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Okay help. At seemingly random points my mouse will randomly slow down. I've noticed that it happens more when stuff is loading. What do?

Yeah, that's what I plan to do. Gonna keep him there till I cap 100, so I can 100% experience the alliance leveling then if I faction change I'll have done it and if I don't then I'll still be 100. I just dunno if I should go alliance and go to my realm where I have my horde characters (as the ratio is 50:50 ally horde) or just go somewhere like Outland where there's like 200k alliance characters.

96 get today. Would have gone further but I got disconnected when I left for about 15 minutes to eat and couldn't get in afterwards. Need opinions (p much yours Gigolo) I want my alt to be my Paladin (my very first character) this expansion, but he's currently Human on a dead server. Part of me wants to go Tauren (favorite race and what he would have been had tauren been able to be Paladins when I made him) on my new server alongside all my other characters, but part of my want to stay Human and just transfer to a new realm. What do?

Every EU server (and maybe US) has had it's capacity SEVERELY reduced. At 5:30 PM I started queuing to get in, in a queue of 3000 people, it's now 10:45PM and there's still 1000 people. I am legit going to wake up at like 6AM tomorrow to try and log on and either A. Avoid queues or B. Get in the queue early so I can go do other shit. There go my hopes of getting 100 before the weekend ends.

Finally we know how https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wHi4wzvejg&list=UU4--zAGLvz6aN8Si7pJPRcg

Nothing actually happens at the dark portal. You go there, speak to Khadgar and then go into it. Just up to the garrison now, so nearly 91. Its fun so far which is nice, I just hope later levels aren't as painful as pandaria (fuck Dread Wastes) Edit: Gave up on the overrunning the ruins quest, lag was too bad.

Pharah Symmetra or nothing.

5 MINUTES

Get going shit-tasters

Not sure what genre this would be considered, some kinda weird liquid trap or what, but it's nice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc5vfHlcMNY&list=UUlAxKFEVmERwGhcUhpCzlWw

Gotta disagree there. I mean depending on how you want to play it of course, but to play Online (which you don't have to, but that is the appeal of most fighting games) you have to learn ridiculously long combos and the length is really off putting, and it made myself and some friends much more inclined to play Street Fighter, because while you don't have the best in game tutorials for it any online guides are much better than anything I found for Skullgirls and it explains character specific mechanics much better. So yeah, imo SF is more accessible because the only characters who have super long combos are Seth and Evil Ryu (who're not beginner friendly) and even then they're not close to the 70 hit combos possible in Skullgirls.

Any country is a given in my opinion, if you limit it, you will lose out on a ton of good games. Yeah, it was mostly because I thought of Touhou and kinda began thinking that it wasn't as "mainstream" simply because of it being Japanese only. I'm sure there's other games which are only in their native language, but to be honest I actually can't think of any examples.

Need to set rules. computer games only? emulators allowed? Any Platform Any generation Any genre Any country (so shit like 2hu could get in)

I think Activision need to get hold of the developers of FN@F, not even the CoD teams can have THAT quick a development cycle, I'm sure they'd make great additions

I can get a general feeling of SnD, but I'd rather have it sitting just above my unitframes for when I actually need to look at it rather than in the top right where I have to search for it. Also WoD launches on thursday, coincidentally the same day I have off from college because of something happening in the lower year

God bless u EE ;_;7

Trying to make a nice UI as always, and I discovered the joy that is ClassTimers. Now I don't have to use stupid methods to track Slice and Dice and Revealing strike, just sits nice above SUF.

I'll admit that subtlety doesn't really appeal to me for PVE, but watching some PVP streams it looks pretty fun to be able to pull off 30k crits on other players. Can we agree that gnome are best ally combat rogues, and belf are best horde combat rogues (currently). We can visit this later in the expansion when there's more simmed data, and we can actually evaluate properly what race is best. Thoughts on versatility? Currently Icy Veins is ranking it highly for rogues, but I get the feeling that the diminishing returns with it is gonna mean that it's only useful to have a little of it (to maybe +5% damage done -2.5% taken, don't know how high it'll be for that though) and because of that crit, haste and mastery are gonna rank higher. Multistrike looks fun though and it looks like with Main Gauche it'll be fun just to see the sheer amount of hits that you can pull off, and not their damage. Oh god I just thought how multistrike and mastery are going to work with Combat Potency, that could actually replace haste as a stat all together if you can hit fast enough.

I don't know why I expected a gnome player to have good taste in rogue specs. Have fun when it comes to anything with more than one target shitlord, meanwhile us classy combat rogues will be sitting pretty pulling off some nice healthy cleave, and our bearable subtlety counterparts will have a grand old time being able to do great burst damage.