Noah

When I left EQ, my character was L65 (the cap at the time)... coming back only to level up 30 more times seems daunting.

How easy would it be to get back into the swing of things?

PS. The best part about Zog's Glitchy Tools is the "Locations" section. If tells you where all the Wood Trees are RIGHT NOW in-game and can even teleport you to them automatically. I use it quite often!

http://zoggish.appspot.com/locations

You forgot my favorite... Glitch Food! It tells you what food is available in the market that gives you the best bang for your buck (energy wise).

http://tylersaurus.com/glitch/

While we're turning off weapon enchants... can we turn off all non-ground, player-created spell effects? I don't need to see every single Fireball that a Mage fires off at the boss. I want to kill a boss without lagging out due to spell effects.

Everquest let you turn them off. Why is it taking WoW so long to follow suit?

@Saucelah Look. Imagine what would happen if Turbine or SOE or Blizzard released Asheron's Call, Everquest, or World of Warcraft to the public... after nearly a YEAR of it being in Beta, only to say two months in, "Oh... yeah, we got way ahead of ourselves. We're going to back to Beta. We're gunna change core mechanics, and there MIGHT be a player reset." None of those games would have become successful.

The fact that Tiny Speck is going back to the drawing board does NOT give me confidence in the game. Let's say they relauch again in 6 months... is there ANY guarantee that they won't go BACK TO BETA again? Nope. There's absolutely no guarantee they could give me, because they already did this all once before!

I've lost faith. That's why I requested all of my money back and that's why they will not get a single dime from me again in the future.

I requested a refund for all $125 I gave to TinySpeck over the past 6 months. No chance in hell I'll be giving them anymore money after this fiasco. See ya!

Wow. That was quite the read!

Have the "52" weekly publications they are resetting been announced yet?

Requires iOS 4.2.8+

I'm still running stock 4.0 :)

Actually, once an app is closed, the push notifications no longer appear. So yes, not having the Twitter App open means that your iPhone is no longer waiting for a push notification from the Twitter servers, hence less battery consumption.

Try it. You'll save a lot of battery life.