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More than two months it has been since I returned back from my trip to Perth. It was an enjoyable trip but one that I will not be mentioning much here.
In case you’ve mistaken, after my purchase of Team Fortress 2 (TF2), I realised that I couldn’t play it after many attempts. With that, the eagerness to embrace the game soon died.
The same story goes for Blackshot and Dragonica. It seems the only game that my notebook is able to support is… well… World of Warcraft.

I try to constantly update about my World of Warcraft (WoW) adventures, but sometimes, it’s a little difficult when I’m stuck at a level that doesn’t gimme much stuff to talk about.
Anyhow, since I had nothing better to write that’s original, I decided to search the web for something someone else wrote. And here’s what I got:

World Of World Of Warcraft’s amazing level of detail makes players feel like they are actually in a cramped, dark apartment playing World Of Warcraft.
Now this is obviously not a real game. No-one would …

The thing about the World of Warcraft is that it’s incredibly HUGE. It’s just so time consuming to move from one area to another – especially at lower levels. After close to 2-3 weeks of WoW-ing, finally we’ve (my Teddybear and myself) hit level 30 and could purchase our very first mounts! (Initially you could only get them at 40, I guess they changed it abit since I left…)
Teddybear isn’t the photo-taking-kinda-person. Even screenshots are tiresome to him. So anyway, I present to you…

Four more shots (click to enlarge):
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Before I head to bed, let me wish you all a HAPPY NEW YEAR and share with you something I found in YouTube.
*Ahem* While the rest of mankind celebrates the new year with actual fireworks. The horde and alliance had their own fireworks celebration in the World of Warcraft (WoW).

What about you? How did you celebrate your 2009 new year?

According to an article up at 1UP News, just two months after hitting the 11 million subscriber milestone, Blizzard has announced that World of Warcraft (WoW) has already gained another half-a-million supporters.

It is good to say that this sudden increase in players could likely be attributed to the ludicrously successful Wrath of the Lich King expansion, which became the fastest-selling PC game of all time when it launched back in November. (Damn! I haven’t blogged about the launch that I attend in Singapore! Argh.)

Before the day comes to and end and we head back to work tomorrow. Here’s a little something-something the bear found online.

With a little determination, anything is possible. And yes, this video clip is created based on the World of Warcraft (WoW).
PS: Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas day!

Here’s something you don’t see in the World of Warcraft (WoW) everyday.

As written in Wowhead Blog,
Deck the halls with boughs of Preserved Holly, and have a Merry Winter’s Veil! It’s that time of year again, when kids run playfully through the streets tossing Snowballs at one another, old friends will gather to exchange A Winter Veil Gift or two, and the fine gentlemen of Smokywood Pastures come once again to bless us with their delightful yearly gift packages. Cheers!

For a long time we’ve been saying we’re going to go back to the World of Warcraft (WoW) and start afresh. After months of uncertainty, we’ve finally went ahead and installed and patched the game in our (or rather his) notebooks.

I can’t be certain if I’m going to stay for long, but what is certain now is that I’ve activated my 10 days trial and have levelled my new Priest on Dreadmaul to level 12. And I intend to continue until the trial period comes to its end.

Love is most definitely in the air.
After all, in 2 days times it’s Valentine’s Day eh?

Here’s a little something to shine some light to those that WoW all day.
According to WoW Insider:
Sharp-eyed tipster Aikiwoce spotted this dead ringer for a certain object that rhymes with “freighted D’Artagnan noob” outside the Stormwind gates, presumably as part of the “Love Is in the Air” holiday that kicked off today.
This was dated yesterday in case you’re wondering.
Sigh. If only Teddybear still plays World of Warcraft.
Anyhow.

After 365 days, it’s a new year all over again!
Just yesterday, I heard something interesting on the radio. It seems “gaming” (in general), whether PC or console is somewhat blooming in Singapore as we speak.
Not only are there more and more Game Development Companies are coming up. Games that are pushed out to the Singapore market are also somewhat receiving relatively good response from the consumers. In fact, it’s said that many purchased “games” as gifts for Christmas! I didn’t though. My Teddybear isn’t much of a game fanatic. Still… …