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They employ about 5,000 people worldwide so 600 is 12%. It's not an insignificant number, but it's hardly cataclysmic considering they are looking to hire about 100.

Bought 100 stacks of high-end herbs for 3,500g. Took ages to mill.

Now all we need is a native Linux client and better openGL support, then there will be no excuse to not play WoW.

Won't nerfing normal and heroic content have the effect and bringing normal difficulty closer to LFR, which will make players think, "Hang on why don't I just do normal instead of LFR", which surely defeats the whole purpose of LFR?

Perhaps someone can double-check, but didn't end game content get nerfed in pervious expansions months before the ext expansion get released.

If 4.4.0 is the last patch before MoP then is it coming out Q2? I'm guessing May!

Remember the 4 D's

1st Dialogue
2nd Defuse
3rd When the above 2 fail, Defend (as in yourself)
4th Document. Nothing scares a bully more than legal action and it helps your case if you have proof of their actions.

No one wants their game ruined by jerks, report them. the more people who report them, like botters, the more flags they get on their account until it gets escalated to Blizzard.

Adding resilience was the biggest mistake Blizzard did, it was a lazy, cheap method of attempting to separate PvE from PvP. They know this which is why thankfully it is going in MoP. I may actually PvP again in MoP.

"Is it unethical to buy off the Auction House?"

Something happened the other week, which can only happen in an MMO never a single player game. A level 29 hunter was asking in trade to disenchant a few items. as I was on my enchanting priest at the time I thought why not help him. He traded a few level 20+ greens with me and I subsequently disenchanted them. He didn't know me and I don't know him, because I'm trustworthy I gave all the dusts and essences and even all the bonuses that the guild perk gave. Any other person would have simply kept the items or the enchanting materials.

Anyway he said that he made a mistake on the AH and sold some cloth at item price instead of stack price so silk cloth and mageweave cloth at 1/20th their value. He said he lost 200g in the process and because that is easy for me to farm I gave him 100g. *On a sidenote TSM sells at 5g rollback if it is not setup correctly*

I don't trade in lowbie cloth, but someone bought his cloth. A lot of AH addons don't show the seller to save time/bandwidth/coding whatever which is a shame as it depersonalises the whole process.

He said that I really made his day and it sounds cheesy, but he made my day too. It is moments like that which make me continue playing and make up for the QQ about dps (which has become really stupid), loot etc etc.

I've been dabbling into making some decent gold with WoW, can someone give me an idea about how to interpret Undermine Journal. Obviously green is good, but I don't understand 95% confidence interval, do I interpret it to mean that if an item has small volume and a far left, under average, price that market is dead or dying and conversely a medium volume with a central CI or slightly to the right then that market has growth.

Please help a budding goblin.

Actually it is limited by what version of Windows 7 64-bit you are using...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa366778(v=vs.85).aspx#physical_memory_limits_windows_7

nosoup4u76, on my realm this is an instant kick:

"I've pulled guys doing 7k through the new Hour of Twilight heroics and it's fine as long as the other dps are up to par."

I do 15k in the new heroics without really trying. But how can anyone prove their dps unless it they show it?

"Why yes my dps meets the reqs, let me in!"

I just wander how many more artificial obstacles are going to be put in place by the player-base, because that seems to be the reverse direction that Blizzard is taking this game. There is already LFR and next expansion there will be public quests. No need for an achievement no need to meet a minimum dps. I think the daily quest for Winter Viel: "You're a Mean One..." is an indication of what public quests/world bosses will be like. Nobody can stop someone turning up who is sub-par.