haha, too funny.

i LOLED

playin wow?

I was conveniently listening to "Michael Jackson - Beat it" when I cliked on this

woo for low levels! god i remember playing vanilla wow way back when. All those gearz were EPIC

And that's why it's called Booty Bay. :D

That's just how bizarre WoW can get, sometimes - hell, I remember when my cousin was playing it, years ago, he ran into an Orc somewhere - they both waved at each other and exchanged what could only be described as "hello."

Doesn't make this pic any less funny, though. XP

sweet.

wooo! take your top off!

I put the sketch up incase you didn't see! *runs in circles*

Oh man I hated that area. I was so glad when I left that forest, all the freaking quests with invisible things and enemies that only appeared rarely but still had to kill them like they're common. ugh.

Yea, the panthers are a pain in the ass, but that is still one of my favorite areas =P


Only cause of Nesingwary tho >_>

Booty (bay) Call!

Its funny to see two enemies dancing next to eachother. lol

Well you've both got cloven feet so it's not suprising you'd find kinship through dance.

AHHAHAHA

lol
Your a great dancer Xizana

*GASPS*X(X

lol, reminds me of back in vanilla WoW we had a huge (over 60 people) Alliance dance party just south of Orgrimmar, like just outside the guards range but easily in view of main gate. A bunch of horde people just kinda watched with no one wanting to attack an army by themselves.

Eventually though a couple Blood elves started dancing next to us then whole lot more of the Horde showed up and so there was about 100+ people just dancing...

That is, before someone decided to throw down a Rain of Fire(damn locks) and then all hell broke loose XD

LOLOLOL

Every time i try that i get shot by a hunter

LOL sorry

I didn't know you liked WoW =o

yepp

XD; GAME IS TOO BIG. ;w; Make it smaller!

Game isn't too big, it's all the pointless slow sluggish travel you need to do, run here, ride there, fly here and there, collect all those *points at freaking carrots growing 50 miles apart in middle of monster swarming forest* and then come back here to make me a stew" and you spend 99% of the time running pointlessly to the point that when you finally are at a city or something to repair, you end up running around pointlessly because that used to it you already are.

Eesh...Yeah, that sounds about right for WoW, and Oblivion's the same way on a 1-player perspective if I'm not mistaken (I have that game, but, I have no intent of putting it in my PS3 anytime soon.)

Games in which the exploration is key are nice, to an extent. big Roleplaying games like WoW and Oblivion get carried away in my personal opinion...so I stick to things like Fallout 3 if I want something new and different to explore. But that's just me!