Above is the drawing my son gave me as a present today. Money could not have bought me a more special present. (Well OK maybe if we had millions in the budget he could have). more »

Well Christmas is upon us again. So I thought I'd treat you all to a Christmas Card as my weekly screenshot. 

I'd like to apologise for the lack of written content I have posted recently but I'm going through a busy phase in real life and in game I'm very busy with guild acivities. This has also aligned badly with a bit of writer's block, which so soon after BlizzCon is a bit puzzling, maybe it has something to do with Hearthstone activity.

Anyway, I am still playing WoW, so hopefully this nasty phase will end soon.

Got a screenshot of something odd that happened when you attempted something the game designers hadn't thought of? Or maybe you just have a screenshot that made you laugh, if so, I'd love to it so please leave link in the comments.

If you're into running old content for fun and like having a laugh with crazy amatuer wow addicts and are looking for a new home come give Exhumed on Shadowsong EU a look. In addition to our social side we have 2 raid teams and an RBG team.

The flex team has killed Garrosh and is always looking for more players to help kick us over to normal raiding and our "progression" team is currently 14/14 (but not recruiting) and are working on our PVP team as well (currently ranked #1 no Shadowsong EU and top 1000 in the EU.

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One of the many things I hate in PVP is the hunter's monkey pet, not because it hurts more than others but the god forsaken noise it makes while beating on me! This week I encountered a hunter that not only had a monkey pet, but focused on me the whole freaking battleground and I spent 20 mminutes with that bloody noise ringing in my ears. To make matters worse, when he unleashed Stampede, every pet was that bloody monkey!

Got a screenshot of something odd that happened when you attempted something the game designers hadn't thought of? Or maybe you just have a screenshot that made you laugh, if so, I'd love to it so please leave link in the comments.

If you're into running old content for fun and like having a laugh with crazy amatuer wow addicts and are looking for a new home come give Exhumed on Shadowsong EU a look. In addition to our social side we have 2 raid teams and an RBG team.

The flex team has killed Garrosh and is always looking for more players to help kick us over to normal raiding and our "progression" team is currently 14/14 (but not recruiting) and are working on our PVP team as well (currently ranked #1 no Shadowsong EU and top 1000 in the EU.

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Once again, Blizzard are trying to make world pvp happen and during BlizzCon they even admitted they have Rose Tinted Goggles over the Southshore vs Tarren Mill world PVP battles that used to happen in Vanilla and have for the past 8 years tried in vain to make it happen.

• Vanilla patch 1.12 gave us silithyst which gave the faction to get 200 returns of silithyst dust a zone wide buff to Cenarion Circle rep including inside the AQ raids;
• TBC gave us buffs for a faction winning the PVP objective;
• Wrath removed the zone buff model and went for a world PVP zone, Wintergrasp with a battle occurring every 2hours 30 minutes the faction controlling the zone got access to a raid instance that dropped tier and PVP loot as well as phased mobs being visible ONLY to that faction;
• Catclysm stuck with the world PVP theme and added daily quests as well as a raid as the reward for the controlling faction, the faction that controlled the zone got more dailies;
• Mists removed the world PVP zone and put in world bosses that were faction taggable as well as some PVP dailies in daily questing zones;
• Warlords of Draenor: Gives us a world PVP zone again...

On PVE servers none of these has brought about World PVP and in my opinion Blizzard have failed so many times you'd think they would have realised that it wasn't ever gonna work and they should learn from the wise words of Murozond from End Time, "To repeat the same action and expect different results is madness."

But why does their attempts fail to encourage us? Is it because players simply  don't want to mix PVP into their PVP? Is it because the payers are now a little bit older and therefore more pushed for time? Either way people want PVP in the game in the form of battlegrounds, arenas and duels. The whole world PVP thing really doesn't seem to fit in with the casual friendly version of WoW we play today and I wish Blizz would stop wasting development time on such things and actually focus on balancing PVP and fixing the whole PVP gear issue as it is now impossible to quest in PVP gearas a healer because my offensive spells are about 10% of what they are in PVE gear (admittedly this is 30 ilevels higher too) and exactly the same as my level 80 TWINK priest.

I can't think of a solution to the issue beyond having no PVP gear and when entering a BG or Arena giving players a choice from a few sets of class armour with different focus on stats (e.g. a haste set, amastery set and a crit set) but that the raises the question of how to reward PVPers.

Do you want world PVP? If so what type of world PVP would you like? Do you want incentives to encourage world PVP? If so, what would you like as the incentive? more »

Firstly I'd like to apol.ogise for my lack of activity during the past 2 weeks but some thieving scumbags decided 2 weeks ago to steal the phone cables connecting my village to the local telephone exchange (some 8kms away) and it took it lot longer than it ought to to have them replaced. As I was also on leave from work I was left beached with no Internet until the day before my vacation ended /boo.

I realised during this time how dependent I am on the Internet during this outage and even buying a mobile dongle didn't help as I was getting a lowly 44kb/s download speed which apparently is too low to get a connection to Battle.net let alone run WoW and as I was having 5 minute waits for web pages I didn't bother even trying to much aside keep up with my guild forum.

Anyway, this post was meant to go up the day my Internet died and I am only now able to get it out so Sunday Screenshot on a Wednesday it is!

During one of our guild "mount farm" nights we decided to add ZG into the mix and found that 5 manning a level 85 boss at level 90 can cause the game to do some odd things.

Got a screenshot of something odd that happened when you attempted something the game designers hadn't thought of? Or maybe you just have a screenshot that made you laugh, if so, I'd love to it so please leave link in the comments.

If you're into running old content for fun and like having a laugh with crazy matuer wow addicts and are looking for a new home come give Exhumed on Shadowsong EU a look. In addition to our social side we have 2 raid teams and an RBG team.

The flex team has killed Garrosh and is always looking for more players to help kick us over to normal raiding and our "progression" team is currently 13/14 (but not recruiting) and are working on our PVP team as well. We're Shadowsong's only active RBG guild which means we're number 1! 

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Gruul decided now was a good time to show me his Kil'jaeden impersonation

Today's screenshot is of a recent trip to Gruul's Lair on my paladin in his search for some Tier 4 armour. Upon death, Gruul assumed a rather familiar pose... more »

The stuff from BlizzCon is mostly good news imho. The new expansion isn't what I was expecting and the time travel but not time travel thing is something odd but we have a wibbly wobbly timey wimey time line already as a new char starts in a post-Cataclysm times but at levvel 60 moves back in time to Outlands until 68-70, then forwards to Northrend (but still pre-Cataclysmic) before until level 80 before returning back to post-Catatclysmic timeline until 90 as we quest through Cataclysm and Mist of Pandaria zones.

Of my predictions only the very obvious were correct. They were:

1. I'll start with the 99.9% certainty, a new expansion;
2. We will not get a new playable race or a new class;
3. We will get new character models for all existing races except Goblins, Worgen and Pandaren;
4. We will level to 100;
5. We will get a 7th tier of talents;
6. Normal mode raids will adopt the flex technology allowing raid sizes to vary between a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 25; 

The expansion "highlights" are that Garrosh escapes and goes back in time to Draenor to and try to prevent Gul'dan drinking the blood of Mannorth and thereby preventing the Orcish demise and allowing him to build the Iron Horde, which will try to invade Azeroth. 

This is a bit of a disappointment as it seems to be another Horde centric expansion and all focused around Orcs. But it is really too early in the whole process to really make a judgement so I'l give it the benefit of the doubt. As a lore freak though the whole expansion does sound like it could hit the right spots. 

We have also been given a "Garrison". This is player housing and shows what the farm was the trial for. Garrisons contain buildings that "can have multiple tiers, specializations, offline progression, and more!" I am really hoping this is account bound so my alt army can share the base that Evlyxx will build. Th efarm has not been done on my alts and their garrison would definitely never get off the ground. I like this idea but only one per faction per realm please. We are getting seven dungeons, 4 for leveling and 3 heroic only. This is awful. Had they all been for leveling and then heroic it would be much better but as one of the heroic only ones is Upper Blackrock Spire that wouldn't work anyway. Mists saw 4 initial leveling dungeons with 2 added mid way through and that made that much better so seeing this number reduced when we're getting 10 levels simply doesn't cut it for me. 

Moving on to end game, we have two Raids with 16 bosses plus World Bosses. This is awesome news and follows the trend started in Cataclysm and proved great in Mists. I just hope that we get a two raid teir later in the expansion this time around. 

The raids come in four difficulties Raid Finder, Normal (currently known as Flex), Heroic (currently known as Normal) and Mythic (currently known as Heroic). Sounds great and makes sense renaming them. Raid Finder stays much as it is now, with the exception that if people drop from the group mid way through the boss will scale down to adapt to the new number in the group. Normal (WoD) and Heroic (WoD) difficulties will also be flexible with 10-25 players and cross realm enabled. Their loot will be the traditional style and bosses will drop 1 item per 5 players and if that produces 2.6 items a boss will drop 2 items and then have a 60% chance of dropping the third item.

These changes are brilliant and will help smaller raid guilds hugely. As a raid leader and officer in a guild that raids this makes me happy as I won't have to make decisions to leave anyone of our 15 person raid squad out of our progression focused team out of the raid team.

Mythic difficulty will be a 20 man raid group. This is NOT flex enabled and will work exactly as heroic raids do now. That is they have a defined raid id and players will not be able to join a second raid even if they have only killed the first boss of the raid.

The Mythic raid difficulty changes really are a kick in the teeth for me and our main raid team. We raid 6 hours a week and don't demand high attendance because we realise that people have family and work to do as well as play games. Considering this our progress is awesome and if we were to raid as much as most other guilds on our server would be pushing for the number 2 spot. But we currently run 10 man because we don't have the resources to manage a 20 man raid guild. Our server is also really tough to recruit on (maybe Connected Realms will change this) because we have too many guilds and too few skilled raiders on the server to go round. 

Most of the expansion this change would have not had any impact on our team but we're currently 2 bosses away from heroics (Mythic come WoD) and that is liable to happen in the next month. Under the current system we'll be moving on to heroics soon. If we were in Warlords of Draenor we would have finished and be left with the option of farming the instance waiting for the next raid, bringing in alts to restore some form of challenge or simply declaring the game as beaten and stop raiding.

Moving up to a 20 man raid team would for us mean we need 15 more skilled raiders, it would mean we need to implement a fully fledged loot distribution system which means someone to manage it. The beauty of 10 man raiding is that loot can be /rolled because there isn't much competition for items and unlucky streaks don't really affect things when there are only 2 people rolling. But doubling up can cause an unlucky player to go a long time without winning anything. The new loot system also won't help that as items now will be open to all who can wear the armour class which means /rolls for mail, leather and plate will be between mêlée and casters now, although the drp rate of a usable item will increase too but that can just help introduce unlucky streaks.

My biggest fear is that if we don't make the change and try to have a 20 man raid team I will lose most of my team and be left with the option of not raiding at the level I am now.

Something needs to be done and Rob Pardo's answers to questions similar to my concerns didn't give me the impression that Blizzard were liable to change this decision. Time will tell and at least we have time to make decisions, I just want Shadowsong to become a Connected Realm real soon so I can have the option of recruiting people now in preparation for the future. One thing is for certain, me and the officers in Exhumed are going to have to make some tough decisions in the next few months.

Anyway moaning over and lets look at something more positive! The new models look absolutely awesome and the fact that they have made them look so good while keeping the look and feel of the races is a testament to the graphics team. I just can't wait to see the remaining models, particularly the human models.

We don't yet know when or how the new character models will be released yet. It could be that Blizz have all of the completed race at launch, or they could add them every patch. Personally I hope they are added at launch but if only half the races are fully complete by then I'd rather see them launched then and get the ramaining races added later rather than delay them all.

It has also been confirmed that there will be no free re-customization for characters after new character models. This is something that I really can support as the models are so true to the originals it does seem pointless. But I'm sure if there is uproar at the new look I can see this decision being reversed. The bigger disappointment in this statement is that I don't believe that there will be any more character customisation than we already have which is a real shame as compared with games released in the past 5 years the Warcraft character models are so generic.

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Another of my stratpics, this time for Siegemaster Blackfuse to add to the previous ones for Thok and Malkorok.

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With BlizzCon 2013 almost here I thought it was time for me to make some predictions for Warcraft, some based on known fact others pure speculation on my part.

1. I'll start with the 99.9% certantity, a new expansion;
2. The expansion will be called "The Dark Below";
3. The focus of "The Dark Below" will be the Aqir and we will encounter them in subterranean Azeroth, much like the Old Kingdom and Azjol-Nerub instances we encountered in Northrend. This will give us a new area with connected zones without needing to add new land mass to the world of Azeroth;
4. We will not get a new playable race or a new class;
5. We will get new character models for all existing races except Goblins, Worgen and Pandaren;
6. Hunters, mages and rogues will get a major rework to make their specs more diverse much like warlocks had in Mists;
7. We will level to 100;
8. We will get a 7th tier of talents;
9. Abilities will become more spec based with several class abilities removed to reduce ability bloat we currently have on the action bars;
10. Guilds will be able to level to 30;
11. Guilds will be able to form alliances with other guilds;
12. Timeless Instances - will allow all players to queue for all dungeons not above the players level. Players higher than the dungeons level will be scaled down to the instances level;
13. There will be new 5 man dungeons, but no heroic versions;
14. LFR will remain but will be made easier and reward players with the equivalent of heroic 5 man content;
15. Flex raids will remain and effectively replace LFR as the introduction to raiding and remain a viable gearing up mechanism;
16. Normal mode raids will adopt the flex technology allowing raid sizes to vary between a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 25;
17. Heroic mode raiding will be fixed at 10 and 25 man raid sizes;
18. Scenarios will be extended and be used for end of zone quests;
19. Connected realms will be extended and there will effectively be 4 realms in each region, a PVE realm, a PVP realm, an RP realm and an RP-PVP realm;
20. Annual Pass 2 will be announced, with the Fae Dragon mount, Diablo 3 expansion, Hearthstone and Heroes of the Storm as freebies thrown in to sweeten the deal and make people forget that the expansion release date of autumn 2014 is over a year since patch 5.4 and the Siege of Orgrimmar was released.

That concludes my predictions for next week's BlizzCon. I'd love to hear your predictions for Warcraft's future or your thoughts on mine.

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Another of my stratpics, this time for Malkorok to add to the one from last week for Thok.

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 Not strictly a screenshot but lately I have been working on some easy to understand strategy for our guild's flex raiders.

Rather than produce the usual wall of text, I chose to produce a picture that covers the main points and shows the positioning.

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Been a lot busy again lately but finally got some spare time to hit the leveling trail on my druid. Gone boomkin cos I can't do kitty at all and I've leveled my pally, death knight and warrior in the respective tank specs so I thought I'd be different.

Been having a whale of a time too but mastering that pesky rotation as boomkin is no easy feat. Therefore I had to put together a good boomkin Weak Aura set that enabled me to watch my dots and cast either Wrath or Sunfire while in the correct Eclipse.

As I think they're rather good, I thought I'd share them with the world! I have also ventured into the world of YouTube so you can actually see the Weak Auras in action (and to see how bad I am at being a boomkin, but that is a story for another day!

When importing make sure you manually copy and paste from the lower box on PasteBin, as whenever I try to import using their clipboard feature my strings get rejected despite it copying exactly the same text. Makes no sense but the manual method does work. For your convenience, I have posted these on Pastebin as well as this page but the copy paste from here is hit and miss and I would strongly recommend you use PasteBin if you get an import error.

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My other Weak Auras can also be found on PasteBin: Priests

• All Specs Weak Auras Import String
• Discipline Weak Auras Import String
• Shadow Weak Auras Import String
• Holy Weak Auras Import String

Other Classes:

• Boomkin Weak Auras Import String

General:

• Wrong Clothes Weak Auras Import String
• T16 Raiding Weak Auras Import String

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Been thinking about the issues I have seen in LFR recently, like people beating on General Nazgrim in defensive stance, and I wonder if Blizzard could implement a sin bin type effect for players that spend more than a few seconds doing the wrong thing so that the offender gets teleported out of the fight area and made to watch an in-game cinematic explaining that doing the "wrong thing" is wrong and that the next time they repeat the same offense in that fight will simply result in the offender being placed in the Sin Bin for the rest of the fight. This allows for someone to make a number of potentially raid wiping mistakes in a fight and get ported out to educated on why they shouldn't be doing what they're doing.

Being placed in the Sin Bin would mean that the player would lose all rights to loot from that boss in that week in LFR difficulty raids and only be able to return to the group once the group defeats that boss.

This not only educates the player in what not to do but also penalises repeat offenders and not the group (yes they are a man down for the fight but that is probably a positive overall anyway).

If the player repeats the offence the following week, the same process happens rather than instantly penalising them. I don't think there would be a need for harsher penalities as losing the ability to get a loot drop from a boss for multiple weeks is penalty enough in my opinion.

Do you think this would work? If not what measures do you thank could be put in place to help educate these players?

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It has now been a month since we got 5.4 which brought us the Siege of Orgrimmar and the Timeless Isle, so I thought it was a good time to review the patch.

The Timeless Isle has proved to be anything but Timeless, people are now avoiding the place like the plague now they have geared up all their alts, got a gazillion Timeless Coins and nobody wants to kill the Celestials or Ordos unless it is Wednesday (I guess that would mean Tuesday to you folks on the western edge of the Pond) and oddy I think that is because of the lack of dailies.

The rep grind for Emperor Shaohao is amazingly Old Skool vanilla style and to be honest that sucks more than a Dyson. Added to that annoying rep grind is the fact that there is only a mount at exalted really makes the whole grind rather pointless unless you're rep and/or mount obsessed OCD freak like me and even I'm doing it so slowly I don't know if I'll bother until 6.0 and the next level cap when I'll be able to solo AoE farm the mobs there because currently the competition for the few mobs that are there is either nothing to kill or only you there which makes pulling a single mob both tricky and time inefficient. Blizz really dropped the ball on this one.

I'd much rather seen ANY mob on the Timeless Isle give rep and vary the quantity based on the mob so the rare elites, Ordos and Celestials gave a load of rep say 250, normal elites a rep based on their HP say 25 to 100 and non-elites a tiny bit say 10 rep, give rep from ALL quests (and special events) and finally give us the option of handing in Timeless Coins for rep, this gives players choice on how to gain the rep and will also get rep while going about their business on the Timeless Isle.

On the raiding front, Heroic Garrosh has died already, many guilds are blitzing through normal modes still and there is a lot of bitching about Flex Raids and LFR. It saddens me a little that the mystery and excitement of the race to world first is over so fast. I remember progression in Naxx being a weekly thing rather than daily and I'm convinced that the reason stuff dies so fast is because the top guilds spend so much time testing raids oin the PTR. While I agree that this testing is needed to avoid the bugfests that existed in Vanilla it does spoil the game and I'd love to see the heroic bosses remaining untested on the PTR.

Normal raiding for the majority of guilds is progressing much faster than I expected too which is currently another worry. I'm still convinced we're destined to be raiding Orgrimmar for at least 9 months and that is if Blizzard annnounce the beta launching in the few weeks after BlizzCon 2013 and if that is true my guild (currently 9/14) are likely to have cleared heroic Siege and with all respect to the guys and girls I raid with we're not that good and would make it a snoozefest like Dragon Soul and Icecrown Citadel before it which were great raids spoiled by their difficulty and the time we spent in them.

However, the biggest drama is the Flex LFR debate. LFR is really awful right now and stories of 6 hour wing runs are all over the forums. Which is crazy and many people are whining that LFR is too hard while others are citing that a lack of normal raiders in LFR is occurring because they run Flex instead of LFR. I have experienced great one great LFR run (on a Wednesday) and attrociuos LFR runs (at the weekend). The difference in each was the presence of highly geared raiders. In the weekend runs there were a number of DPS doing less than 30k DPS and healers that were being out healed by enhancement shaman and shadow priests both of which is awful regardless of gear level. This really shows that a small number of people simply log in to LFR and then do as little as possible or worse actively try to hinder the group.

The best example of the deliberate acts to hinder groups is to be found on General Nazgrim, By repeatedly beating on him during defensive stance, you can, even on LFR, wipe the raid. There is no way to prevent this without kicking the offender who can simply do the same to the next group which doesn't fix the problem, just moves it to the next unfortunate group.

I'm unlikely to run LFR much, even on alts, this patch as once I have gained an ilevel of over 510 I'll simply join a flex raid where I can be among competent people who want to earn theior progression and loot rather than, dare I say, lazy scrubs who simply want to be carried through content to get their loot. The game has been plagued for too long by "entitled casuals" and I think Blizzard have given the truly dedicated people (hardcore and casual alike) a way to avoid having their playtime impaired by the idiots.

I'm not hoping to have offended anyone with the last paragraph but I'm sure there are people out there that will see this as an "elitist prick" statement and my response to that is that I'm not a bad guy. I'll gladly help anyone in this game and will give everyone a 2nd chance. But for every 9 genuine folk out there that want to play the game and help benefit the other 24 people in their LFR group there is always that 1 person that wants to get their kicks from wasting the time of everyone else in their group and those people simply don't deserve a 2nd chance as they'll only spit it back at you. As the proverb goes, "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink".

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