I appreciate that.

After spending some time on the site, seeing only a -truth to be told- tiny part of Garwulf’s work, I felt the need to say “thanks” and something similar to that anyway… and then I found this post, which -ofc- seemed the right place to post some words like the above, even if, clearly, I’m not the first one who says them (well, glad about that tbh)

Good eye Blaq.

I probably overreacted, but like I said, I just thought F**K… s**t happens. Sorry to disappoint. I put up a couple of wimpy posts just so people would know I’m still breathing.

But yea… things are all good, and thank you for the compliments.

Don’t sweat it man. Coming here for info is not being lazy. Lazy would be showing up for a 25 man with your 1.4K DPS. Hopping on my site shows you’re interested in learning how to become better at your class.

I’ve spent countless hours learning to do what I do. I enjoy being able to share that knowledge, and in turn save all of you the hassle.

Thanks bud.

How do you like the UI by the way?

I’ll be a more active poster henceforth. It seemed that whenever I had a set time in which I was going to blog, something would come up. Granted I don’t want the site to become an obligation, I do enjoy reading and replying to your comments. More posts = more opportunities to commune with all of you nice folks.

@ lawman30

You see where I’m coming from then. It’s not like I’m blogging about Cancer research.

I shake my head at how so many players allow themselves to let WoW become a job, a duty, an obligation… It amazes me how people feel the need to go on marathon badge runs even when they don’t want to, or feel like if they miss the daily, “omg… I totally blew it. Now it’s gonna be one more day before I can get that new shiny purple thingy”.

I refuse to farm Heroics or be DPS LFG H ToC every day on Garwulf, which is one reason why I was still rocking 2 pcs of Valorous up until last week. Fortunately for me, my Jedi-like skills as a Hunter allow me to overcome such disadvantages and still be able to produce top dps. Although the emblem farming is a nice feature for those that cannot raid, I still detest the whole time-sink approach of earning items. Even more, I despise the opinion that some people are “lazy” when they don’t want to put in the “work” to get said items. “Lazy” is sitting at your computer meandering through Azeroth 16 hours a day, when you could be doing something more enriching, productive or enlightening offline.

WoW is one of the more unproductive things you can do with your time, but it’s also one of the most fun. However, to me the fun is lost when people let it become a job. WoW is just a space in time for us to enjoy in the moment. It will all be gone one day, so it’s best to just have fun with it. That’s what I try to sell here is “fun”. My goal is to share tips and info that I’m certain will improve their game play, but it’s all done without a shred of elitist attitude.

Anyway, I’m rambling… thanks for your support lawman30!

Thanks, I appreciate it.

@ Perceuss

You know it. There’s gonna be 20 pages of variations on Perseus in the armory. I used to love that movie and its “state of the art special effects” when I was a kid. It’s still actually pretty entertaining.