Things That Have Changed

Since 4.0, and my four month break from WoW in general, I’ve noticed something.

Tanking isn’t something I want to do anymore.  At all.

This threw me off when I was first messing around with 4.0 on my Warrior.  Now, my Warrior was my only level-capped character in the Burning Crusade, and he was a tank throughout.  It was some of the best times I’ve had in WoW.  But right now, Arms (always a close second to Prot back then) has taken a lead in my favor.  It’s just so much more interesting to play than it always used to be for me.  What changed?  I really don’t know.

Also, on my Death Knight, I’ve decided against going back to playing Unholy.  Now, I play Frost whenever I do play on my Death Knight.  Between that, the tanking changes, and pretty much the class changes in general, WoW is a lot fresher for me.  Except for the fact that I still can’t enjoy anything except Enhancement on my Shaman.  That’s nothing new.

If all goes well (i.e. I remember about the blog), I’ll continue to update with some of the stuff I’m doing.

Veneritio, Farewell

Recently, Veneritio of www.tankingtips.com fame has quit WoW.  You may not really care about this, but it shocked me a bit when I found out, and I felt that this merited a blog post.  Tanking Tips was one of the first WoW-based blogs I read.  These blogs eventually got me into Elitist Jerks by making me care about how I played.

Veneritio has been one of the most influential people for me in my WoW career, and I’m glad he did what he did for so long.  I’m sad he’s leaving WoW, but there’s not much you can do with time constraints.  RL > WoW.

Later, Vene.