Oakenlix

I don't know what Comcast is, but they sound like a bunch of pussies.

Do someone else's speedruns suck your epic feeling from the game? If not, why are you talking shit? Don't do it if you don't like it, but there's no reason why someone else doing speedruns would be bad for anyone.

@Wrathran, so what exactly do you find to be so terrible about people trying to set speed records in dungeons?

And thats a good thing. May be the factions population will somewhat even out.

Really well-made video.

This is a very nice statistics resource: http://vanillaradar.com/elysium-stats/elysium/

Oh, my bad. Guess I'll just remove myself from this thread.

What realm are you playing on?

How is that not clear, he's complaining that admins mention Anathema too much in their announcements. Just make a new announcement with "Darrowshire" copypasted there a couple of hundreds times and it will be fine.

Wait, what, are you actually saying people make premades because they are too casual to queue solo? Hahahaha, ha, ha. Funniest thing I've read today.

I wonder why the topicstarter doesn't complain about horde massively outnumbering alliance and dominating world pvp in most areas. In Russia its called trying to sit on two chairs.

Did you count in the time it took you to make this post? Because its a wasted time too.

Well... at least it looks like you put some kind of effort into this thread. 4/10

Helping opposite faction is not forbidden.

I never said it was. Still, why? I hope its automated in some way, I can't bear the thought of someone having to type that shit manually in every single post.

Just wondering, why do you add this to every post? We can see your username anyway.

@thecrazyscot ranks can deteriorate, so to keep your rank you have to keep pvping. You don't have to keep your rank to use the items that require rank though, if you've already bought them.

Its fascinating that you've read the ToU, but didn't read that such reports belong to in-game tickets.

So if now you agree with me, well, then there's nothing more to argue about. The fact that people should communicate with their group about the loot rules is obvious enough and nobody seems to argue against that.

You said that gear has a higher roll priority than equvalent amount of gold, to be precise. Don't play a fool, that's what you meant, otherwise your post made no sense at all. And you are wrong. May I ask a very complicated question - why? Any agruments backing up and proving that this is how it should be? Except, of course, the useless "that's how it's always been".

@Wrathran, lol, why are you telling me all this? You said that people "don't need gold", I called bullshit on that, because you're wrong, it's simple as that. I didn't ask your opinion on how I should behave in a group, I'm doing just fine, thank you.

I'm not being silly, and I'm definitely not playing with the words "greed" and "need" like you do. The thing is, there's a high-priority roll ("Need") and a low-priority roll ("Greed"), and it's simply how the game mechanics work. Names of the buttons and icons don't matter (rofl, why would you even make an argument about icons, as if they weren't there it would change everything and you would get confused and not roll on anything?). So what you're saying is basically that a BoE that is a gear upgrade for someone should have a higher roll priority than for someone who would make an equivalent amount of gold from selling it. Which is self contradictory, because we're talking about equivalent amount of gold, that amount being - the average price on AH. So you really believe that when a BoE item drops, someone who can equip it and save himself N gold from not having to buy it from AH, has a higher priority over someone who can sell it for the same N gold on AH. Sorry, but this doesn't make sense. They do need it equally, therefore their roll's priorities should be equal, either both "Need" or both "Greed", but since the latter allows someone to get sneaky and roll "Need" in the last moment, it'd be better and more fair if everyone rolled "Need" on BoEs to prevent that. PS: @smokeit, I'm glad that you're being consistent with your idiocy and still failing to make any sensible point.

Just curious, then why did you ask him about his point in the first place?

Ok, you have summoned me in this thread by mentioning BoE rolling. With all due respect, what the fuck are you talking about? People do need gold, its one of the most important resources in the game.

Now, I'm really confused about the changes regarding multiboxing. The rule has always been that you can have 2 characters online if they are at the same major/goblin city. That by itself means that you can also use neutral auction if it's a goblin city. And now the rules are changed and say that now we can use it for neutral AH, as if we couldn't previously. What is it about? Also, this line is very confusing: So while I have both characters online in Ironforge, I can't use AH with any of them? I'd appreciate if someone could clear this up for me. Thank you.