activities on Draenor, decided it might be a good idea to join the Horde before the blue-skinned weirdos and their hippie cousins staged an armed intervention. The blood elves were viewed with suspicion by the trolls, orcs and tauren, but were rapidly embraced by the Forsaken and their formerly high elf queen. Working hard to rejoin their prince in Outland, the blood elves were unaware of the depths to which Kael'thas had sunk ...
While everyone was distracted by these new and exciting developments, the Burning Legion was making its own play for power. The demon lord Kazzak, realizing that his loot was horribly outdated, went in search of a way to open the Dark Portal and go into Outland to meet up with his friends. He found an "artifact of incredible power" that let him do so. Hmmm ... looking at Kazzak's new loot table, I see nothing of incredible power. He should drop something that lets you teleport between Outland and Azeroth.
In typical Burning Legion fashion, instead of, y'know, quietly slipping through and amassing a huge army on the other side of the portal and invading in the middle of the night, Kazzak sent a messenger to pretty much go from city to city and yell "HA HA, WE OPENED THE DARK PORTAL! COME AND STOP US! WONDERFUL GEAR AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST! ONLY $50 AT BEST BUY!" Demons also poured out of the portal for ... a week or so, after which they apparently got bored and stopped invading Azeroth.
Millions of adventurers took up the challenge and headed for the Blasted Lands, where they were met by a mighty force of millions of adventurers from the opposite faction trying to complete the entering quests. But eventually, the armies of the Horde and Alliance stepped through the Portal and onto the Stair of Destiny, where they were able to pick up a quest and maybe buy some water before getting disconnected five times in a row.
Three days later, when the servers were stable, the adventurers began to explore this new world. A few things quickly became clear:
*
The Burning Legion had a stronghold and some teleporters around the area, but they weren't really doing a great job of invading Outland.
*
The discovery of a lost tribe of orcs and the remainder of the Broken draenei meant that both the Horde and Alliance had vital interests in the area, and were planning on exploring it for all it was worth.
*
The refugee city of Shattrath, built by the Naaru and forbidding any fighting, guaranteed that we were going to end up running errands for a billion different warring races that no one would otherwise care about (i.e. arakkoa.)
While exploring the new areas, it became obvious that most of the problems in Outland were being caused by the terrible trio of Illidan, Vashj and Kael'thas. Vashj was draining all the lakes in Zangarmarsh into a giant reservoir in order to control the area politically (and maybe make a new Well of Eternity.) She was easily taken down by twenty-five adventurers, and Zangarmarsh was restored back to its ... lovely ... natural state. I'm sure the Marshfang Rippers appreciated it.
Illidan was creating an army of demon hunters, fel orcs, Nether dragons and enslaved Broken to stave off what he saw as the inevitable return of Kil'jaeden, which was remarkably prescient. He also attacked the Naaru in Shattrath City, which was less intelligent and eventually led to his downfall. With the Naaru's help, the Broken Akama freed Illidan's longtime stalker, Maiev Shadowsong, and they began an operation to take him down from the inside. Akama, Maiev, and yet another group of adventurers finally defeated the misunderstood quasi-demon.
And Kael'thas ... well, props to Blizzard for pulling a bait and switch on this one. At first, it looked like Kael'thas was draining mana from the area of Netherstorm to power Tempest Keep, aid Illidan's plans, and maybe build a new homeland for the blood elves. Then, after some quests, the renegade blood elves known as the Scryers discovered that he had jumped ship on Illidan and started working for the Burning Legion, possibly to get the elves a better magic source. Yay for shortsightedness! Anyway, adventurers yet again stormed Tempest Keep and took out Kael'thas, only to have him announce (once you'd already returned to Shattrath and couldn't go back to finish him off) that he'd survived and would return to be a bigger pain in the ass than ever.
Indeed he did. From what we can see on the test realms, patch 2.4 begins with a bang, as Kael'thas and his groupies sneak into Silvermoon City and steal the captive Naaru that was being used to "power" the blood elf paladins. As such, the blood knights renounce their allegiance to their prince and join up with the Naaru in Shattrath City. Kael'thas and his remaining loyal elves decamp to the isle of Quel'Danas, where they reactivate the powerful Sunwell and attempt to use its energies to summon Kil'jaeden. One presumes that they do not succeed, although it would be totally awesome if they did. "Sorry for all your hard efforts, adventurers, but you were two minutes too late. If only your priest didn't go AFK to get high, you would have stopped the destruction of the world ... but no."
And that's the story of the Burning Crusade.
Also, there was something with trolls.
About two months ago, the Lead Designer for Blizzard gave an interview stating that Patch 2.4 -- specifically, the Sunwell instances -- will wrap up the story of the Burning Crusade. This got some of us here thinking. What exactly is the story of the Burning Crusade? Is it the tale of the blood elves and the draenei joining the Horde/Alliance factions? The mass exodus to Outland? The battles against the Illidari? Or the (once again temporary) defeat of the Burning Legion?
Actually, it's all of the above. And since it's now been over a year since TBC came out, it's about time for a review. So join KYL for ... the story of the Burning Crusade!
Once upon a time ... at the end of Warcraft III, Illidan Stormrage, Lady Vashj, and Kael'thas Sunstrider escaped certain death on Azeroth for the continent of Draenor. Once there, Illidan set himself up as Lord of Outland and appointed Vashj and Kael'thas as his top lieutenants. Illidan invited a group of the blood elves to come to Outland and serve him, and gave them new and improved techniques to siphon magic from the local demons.
This did not sit well with another group in Outland, the draenei. The draenei had been largely mutated or driven into hiding by their earlier war with the orcs, but the remaining draenei were still faithful to the Light and its champions, the too-cool-for-school Naaru. When the Illidari came and started enslaving the mutated draenei (or Broken), the remaining draenei decided it was time to take action. They stole the Exodar, part of a Naaru ship that had been taken over by the blood elves, and set out in search of salvation. One month ago, they crash-landed into some islands west of Kalimdor.
The arrival of the Draenei shook things up on Azeroth. Natural enemies of the orcs, they quickly took up with the Alliance (after some brief "OMG are you demons?" confusion) and swore a vendetta against the blood elves. The blood elves, ostracized from the Alliance because of their comrades' activities on Draenor, decided it might be a good idea to join the Horde before the blue-skinned weirdos and their hippie cousins staged an armed intervention. The blood elves were viewed with suspicion by the trolls, orcs and tauren, but were rapidly embraced by the Forsaken and their formerly high elf queen. Working hard to rejoin their prince in Outland, the blood elves were unaware of the depths to which Kael'thas had sunk ...
While everyone was distracted by these new and exciting developments, the Burning Legion was making its own play for power. The demon lord Kazzak, realizing that his loot was horribly outdated, went in search of a way to open the Dark Portal and go into Outland to meet up with his friends. He found an "artifact of incredible power" that let him do so. Hmmm ... looking at Kazzak's new loot table, I see nothing of incredible power. He should drop something that lets you teleport between Outland and Azeroth.
In typical Burning Legion fashion, instead of, y'know, quietly slipping through and amassing a huge army on the other side of the portal and invading in the middle of the night, Kazzak sent a messenger to pretty much go from city to city and yell "HA HA, WE OPENED THE DARK PORTAL! COME AND STOP US! WONDERFUL GEAR AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST! ONLY $50 AT BEST BUY!" Demons also poured out of the portal for ... a week or so, after which they apparently got bored and stopped invading Azeroth.
Millions of adventurers took up the challenge and headed for the Blasted Lands, where they were met by a mighty force of millions of adventurers from the opposite faction trying to complete the entering quests. But eventually, the armies of the Horde and Alliance stepped through the Portal and onto the Stair of Destiny, where they were able to pick up a quest and maybe buy some water before getting disconnected five times in a row.
Three days later, when the servers were stable, the adventurers began to explore this new world. A few things quickly became clear:
*
The Burning Legion had a stronghold and some teleporters around the area, but they weren't really doing a great job of invading Outland.
*
The discovery of a lost tribe of orcs and the remainder of the Broken draenei meant that both the Horde and Alliance had vital interests in the area, and were planning on exploring it for all it was worth.
*
The refugee city of Shattrath, built by the Naaru and forbidding any fighting, guaranteed that we were going to end up running errands for a billion different warring races that no one would otherwise care about (i.e. arakkoa.)
While exploring the new areas, it became obvious that most of the problems in Outland were being caused by the terrible trio of Illidan, Vashj and Kael'thas. Vashj was draining all the lakes in Zangarmarsh into a giant reservoir in order to control the area politically (and maybe make a new Well of Eternity.) She was easily taken down by twenty-five adventurers, and Zangarmarsh was restored back to its ... lovely ... natural state. I'm sure the Marshfang Rippers appreciated it.
Illidan was creating an army of demon hunters, fel orcs, Nether dragons and enslaved Broken to stave off what he saw as the inevitable return of Kil'jaeden, which was remarkably prescient. He also attacked the Naaru in Shattrath City, which was less intelligent and eventually led to his downfall. With the Naaru's help, the Broken Akama freed Illidan's longtime stalker, Maiev Shadowsong, and they began an operation to take him down from the inside. Akama, Maiev, and yet another group of adventurers finally defeated the misunderstood quasi-demon.
And Kael'thas ... well, props to Blizzard for pulling a bait and switch on this one. At first, it looked like Kael'thas was draining mana from the area of Netherstorm to power Tempest Keep, aid Illidan's plans, and maybe build a new homeland for the blood elves. Then, after some quests, the renegade blood elves known as the Scryers discovered that he had jumped ship on Illidan and started working for the Burning Legion, possibly to get the elves a better magic source. Yay for shortsightedness! Anyway, adventurers yet again stormed Tempest Keep and took out Kael'thas, only to have him announce (once you'd already returned to Shattrath and couldn't go back to finish him off) that he'd survived and would return to be a bigger pain in the ass than ever.
Indeed he did. From what we can see on the test realms, patch 2.4 begins with a bang, as Kael'thas and his groupies sneak into Silvermoon City and steal the captive Naaru that was being used to "power" the blood elf paladins. As such, the blood knights renounce their allegiance to their prince and join up with the Naaru in Shattrath City. Kael'thas and his remaining loyal elves decamp to the isle of Quel'Danas, where they reactivate the powerful Sunwell and attempt to use its energies to summon Kil'jaeden. One presumes that they do not succeed, although it would be totally awesome if they did. "Sorry for all your hard efforts, adventurers, but you were two minutes too late. If only your priest didn't go AFK to get high, you would have stopped the destruction of the world ... but no."
And that's the story of the Burning Crusade.
Also, there was something with trolls.
Friday, February 22, 2008
This weekend
Hey guys this Saturday I will be busy in the morning till at least 3:00 Server time. Good Luck in Karazahn!
Monday, February 18, 2008
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Music
After Dark
Japanese Lyrics
Senaka no kage ga nobikiru sono aima ni, nigeru
Hagare ochita hana ni mo kiduka zuni, tobou
Machikado amai nioi ryuusen tooku mukou kara
Doko kade kiita youna naki koe
Yokaze ga haobu wai kibou nosete
Doko made yukeru ka?
Sore wo kobamu you ni sekai wa yurete
Subete wo ubae sa
Yume nara sameta dakedo bokura wa
Mada nanimo shite inai susume
Mahiru no taida wo tachikiru you na soburi de ukabu
Umare ochita kumo made miorosu you ni tobou
Machikado chi no nioi ryuusen tooku mukou kara
Doko kade kiita you na naki koe
Dorodoro nageruru fukaku akai
Tsuki ga arawarete furaeru rosai
Detarame na hibi wo tachi kiritai
Nani kuwanukao de owaranu youni
Yokaze ga haobu wai kibou nosete
Doko made yukeru ka?
Sore wo kobamu you ni sekai wa yurete
Subete wo ubae sa
Yume nara sameta dakedo bokura wa
Mada nanimo shite inai susume
English Translation
The intervals between the back of my shadow are cutting off and breaking. They're running away.
I skip over the peeling flowers unnoticed as they fall down.
A sweet smelling fragrance flows out of a street corner.
And from far off in the distance I seem to hear a crying voice.
My faint hope is carried away in the night wind.
Won't it reach to anywhere?
As if refusing this world is swaying
And it's like everything snatched away
If this is a dream then I'll awaken however,
We are still going without any accomplishments.
As if breaking off my midday laziness, I float upon my attitude
And fly as I try to look down upon newly formed cloud
There's the preferable smell of blood far off in the distant street corner
And I seem to hear a crying voice coming from everywhere.
The deep redness flows thickly
And the moon appears to be on the verge of falling down
I want to get rid of these nonsensical days
So that I can continue with an innocent look
My faint hope is carried away in the night wind.
Won't it reach to anywhere?
As if refusing this world is swaying
And it's like everything snatched away
If this is a dream then I'll awaken however
We are still going without any accomplishments.
Japanese Lyrics
Senaka no kage ga nobikiru sono aima ni, nigeru
Hagare ochita hana ni mo kiduka zuni, tobou
Machikado amai nioi ryuusen tooku mukou kara
Doko kade kiita youna naki koe
Yokaze ga haobu wai kibou nosete
Doko made yukeru ka?
Sore wo kobamu you ni sekai wa yurete
Subete wo ubae sa
Yume nara sameta dakedo bokura wa
Mada nanimo shite inai susume
Mahiru no taida wo tachikiru you na soburi de ukabu
Umare ochita kumo made miorosu you ni tobou
Machikado chi no nioi ryuusen tooku mukou kara
Doko kade kiita you na naki koe
Dorodoro nageruru fukaku akai
Tsuki ga arawarete furaeru rosai
Detarame na hibi wo tachi kiritai
Nani kuwanukao de owaranu youni
Yokaze ga haobu wai kibou nosete
Doko made yukeru ka?
Sore wo kobamu you ni sekai wa yurete
Subete wo ubae sa
Yume nara sameta dakedo bokura wa
Mada nanimo shite inai susume
English Translation
The intervals between the back of my shadow are cutting off and breaking. They're running away.
I skip over the peeling flowers unnoticed as they fall down.
A sweet smelling fragrance flows out of a street corner.
And from far off in the distance I seem to hear a crying voice.
My faint hope is carried away in the night wind.
Won't it reach to anywhere?
As if refusing this world is swaying
And it's like everything snatched away
If this is a dream then I'll awaken however,
We are still going without any accomplishments.
As if breaking off my midday laziness, I float upon my attitude
And fly as I try to look down upon newly formed cloud
There's the preferable smell of blood far off in the distant street corner
And I seem to hear a crying voice coming from everywhere.
The deep redness flows thickly
And the moon appears to be on the verge of falling down
I want to get rid of these nonsensical days
So that I can continue with an innocent look
My faint hope is carried away in the night wind.
Won't it reach to anywhere?
As if refusing this world is swaying
And it's like everything snatched away
If this is a dream then I'll awaken however
We are still going without any accomplishments.
2.4
Well for those of you who do not know. 2.4 will remove MH and BT attunements. It is also adding the Legendary ranged weapon! it is a bow that does not need ammo and has a passive quiver effect (meaning that you do not need a quiver with it!) That is gonna be one BA weapon! oh and it really is a hunter only weapon. It doesn't have a class restriction but obviously hunts are gonna get this first. Well Have fun! I've been busy and will be for the next 3 weeks. Don't count on me updating often. sorry guys. Cya round!
Monday, February 11, 2008
Future Updates
I'm going to make this a weekly updated blog due to the fact that school is gonna be busy for me for a while. Cya round!
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Patch 2.4
Well everyone here is the big news! patch 2.4 is coming onto the PTR's soon. mmo-champion.com
has the notes on it enjoy!
has the notes on it enjoy!
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