Tag: World of Warcraft

“Why Did You Choose Your Healing Class?” – Guest Post at World of Matticus

Matt Low has once again been nice enough to let me guest post at World of Matticus. In a previous guest post at WoM, I asked the question “Why Play a Healer?”  Now, I follow that up by asking the question, “Why Did You Choose Your Healing Class?” There are lots of reasons for us… Continue reading “Why Did You Choose Your Healing Class?” – Guest Post at World of Matticus

In Defense of God Mode

I’ve been playing World of Warcraft lately mainly because I have not had the mental capacity (due to reading for and prepping literature courses) to do a lot more than level my Paladin, who has recently hit Outland. The whole experience of looking at the game from a new perspective has helped bolster my enjoyment.… Continue reading In Defense of God Mode

Do You Care About Your MMO’s Lore?

No matter what MMO you play, there’s a backstory.  If you’re in Fallen Earth, there’s a reason it’s post apocalyptic and a story that the game tells you—generally through quests—to let you know how it got that way.  EverQuest has its own mythology, as does Ultima Online—though, God knows what they’ve done with it now… Continue reading Do You Care About Your MMO’s Lore?

Loving and Hating World of Warcraft’s Random Dungeon Finder

When it was introduced, World of Warcraft’s Random Dungeon Finder might have been the greatest feature that Blizzard introduced to the game. Even on high-population servers, finding a group for an Instance could be an hours-long chore that ended with hurt feelings and antisocial tendencies, but the dungeon finder removes much of the hassle.  And… Continue reading Loving and Hating World of Warcraft’s Random Dungeon Finder