The one about my break

I have been on an unintentional month long break and hadn't played till very recently. My house flooded and all the stuff that wasn't damaged got piled in my office and my computer was unreachable, which also meant no time spent in the beta as well. When i started to play again this week I found the urge to farm pets and mounts (non-warrior) stuff. So currently I have been farming Argent Crusade pets (I will farm for the mounts once done).

I also have been farming Heroic Magister's Terrance in hopes of getting my hatchling, white mount and orb. Funny story Tuesday night I was talking to a friend, who is currently farming KT (TK version) and Auttumen, about how much I hated KT because he never drops and of them. Well as soon as I killed him he was kind enough to drop the hatching for me.

I did raid the 2nd half of regular DS on Monday and won the trinket from spine finally. Now I just need Deathwing to drop my damn sword. Maybe this week? I do plan on completing my thoughts on the Warrior class in beta but I do not plan on actually doing any raiding or dungeon running so bear in mind that these opinions are based on questing and general thoughts on how they "would feel" in raiding.

MoP Warrior - Talents

A month ago I was playing on the beta servers (I know much has probably already changed), and I was playing my faithful Warrior. I found the quests to be fun even the ones where you were fighting over spawns. Something I forgot to mention in my first MoP Beta post is the fact that blizzard made possibly the best quality of life change (even better then moving pets and mounts from our bags) by allowing us to Mass Loot, no more digging through 20 corpses to get your loot just click one and done. I have my suspicions about Mass Loot however like might mass looting short you on items, as in does the system give you less items if you mass loot versus single looting?

My first step Specing and Glyphing below the break I will break down what I picked and why.

More After The Jump!

Hiatus

So I have been away from WoW now for about a month, with real life catching up to me and tha fact that all my friends are on a break as well. This by no means is the end for me, I plan on coming back for MoP and even my come back before too. I admittedly have been playing Diablo 3 and currently have my Barbarian to level 41 and on Nightmare Act 2. I know this isn't that far compared to most people, but I like to explore every nook and cranny on my way through a dungeon.

In the coming days I will post about my thoughts on the Barbarian and how it relates to or favorite WoW Warriros.

MoP Beta Pandaria and Monks (non-warrior)

So I have been in the beta now for a little over week and finally had time to sit down today and play it. As the title says this is non-warrior, I decided the one thing I needed to do in the beta was to play through the starting Pandarean zone so I could see it and at least try the monk class. Where do I start, upon creating my Pandarean I noticed te character creation screen had been changed no more aimlessly scrolling through skin tones and hair styles you get to see them all and select them from a grid view of them all. Once on the island the first thing I noticed was that the terrain and objects looked a lot smoother even the starting armor looked amazing. the quests were fun and not too boring or grind feeling. The first thing about the monk class that I noticed was that when I went to attack the target dummies for the second quest I was auto attacking, somewhere I missed the memo that they were adding auto attack to monks. I was very disappointed to see auto attacks because I was hoping to see Blizzard remove auto attacks from all classes to make the game even more immersive and to make afkers stand out even more on fights. For the first 10 levels I have felt at home playing the monk it felt familiar like a warrior yet different, with energy and combo points like a rogue one would expect a monk to play like a rogue. I dont Know if it was the quests, the environment or the new class but it was the most fun I've had leveling a character 1-10 since I leveled my first Tauren Warrior. Next week I will have an update on the Monk class and the final few level on Pandaria. I decided to go Brewmaster and will be going Horde once I get the chance to. Also next week I will post my impressions of MoP Beta Warrior as I sit down and toy with specs and debate whether I want to play the new content now or wait till release.

Warrior Pride

A well written article provided by WoW Insider on the Warrior, and what it means to play one here.