Well, I been playing me brother-in-laws character for awhile now and i'm hooked on WoW, so I bought it...

I can't promise i'll be around much if every again but when I get bored of it or frustrated you might seem me again.

Well, I hope everyone enjoys their time here. Bye Glomdoring, Ebonguard and everyone else I gotten to know and those I haven't.

Abithol isn't going to be around much.

Damnit.

Have fun.

WoW is evilly addictive. Well, enjoy it, even after 2 years I'm still hooked on it. And remember, whatever you do, roll Horde

I thought you were going to go all emo and commit suicide on YouTube or something. I demand entertainment, not notes about another player joining the Darker Side.

phhht.... WoW... it doesn't compare to Lusternia... I don't know why you think it will be able to.

See you next month!

I played WoW for 4 days but managed to uninstall everything before it consumed me. Troll Shaman was so awesome though... *resist* But then I realized that the people that play WoW really were mostly 14-15 year olds, and mostly idiots. Come back soon

I played WoW for about 2 weeks, lvl 15 human mage, and lvl 13 orc rogue, it didn't keep me drawn in though, I kept on going back to achaea. I only started playing it because I wanted to quit achaea so much since I was 'wasting' so much money and time on it. When your char has wracked up over 100 days in 15 irl months it's a sad state of affairs.

Anywho, I quit achaea and now I'm on Lusternia (which isn't really quitting achaea, just changing things about a bit.)

Have fun on WoW, it's a really good game if you ignore everyone saying "lol u suk", and "zomg i got pwnt lol" "duel me plz?" "u lose kthxbai" etc.

You'll be back.

WoW seems fun if you want to waste time, but I have better things to do with time these days.

Like argue

Well, enjoy your time in the land of 13-year-old gamers. And if you manage to find a way to strangle elitists through the internet, share the secret.

What's sad is that I knew you're talking about WoW the second I've read Onyxia. I even know how to beat her even though I've never been on an Onyxia raid (my brothers did though).

Anyway, you can't really compare World of Warcraft and Lusternia. They are just too different. Apples and oranges, apples and oranges.

But, WoW has that awesome Tunak-dancing Draenei. Coolest race ever.

You're funneh!

Like my old math teacher

I want to know why you can't compare apples to oranges... I never understood that.

Oh, but you can compare apples and oranges. Just...takes a bit of hard thinking. Had to do a compare and contrast essay on 'em. Lovely.

Anyway, come back when you've enjoyed yourself out on WoW. I'm thinking of buying it myself but I need a new computer first. Personally I enjoy WoW because it has its own interesting plots and such. Moving on, have fun and see you in a few months or so.

I'm having a hard time telling if that's sarcasm or not.

On to more pressing matters...

When you transcend reality, you realize that apples are oranges.

Me too. They're the same sort of thing really.

The point is that they seem similar, but are really completely different things where it matters.

In the case of apples and oranges, they are both fruit, they are both common to be made into juice, but the market factors that decide the success of one does not relate at all to the success of the other. I.e. they grow in different areas, affected by weather differently, get eaten different ways and have very different tastes.

I am not a 13 years old gamer and I would say 99% of my friends in WoW are well over that age. That kind of comments is alike saying that all Lusternian players are computer nerds with no life that spend their time hidding on a basement.

Hmm. That makes sense now that it's explained.

It's just that no one uses it like that, ever.

As I said before, they are both fruit.




Whats your point?