So, I haven’t posted for maybe a week, but I feel no pressure as hardly anyone’s reading. So much has happened I can’t remember everything. I guess I’ve leveled a few times since my last post, spent way too much time in Duskwood and the Auction House. Now that I’m low in the battlegrounds again, everyone’s disappointed when I join the group. Tonight I decided, screw it; I want to improve my BG skills so people will have to get over it. Plus, I often score more damage/killing blows then higher lvl players.

I think one of my increasingly favorite aspects of game play is the people I’ve met. Alotmore continues to be a source of wisdom and female camaraderie in an immature, male-dominated environment. My guild (Guild of 1000 Truths) is great too. Friendly, down-to-earth people who fiercely love the game. I also became friends with a level 68 Night Elf Hunter (see screenshot) this week and that’s been interesting. Initially he was attracted to my character—and who wouldn’t be, she’s hot—so he said, “Hi,” and we danced and laughed etc… typical WoW social behavior. He’s very sweet and we’ve got a little WoW character romance going. Today, I couldn’t find anyone to help with Morbent Fel so he traveled a continent to help me. Then he followed me to Stranglethorn Vale where we piled up raptors. A really fun session. I think relationship is what separates MMORPGs from, say, video games. Sure, you might get addicted to a video game but once you’ve burnt out on it there’s nothing to bring you back. With WoW, you actually develop friendships which makes it far less boring and tedious.