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I happen to be an old school dwarf (i.e. I had detect treasure active when the patch hit), so I have almost all of them pinned on Gathermate. Outside of that, don't think you can track them.

They probably still work. The real interest in timewalking gear, from what I see, is that the downleveling of your gear doesn't affect socketed gems, enchants or procs; just the ilvl of the item itself.

Seems still completely random to me. The problem of shipyard vs garrison is that the number of missions is a lot lower and their respawn times are so long that you get hugely magnified random clumping of missions.

It's almost at the end of page 2 now (which means someone is going to necro it soon). It dies when the hope really dies, and in EQ, you always have a cleric with a sprinkler around to rez you.

Even with science. A few years ago, I came across the story ofthis guywho can simultaneously be a PhD in paleontology, with a dissertation on fossil dinosaurs extinct for 66 million years and be a Young Earth Creationist who thinks the Earth is 6 thousand years old.

Yes it does. Since they added the tech (I think during MoP? That's where warforged appeared, right?), every item can be ilvl-adjusted to whatever. That's how every timewalking dungeon drops items adjusted to your current level while downleveling you. However, they've gone the reverse for...

At Inserm (the french NIH), you cannot qualify as a scientific researcher unless you hold a PhD or equivalent. If you don't, you get shuffled onto the "technician and engineer" designation (even if you sometimes do the same kind of work and publish more papers). Main difference: career...

The minimum qualification for the name of "scientist" would be a non-honorary PhD in a science-based discipline. Which, yea, Bill Nye doesn't have. He's a science speaker, not a scientist. Doesn't stop him from being more knowledgeable than Sarah, since they both hold Bachelor's, but her is...

That's because, in a WoW-type game, you need a clear objective that progresses something (your craft skill bar, your ilvl, your level, your faction, your gold pile, whatever). I think that what people hated in early WoD isn't the lack of dailies. There were dailies, they were just disguised...

So basically, you're looking for: - A Dungeons&Dragons classical interpretation (or their remote descendants) - With a focus on strategical/tactical combat rather than action combat - And, what? Solo? (you seemed to imply solo camping and harvesting) Then there's nothing. Probably not...

And immediately,MMORPG.com tells you why it's not going to happen

Oh god. Time to stuff my banks with crates then. Ref:WarcraftDevs on Twitter:

Say goodbye to your favorite basic transmog source in 7.0. If your bank isn't full of wanted minor looks, you'll lose out.

So, they're not confident they can drag each season for a full 10 episodes, yet they can't wrap everything in S7 because GRMM won't have even the outline of book 7 at all in time...

Now Alex can properly lust after her...

It's dailies without the "!" quest hub. And the map tells you where to go to auto-pick since you don't have the quest giver. I saw an interesting comment on MMOchamp about the difference between us old fucks and the youngsters, and how it relates to this new model. We old fucks expect someone...

Hmmm? We did see Dormammu, he's the guy with the trippy room:

Well, you DO know he's going to be Black Adam, right?

From this thread, I take it I should watch it... the premise read as Harry Potter as a college student screwup, which didn't sound very interesting, but all I'm seeing is people saying good things about the show.

Rule 34 always applies.

There's ablue postthat explicitly says that the 12h rotation is for beta testing, and the real rotation is weekly. Basically, every week, you are going to have a combo of specific affixes; everyone is going to have the same combo for that week, and the combos rotate on a fixed basis. You...

Laser-illuminated solar sails.

I take offense at this snide insinuation. A proper shadowpriest dies in the middle of the fight, not before 3rd phase (or whatever).

You don't appear to have lots of missions and lots of followers (see trait which increase the number of Tiger monks by only 2), there's this fatigue alluded which prevents followers from doing 2 missions per day, and you don't have buildings to manage (bodyguard is baked in, other stuff is in...

Hmmm, Class Order Halls seem to be more or less mandatory:How the Legion Class Order Hall Campaign Works - Wowhead News Apparently, you unlock your other specs artefacts from there. And your third artefact relic slot... Not a problem for me (I had no problem with the garrison except for the...

SpaceX is where NASA engineers go when they don't want to deal with the insanity that is their budget dictated by the Senate.

You're thinking of stellar blackholes (i.e. black holes created from stars). Those are galactic black holes, whose formation is still relatively mysterious, but who almost certainly appear along their galaxies, or maybe before. Fun bit: The black hole Gargantua in Interstellar is one such...

There doesn't seem to be any building and similar stuff to set and maintain, the only thing I've seen mentioned that's upgradable is the Artifact forge. Seem it's more of a location where you have a bunch of followers hanging around (and it's a shared space, not a personal instance), and you...

Same experience here. Although by PoP I was no longer on Tunare but playing on Ubisoft-run Sebilis, there wasn't any options to get group-level flags beyond the Valor flag in Justice. Everything else? Raid. Group shortcut opened later, but you still had to do the raids, because the elemental...

... based on book 3. I'll take the analysis of the whole 5 books before admitting Jon's defeat...

From what you hear on the patch notes and CM posts, they should have locked down more or less "how" they want those classes to play. They're going to tweak the numbers, but not the dynamics. (which is why the "June 30" sounds possible. Mildly surprising, but possible)

My gaming mag has a weird rumor about the expansion hitting the shelves on June 30. They also implied the need for a full salt shaker drawing along with the info, but still. Anyone heard that one somewhere?

As people surmised, there's probably all kind of assumptions hard-coded (and undocumented) in the game. You could probably get away with not touching any of the PvP-related stuff. Meaning you could still only attack the opposite faction in pvp, the tower/etc. stuff would work the same, and...

Spoiler: he didn't. That sounds about right. The one thing he isn't is Lex Luthor.

FTFY There's two parts to that movie. The Batman vs Superman courtesy of Luthor, which more or less stands on its own (with a few bad points), and THEN, you have all the added parts that have make close to no sense, and they all revolve around the future Justice League movie. The whole Wonder...

The intro to Batman is ok. You all know his origin in detail, what it does establishes the tone ofthisBatman in a couple minutes and the rest of the origin story is shoved under the rug. The into of the Justice League is completely wrong. When you realize that you could entirely cut the...

Because that works? The big problem if you have multiple persons working on the same zone at the same time is that you have to spend quite a lot of time stitching the entire zone back together. Every time you rework a bit of the zone (and it usually happens a few times), you have to spend a lot...

Nope, slightly different warpage. Alcubierre's works by warping space-timearoundyour ship, not inside your drive, and having the local flat space-time "slide" along that warp. That's why it can go FTL, while this gravity drive can't. Of course, Alcubierre's drive has good and strong math...

Well, in my wild-ass imagination, the space-time inside of the resonant cavity gets warped (curved), and thus, because classic relativistic gravity is basically acceleration based on space-time curvature, you get some acceleration of the mass in that warp. If the warp is symmetric, but the...

Given that nobody has any idea how the emDrive can work, why wouldn't it work by warping spacetime asymetrically and thus generating some acceleration (which, in my absolutely layman opinion, sounds mildly less impossible than providing action without reaction). But yea, at the moment, it's...