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Alliance got shaman in TBC

Not really fair to compare nicotine withdrawal which isn't debilitating to opiate/opioid withdrawal. You aren't going to be working out, snorkeling, or trying to pick up women when going through opioid withdrawal. You aren't going to be doing much of anything except puking and praying for death.

I watched that Kratom documentary by Chris Bell on Netflix one day while I was bored. What I came away with is nobody really knows much about it and it's completely unregulated so you have no idea what you're actually buying (at least at the time of the airing of said documentary). He really...

That's what it was, it was in the game at release but it did not cause a fear effect until a full year later. Death Coil (warlock ability) And it wasn't turned into a Horrify until 2007

Was Death Coil in the game at release? I seem to remember them adding that skill specifically because Warlocks ate shit in PvP. Maybe it's that it was a fear and not a horrify and screwed your actual fear DR? I remember Warlocks being very, very easy to kill until like T2 levels of gear.

Warriors and Rogues ate Warlocks for breakfast. Let me guess, you played as Horde on a Horde dominated PvP server? Try playing as an Alliance Warlock and killing an Undead Rogue or Warrior. Actually, try killing any Undead.

You had to use a non-stackable, only available from mobs that gave exp, pain in the ass reagent to summon people. And you need those for a lot of other shit too, like summoning your damn pet, or creating a soulstone. So you had to give up all your bag space AND spend time farming non-trivial...

Play a warlock, mash Shadowbolt. Play a mage, mash Frostbolt. Play a warrior, turn off auto attack, sit there and do nothing, turn auto attack back on, maybe use some of your yellow skills (are any of them even worth the rage they cost at MC gear levels?). Point being, playing a DPS in a raid...

Yea QA is dead. And Scrum is the future! All those small software companies will definitely be replacing one QA job with 3 highly skilled, very specific jobs.

The exterior, marinade covered surface area per bite. Not the surface area of the entire cut... Marinating overnight in a fridge is more to create adhesion to the surface of the meat so it stays during cooking, not to penetrate the meat (because it doesn't do that). Which is why reserving the...

Who wouldn't be? Whoever designed vanilla Warlocks was a real piece of shit.

Only if they score it first, and skirt steak is a very thin cut of meat. So what you do is cut wider pieces which have more surface area and you can taste the marinade that is sitting on the exterior of the meat. The only thing that penetrates into meat is salt.

He probably did it because you decided to marinate steaks like a heathen and all the marinade is gonna drip off and be lost if you put it directly on the grill rack

"High end pizza".

Noobs taking pics instead of video.

Because they need to guise the fact they have fuck all for new, interesting content in each expansion by forcing people to re-learn the game.

They're discussing you because you won't shut the fuck up. You're the Kanye West of FoH.

Alright, that looks pretty good.

I just remembered Rogues have a ton of consumables they need to carry around as well for poisons and vanish and of course thistle tea.

Im trying to decide if I'm going to play this or not. And am also trying to decide if I want to go Mage like I did at release, or switch it up to either Rogue or Hunter. The problem with Hunter is the dead zone and having to waste bag space on ammo.

Apparently we have some people here who flambe on their home cooktop. Gas vs Electric range both have their pros and cons and for your typical 99% everyday cooking it makes little difference what you have. Buy whatever you prefer but if you're thinking of running gas specifically for a new gas...

Bros will stop buying diamonds when women stop caring about having them.

Gas is not going to make any difference at all over your electric cooktop unless you spend 10s of thousands of dollars on a commercial grade gas range. People like gas because you can see the temp changes and they are a little faster to react to said changes but an electric range can actually...

I have a K95 platinum that is the best keyboard I've ever owned.

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Can do that much more efficiently on a single character joining dungeon running groups. Multiboxing in classic really is for the anti-social more than anything else. None of the mechanics that make it profitable or efficient exist in Classic.

That philosophy falls apart when you realize leveling multiple characters with quests that don't share drops or have multi-tap completions will take far longer than having to move around to avoid getting ganked every once in a while. And you make yourself a target to the enemy faction who will...

As someone who multiboxed for farming efficiency in retail, everything that makes multiboxing worthwhile (multi-tap, personal loot, BoA) doesn't exist in classic. The only reason I can see to multibox classic is if you're an anti-social neckbeard.

"Haha you think I was re-watching it just so I could come here and post dialogue nobody cares about from previous seasons?" Isn't that what you just did? "Calm down you raging shitbird."

You're more invested in defending the fall from grace than we are in panning it. Why would you rewatch it?

I'm not consumed with rage. I'm disappointed in how the show turned out. You're the one who was calling people twats for not remembering garbage, throwaway dialogue. That line in from Arya in the finale got a big hearty laugh from me. It was terrible. And you pointing out that she said the same...

You're the twat here. You're defending such terrible dialogue that they literally repeated it verbatim to try to get a point across. It's terrible. But instead of recognizing shit writing you're acting like you're the only one who understands the true genius of it all. Get over yourself.

That's a good list of games. Uncharted 2 is one of my favorite games of all time. And Horizon Zero Dawn was just really, really well executed. The main story was a little nonsensical but the character and atmosphere they gave to that game via the small tidbits and recordings you find throughout...

Congratulations on re-watching the show with your girlfriend and letting us know that Arya said some of the dumbest shit ever spoken in a TV series... twice. It's like D&D were wanking it to their own shitty dialogue and said "Well maybe they just didn't understand our gift for the written word...

It was strange to me at the time because a lot of people were switching from EQ which had a much higher population of PvE server players than PvP.

I know they ban the sellers, not sure what they do to the buyers.

I'm sure you'll be able to buy gold from third party sites.

There will be no tokens on the AH on the classic servers, those are for retail only. It's all one sub so you can still use your retail WoW gold to buy sub time but you won't be able to buy tokens to sell for gold in classic.

PvE servers will probably have larger player pools this go round. I still don't quite get why the PvP servers at release were so popular, maybe because it was coming off the heels of PvP MMO releases like Shadowbane? Even as someone who never considered playing on a PvE server at all and only...

You can turn every single dungeon since TBC into an M+ dungeon with little effort. Timewalking kinda proves that. M+ was just a natural progression of their dungeon design philosophy since 2007. The problem really lies in instancing and the removal of respawns. Pretty much every dungeon in EQ...