Monthly Archives: February 2007

Famous World of Warcraft

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There’s some frightening stuff going on in this World of Warcraft thread: So does anyone know if celebrities play WoW??, well, besides the obvious … that anyone would care.

Quoting for the firewall-challenged:

Reply #26:

Man… on added thought. How cool would it be if you played with a celebrity, and you didn’t know, and your guild was tight, you all decided to meet up for a crazy weekend in Vegas or something…

And BAM!

Hugh Laurie, Robin Williams, Vin Diesel, Cameron Diaz, and Kate Beckinsale start shouting for your in-game character name?

The closest thing we have in my town is that Tonya Harding (evil figure skater person) lives in my town.

I sold her boyfriend/husband/whatever he is to her a copy of WoW and a computer at my local Best Buy.

Oh ya, that would be too cool alright.

This is disturbing in a different direction, reply #45:

I know a few RPers that have a voice changer for their Vent/ TS. It’s sooo weird, he actually sounds like a girl. I’m really concerned for him now. …

???. !!!. I’d say they only come out at night, but that guy probably uses his voice changer whenever he can.

And lastly, reply #84:

There is one in one of my guilds, but I can not give out their game name nor thier real id.

Ok. Thanks for playing.

Polite Alchemy

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There’s no right answer to this World of Warcraft dilemma I suppose, reasonable people could disagree » Etiquette thread: Alchemy specs and trade. Original poster, Minkyminky, level 67 Warlock of Feathermoon wrote:

Correct me if I’m wrong of course, but Alchemy specs allow you to sometimes make 2 potions/transmutes from the mats of one.

Therefore, what should be the proper etiquette if you give an alchemist the materials for, say, one Primal Might transmute and it turns into 2 Primal Mights? Flat rate for one transmute, pay more since you got more, give the extra Primal to the alchemist as the tip?

I’m inclined to expect the alchemist to hand over the extra crafted item and tipping him/her handsomely in return, but I wouldn’t wig out if the greedy bastard kept the extra either.

Probably best to keep this stuff in-guild anyways: if your greedy bastard guildmate keeps the extras, maybe he won’t be borrowing gold all the damn time.