Showing posts with label Twenty Days of Wow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twenty Days of Wow. Show all posts
Saturday, 24 January 2015
Well, here is the final day of Twenty Days of Wow, and although its been a long strange trip, with very large spaces between posts, I MADE IT!
If today was my last day playing WoW, I would honestly play it the way I play every day. My characters would be sitting outside various Auction Houses, or in their garrison's.
I wouldn't give my gold away to anyone, nor would I empty banks, destroy gear or things like that.
I would leave my characters as they are, just in case one day, I came back.
If today was my last day playing WoW, I would honestly play it the way I play every day. My characters would be sitting outside various Auction Houses, or in their garrison's.
I wouldn't give my gold away to anyone, nor would I empty banks, destroy gear or things like that.
I would leave my characters as they are, just in case one day, I came back.
Friday, 23 January 2015
We are now at the penultimate day of Twenty Days, and today's topic is: Whats in your bags or bank.
My characters banks are mostly empty apart from various vanity items such as non toys from Timeless Isle, reagents for each profession, and random Tier tokens which I don't redeem until I have the full set.
My bags are usually fairly empty, apart from things like research books from profession dailies, or in the case of characters who have a mine or herb farm in their garrison, a few random herbs or ores which sit there until I head to a bank to store them appropriately.
My characters banks are mostly empty apart from various vanity items such as non toys from Timeless Isle, reagents for each profession, and random Tier tokens which I don't redeem until I have the full set.
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| An example of my Bank and Bags. |
Thursday, 22 January 2015
Day 18 sees us talking about "Your Favourite Outfit".
My favourite outfit currently has to be the transmog that my Blood Elf Warrior - Caznoob - is currently wearing.
Her outfit is made up of various pieces of armor from ICC and some parts of the warrior tier 10. The weapons are Citadel Enforcer's Claymore.
Here is her armory link if you wish to see what each item is - Caznoob's Armory
My favourite outfit currently has to be the transmog that my Blood Elf Warrior - Caznoob - is currently wearing.
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| Caznoob |
Here is her armory link if you wish to see what each item is - Caznoob's Armory
Wednesday, 21 January 2015
I have two favourite spots in game, well, one is a spot, the other is really more two zones with amazing scenery.
Ironforge Commons:
Back when I was on Turalyon EU, it became quite the known thing to go AFK in Ironforge on the bridge outside the AH.
You would often find Lasharus there in one of his many glorious outfits, and there was often the deep conversation to be had with him and others who would frequent the bridge.
I would also set my characters hearthstone's to Ironforge inn, because the commons had both the bank, and Auction House opposite each other, and before CRZ was implemented, it used to be quiet and peaceful, just the place for my profession crafting and AH endeavours.
Eversong Woods/Isle of Quel Danas:
Eversong Woods is the Blood Elf starting area, and Silvermoon City is located here. The area itself has amazingly beautiful music and graphics.
The Isle of Quel Danas is the level 70 TBC daily quest hub, and also the location of the Instance Magisters Terrace, and Sunwell raid.
Both area's use the same colour palette and architecture, and it is always a joy to be in these areas.
Ironforge Commons:
Back when I was on Turalyon EU, it became quite the known thing to go AFK in Ironforge on the bridge outside the AH.
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| Ironforge Bridge |
I would also set my characters hearthstone's to Ironforge inn, because the commons had both the bank, and Auction House opposite each other, and before CRZ was implemented, it used to be quiet and peaceful, just the place for my profession crafting and AH endeavours.
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| Ironforge Commons |
Eversong Woods is the Blood Elf starting area, and Silvermoon City is located here. The area itself has amazingly beautiful music and graphics.
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| Eversong Woods |
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| A view from Quel Danas |
Tuesday, 20 January 2015
I think the biggest thing I miss (and I guess this is technically Pre/During Cataclysm) is the Old Orgrimmar, and more specifially, the Bank roof.
When Cataclysm hit, Orgrimmar changed immensely, and everyone's favourite afk spot was replaced by Grommash Hold, a massive Iron monstrosity.
The old Orgrimmar was, in my opinion, much more visually pleasing than the current iron filled city that it has become. There is a much larger presence for the Orcs, and Tauren, Goblin and Troll's have been pushed to the back subdistricts.
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| Image found on Imgur. |
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| Grommash Hold - YUCK |
Monday, 19 January 2015
My desktop background currently bounces between the following two images.
The first picture, I chose because it has Derpkitty on it (Kageyama Satsuki's Druid) and a couple of Blizzard's Entities (A zergling and I believe Malthael from Diablo 3 Reaper of Souls). You can download it here and also check out some of Kageyama's other art. If you like what you see, give him a follow on twitter, the link is in the caption under the image.
This image, I chose because I am currently playing Horde, and it is a nice plain and simple clean image.
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| Art by Kageyama Satsuki - https://twitter.com/KageSatsuki |
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| FOR THE HORDE!!! |
Sunday, 18 January 2015
Today on Twenty Days, we are talking about "This Upsets You".
There is one thing that upsets and annoys me, especially within WoW and the online gaming community as a whole.
This is the completely and utterly inappropriate usage of certain words.
There is a horrific trend in todays gaming communities to use words such as rape as a flippant throwaway comment, or retard and cancer as generic insults.
*Stands on the soapbox*
Rape, is not something you should talk about as if its a slice of toast. Rape is a serious offence, and can leave its victims traumatised and often suicidal.
It annoys me immensely to log into a game and see people in PvP situations saying such things as "herpdederp I raped" or "Erhmagawd I'm getting raped".
You are NOT. What you are doing is getting wrecked, owned, crapped on, or any of the myriad more acceptable terms for basically getting owned.
Even in online FPS games you will often hear other players with voice coms saying such things as "I'm raping them" or "they are getting raped".
NO. What is happening, is that they are getting beaten, or you are beating them. You most certainly are NOT doing that other thing to them.
Also, saying to someone in a game "get cancer" is one of the most horrible insults I have ever come across. Cancer is not an insult. Cancer is a terrible horrible disease that does not discriminate against its victims.
It is serious and it can kill. As someone who has lost family members to this disease, it, and I apologise for the language, pisses me right off when people say "get cancer and die".
I'll stop here before this turns into a massive rant about how people who behave like this are ruining gaming communities, but please, if you use words like the above as insults etc, think twice and use something more appropriate as an alternative.
There is one thing that upsets and annoys me, especially within WoW and the online gaming community as a whole.
This is the completely and utterly inappropriate usage of certain words.
There is a horrific trend in todays gaming communities to use words such as rape as a flippant throwaway comment, or retard and cancer as generic insults.
*Stands on the soapbox*
Rape, is not something you should talk about as if its a slice of toast. Rape is a serious offence, and can leave its victims traumatised and often suicidal.
It annoys me immensely to log into a game and see people in PvP situations saying such things as "herpdederp I raped" or "Erhmagawd I'm getting raped".
You are NOT. What you are doing is getting wrecked, owned, crapped on, or any of the myriad more acceptable terms for basically getting owned.
Even in online FPS games you will often hear other players with voice coms saying such things as "I'm raping them" or "they are getting raped".
NO. What is happening, is that they are getting beaten, or you are beating them. You most certainly are NOT doing that other thing to them.
Also, saying to someone in a game "get cancer" is one of the most horrible insults I have ever come across. Cancer is not an insult. Cancer is a terrible horrible disease that does not discriminate against its victims.
It is serious and it can kill. As someone who has lost family members to this disease, it, and I apologise for the language, pisses me right off when people say "get cancer and die".
I'll stop here before this turns into a massive rant about how people who behave like this are ruining gaming communities, but please, if you use words like the above as insults etc, think twice and use something more appropriate as an alternative.
Saturday, 17 January 2015
Today, in Twenty Days, its people I admire.
In previous Twenty Days posts, I have made reference to Dwarf Wench, or Wenchie as she is also known. I met this genuine lovely woman back in 2011 I believe when I joined a guild on Argent Dawn-EU to raid.
Wenchie was officer and one of our raid healers, and she made me feel incredibly at home within the guild.
At the time I was worried how my health issues and real life issues (I have a chronically ill mother, and at that time, grandmother) would affect things, and Wenchie was amazing at putting my mind at ease, and offered virtual hugs and support at times when I needed them most.
This friendship has lasted past the guild, and I count Wenchie as one of the most important friends I have. We dont talk often, but I know when things are tough, even though she has her own health issues which leave her tired (see her blog for more about that) and very unwell, she will always be there for me, dispensing a caring listening ear and a virtual hug.
There are not enough words to express the gratitude I have to Wenchie for how much she cares about not only me, but my family.
As a group mention of peope that I admire, I would have to mention the guild that I met Wenchie in. When I joined the Guild on Argent Dawn, I could never have dreamed, that it would become like a second family to me, as, aside from Wenchie, our former guild leader and my Vodka Twin, and many of the other members, are also equally as lovely, and supportive.
I am not as active on Argent Dawn as I once was, and the guild is not as active either, but I know, if I pop over there, there is usually someone ready to chat.
In previous Twenty Days posts, I have made reference to Dwarf Wench, or Wenchie as she is also known. I met this genuine lovely woman back in 2011 I believe when I joined a guild on Argent Dawn-EU to raid.
Wenchie was officer and one of our raid healers, and she made me feel incredibly at home within the guild.
At the time I was worried how my health issues and real life issues (I have a chronically ill mother, and at that time, grandmother) would affect things, and Wenchie was amazing at putting my mind at ease, and offered virtual hugs and support at times when I needed them most.
This friendship has lasted past the guild, and I count Wenchie as one of the most important friends I have. We dont talk often, but I know when things are tough, even though she has her own health issues which leave her tired (see her blog for more about that) and very unwell, she will always be there for me, dispensing a caring listening ear and a virtual hug.
There are not enough words to express the gratitude I have to Wenchie for how much she cares about not only me, but my family.
As a group mention of peope that I admire, I would have to mention the guild that I met Wenchie in. When I joined the Guild on Argent Dawn, I could never have dreamed, that it would become like a second family to me, as, aside from Wenchie, our former guild leader and my Vodka Twin, and many of the other members, are also equally as lovely, and supportive.
I am not as active on Argent Dawn as I once was, and the guild is not as active either, but I know, if I pop over there, there is usually someone ready to chat.
Friday, 16 January 2015
For todays Twenty Days, its a Usual day in my Life/Online time.
My day usually starts like everyone elses, waking up. Whether I fall out of my bed when I wake up or go back to sleep, depends on how I feel.
When I am up, the first things that happen are generally what everyone else does, bathroom, hygiene etc.
If I need to pop to the shops for family errands, this happens before the Online time.
With IRL issues dealt with, I then head to the PC.
First up is Skype and mIRC. Then, its off to the browser for the WoW forums, Twitter and Tumblr. After a quick peek of Tumblr, the windows get closed for that and its off to WoW or whatever game I am nerding at the time.
Once on WoW, I alternate through my characters in turn, dealing with profession CD's and Garrisons, then its back to whatever I feel like playing.
I'll generally run old raids, farm things, or sit and chat to friends on mIRC, whilst reading twitter on and off.
In the evenings, I will often AFK in my level 100's garrison while playing Call of Duty with friends.
My days are pretty samey, and I generally go to bed around 1 or 2 am.
My day usually starts like everyone elses, waking up. Whether I fall out of my bed when I wake up or go back to sleep, depends on how I feel.
When I am up, the first things that happen are generally what everyone else does, bathroom, hygiene etc.
If I need to pop to the shops for family errands, this happens before the Online time.
With IRL issues dealt with, I then head to the PC.
First up is Skype and mIRC. Then, its off to the browser for the WoW forums, Twitter and Tumblr. After a quick peek of Tumblr, the windows get closed for that and its off to WoW or whatever game I am nerding at the time.
Once on WoW, I alternate through my characters in turn, dealing with profession CD's and Garrisons, then its back to whatever I feel like playing.
I'll generally run old raids, farm things, or sit and chat to friends on mIRC, whilst reading twitter on and off.
In the evenings, I will often AFK in my level 100's garrison while playing Call of Duty with friends.
My days are pretty samey, and I generally go to bed around 1 or 2 am.
Thursday, 15 January 2015
I have many bad habits, a lot of which I wont share here in the interests of public decency and embarrasment.
However, that said, I believe my biggest flaw is the fact that I take things extremely seriously, and am often missing the point, or unable to tell when things are a joke. This is often to the annoyance of my friends who all deserve a gold medal for putting up with me.
I also get annoyed really easily, partly due to the above flaw. This is also an extreme annoyance to my friends as they find me getting annoyed over the slightest thing.
My biggest bad habit, is the inability to keep a tidy desk. I clean it regularly, but within a couple of days or so, its back to the cluttered mess that it was.
However, that said, I believe my biggest flaw is the fact that I take things extremely seriously, and am often missing the point, or unable to tell when things are a joke. This is often to the annoyance of my friends who all deserve a gold medal for putting up with me.
I also get annoyed really easily, partly due to the above flaw. This is also an extreme annoyance to my friends as they find me getting annoyed over the slightest thing.
My biggest bad habit, is the inability to keep a tidy desk. I clean it regularly, but within a couple of days or so, its back to the cluttered mess that it was.
Wednesday, 14 January 2015
Well, we have reached the halfway point on Twenty Days, and today, its favourite blogs and websites.
I have a lot of favourites, however in the interests of keeping this post short, and not critting you for over 9000, I will pick only a few.
First up, is Dwarf Wench which is written by a very lovely lady from Argent Dawn, who I had the great fortune to meet in the guild I joined shortly after moving there. Wenchie helped fuel the interest I have in gold making as she herself also participates in auction PVP as much as her health issues allow. You can read more on her blog which I have linked, because anything I say will not do this remarkable woman any justice.
Next is The Consortium which is a forum dedicated to gold making and "Goblineering". Its a valuable source of information and help, and while not as active as I once was, I do pop in now and then if I am looking for specifics.
Finally The Undermine Journal is a valuable site for checking prices and the habits of other goblins on your realm. Apologies for the EU link (I am EU) but you can click for US realms too.
I have a lot of favourites, however in the interests of keeping this post short, and not critting you for over 9000, I will pick only a few.
First up, is Dwarf Wench which is written by a very lovely lady from Argent Dawn, who I had the great fortune to meet in the guild I joined shortly after moving there. Wenchie helped fuel the interest I have in gold making as she herself also participates in auction PVP as much as her health issues allow. You can read more on her blog which I have linked, because anything I say will not do this remarkable woman any justice.
Next is The Consortium which is a forum dedicated to gold making and "Goblineering". Its a valuable source of information and help, and while not as active as I once was, I do pop in now and then if I am looking for specifics.
Finally The Undermine Journal is a valuable site for checking prices and the habits of other goblins on your realm. Apologies for the EU link (I am EU) but you can click for US realms too.
Tuesday, 13 January 2015
Today's 20 days, is Day 9, and my first blog post - http://cazmiawow.blogspot.co.uk/2011/09/first-post.html
I really wish I could annihilate this blog post off the face of the planet, it was a really bad, short post, as I had just got started into blogging.
Nothing else I can really say about this post to be honest.
I really wish I could annihilate this blog post off the face of the planet, it was a really bad, short post, as I had just got started into blogging.
Nothing else I can really say about this post to be honest.
Monday, 12 January 2015
Today on Twenty Days of WoW - 10 Things We Dont Know about You.
- I like photography, but dont get much of an opportunity to take photo's these days.
- I have Pernicious Anemia and Peripheral Neuropathy as a result.
- Caz is a nickname that my late aunt started calling me. It originally started as Cazzymodo and then shortened to Caz.
- I bounce between Horde and Alliance depending on how I feel. Currently I am Horde again, thanks to a dispute with a former guild leader.
- I have two Twitter accounts. One is my personal account, the other, is for all my gaming things such as Rift (and will be used if WoW allows us to tweet from in game)
- I have 2 "Sisters from another mister", Raven and Fallyn.
- I am told that I am strange (I probably am, being normal is boring)
- My Horde Warlock has uncanny luck when running for mounts and they drop on her first kill.
- I play Call of Duty but I suck at it.
- I can't think of a 10th item.
Sunday, 11 January 2015
Today's installment of Twenty Days of WoW focuses on the choice of my blog name.
I chose Cazmia's Ramblings because a lot of my characters are called Cazmia with various accents above letters, or without, and I have a tendency to ramble a lot.
With hindsight, I should have come up with something a lot better, but since my blog covers a variety of topics anyway, from extremely random ramblings to my gold making pursuits, I guess Cazmia's Ramblings is very fitting.
I chose Cazmia's Ramblings because a lot of my characters are called Cazmia with various accents above letters, or without, and I have a tendency to ramble a lot.
With hindsight, I should have come up with something a lot better, but since my blog covers a variety of topics anyway, from extremely random ramblings to my gold making pursuits, I guess Cazmia's Ramblings is very fitting.
Saturday, 10 January 2015
Today on Twenty Days, and I do apologise for the extreme lateness of the latest installment of this series, is my workplace or desk.
I run WoW currently on a very basic computer with integrated graphics, and it is situated on a large cluttered desk with room for my Xbox 360 and plenty of junk. I have a single monitor due to the fact that I dont have a second graphics card or monitor port but this is fine, I can live with this.
I have not yet managed to teach the Dog to post auctions, however, this is a work in progress.
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| Rather Messy Desk with added Bonnie The Dog |
I have not yet managed to teach the Dog to post auctions, however, this is a work in progress.
Thursday, 26 September 2013
Day 5 of Twenty Days of Playing WoW sees me talking about favourite ingame items.
One of my favourite armour sets is the Blood Knight mail. This was, with a few changes, my Alliance Shaman's transmog set when it was introduced. Unfortunately Paladin's cant transmog mail, or this would be the set worn on my Paladins.
Another favourite armour set, this time Plate, is the Tier 6 Paladin Lightbringer set. Unfortunately this requires running Sunwell Plateau, Battle for Mount Hyjal and Black Temple for the tier tokens. Since my Paladin is a tank, this can be somewhat problematic.
My favourite weapons in game are the Spellfire Longsword and the Citadel Enforcer's Claymore. The Spellfire Longsword is an almost transparent lightsabre style weapon, and I think it looks really nice. The Citadel Enforcer's Claymore drops from Lord Marrowgar in ICC10 and is one of my absolute favourites to transmog. My Alliance DK has this, as does my Alliance Paladin. I really need to get these on my Horde characters.
I have three or four favourite mounts in WoW. First up, is Reins of the Raven Lord. This mount drops from Anzu in Heroic Sethekk Halls. With the introduction of the Black Market Auction House, this is now one of the mounts that has the chance to appear there. However, you are more likely to get it from Anzu. I've had it drop three times now, once on my Alliance Shaman and Druid, and again on my Horde Warlock.
Also ranking up there in favourite mounts, although I dont yet have these, are the Netherwing Drakes. These are mounts gained by getting Exalted reputation with the Netherwing in Shadowmoon Valley. These are definately on my To Do list of mounts to obtain.
Talbuk's are another favourite of mine. Obtained by getting Exalted reputation with either the Mag'har (Horde) or Kurenai (Alliance) in Outland, these look similar to a very tall, leggy goat. My favourite is the Cobalt Riding Talbuk, as it looks almost purple or lilac in some places.
One of my favourite armour sets is the Blood Knight mail. This was, with a few changes, my Alliance Shaman's transmog set when it was introduced. Unfortunately Paladin's cant transmog mail, or this would be the set worn on my Paladins.
Another favourite armour set, this time Plate, is the Tier 6 Paladin Lightbringer set. Unfortunately this requires running Sunwell Plateau, Battle for Mount Hyjal and Black Temple for the tier tokens. Since my Paladin is a tank, this can be somewhat problematic.
My favourite weapons in game are the Spellfire Longsword and the Citadel Enforcer's Claymore. The Spellfire Longsword is an almost transparent lightsabre style weapon, and I think it looks really nice. The Citadel Enforcer's Claymore drops from Lord Marrowgar in ICC10 and is one of my absolute favourites to transmog. My Alliance DK has this, as does my Alliance Paladin. I really need to get these on my Horde characters.
I have three or four favourite mounts in WoW. First up, is Reins of the Raven Lord. This mount drops from Anzu in Heroic Sethekk Halls. With the introduction of the Black Market Auction House, this is now one of the mounts that has the chance to appear there. However, you are more likely to get it from Anzu. I've had it drop three times now, once on my Alliance Shaman and Druid, and again on my Horde Warlock.
Also ranking up there in favourite mounts, although I dont yet have these, are the Netherwing Drakes. These are mounts gained by getting Exalted reputation with the Netherwing in Shadowmoon Valley. These are definately on my To Do list of mounts to obtain.
Talbuk's are another favourite of mine. Obtained by getting Exalted reputation with either the Mag'har (Horde) or Kurenai (Alliance) in Outland, these look similar to a very tall, leggy goat. My favourite is the Cobalt Riding Talbuk, as it looks almost purple or lilac in some places.
Saturday, 14 September 2013
My best WoW memory is when I was in Conspiracy Gaming, and we were going through ICC at the latter end of WoTLK. We were at the Lich King, and I was tanking on Elanian, and my friend Kioki was tanking on his druid.
We got through phase one, and went into the intermission phase where you all run out and have to avoid the frozen balls, and kill any adds that are up. That all went well. Second phase with the Val'kyrs and Defile. All of a sudden, from nowhere, I die. Kioki was on his own, solo tanking.
Unable to do anything else, I sit on Vent calling the defiles. I find myself thinking that we won't kill him, its not that possible with only one tank. Suddenly, the Lich King is almost at the end of the second phase. Its looking good. The second intermission phase passes, and we are now at the part where you get sucked into Frostmourne and have to heal Terenas, or kill adds. I realise that we are going to get the Lich King down. The Lich King does his "kill everyone" move, and everyone on Vent cheers. I get my free ressurection from Terenas, and we finish the last few percent of the Lich King. I don't think I've ever had another night that emotional on WoW since. Most of us have moved on to other realms, guilds or even games, but I will never forget the guild that got me my first LK kill, who accepted me as one of them, even though I was one of only 3 or 4 females in the guild, and who gave me a chance to raid lead a second team.
We got through phase one, and went into the intermission phase where you all run out and have to avoid the frozen balls, and kill any adds that are up. That all went well. Second phase with the Val'kyrs and Defile. All of a sudden, from nowhere, I die. Kioki was on his own, solo tanking.
Unable to do anything else, I sit on Vent calling the defiles. I find myself thinking that we won't kill him, its not that possible with only one tank. Suddenly, the Lich King is almost at the end of the second phase. Its looking good. The second intermission phase passes, and we are now at the part where you get sucked into Frostmourne and have to heal Terenas, or kill adds. I realise that we are going to get the Lich King down. The Lich King does his "kill everyone" move, and everyone on Vent cheers. I get my free ressurection from Terenas, and we finish the last few percent of the Lich King. I don't think I've ever had another night that emotional on WoW since. Most of us have moved on to other realms, guilds or even games, but I will never forget the guild that got me my first LK kill, who accepted me as one of them, even though I was one of only 3 or 4 females in the guild, and who gave me a chance to raid lead a second team.
Thursday, 12 September 2013
I remember my first day playing Warcraft very clearly. I downloaded the Trial client (this was back in the days when your trial accounts only lasted for 10 days), and got stuck on making an account.
I finally got that out of the way and logged in. I had never planned to get into WoW in the manner in which I have now, and didn't know what to expect.
My first hour, was spent on follow on a friend who had talked me into downloading the trial. I couldn't work out the controls. I soon picked them up however and got the hang of things. I don't recall what that first trial character was, but the second one I made, was a warrior. I got it to roughly level 13 or something before myself and my friend decided that we would continue on playing, and arranged to make recruit a friend accounts.
Up until my first day on WoW I had always said that the game didn't interest me, and that I would never play it. At that point, I was still playing the browser based MMO "RuneScape".
The first thing that struck me upon logging into WoW was the graphics. They were breathtaking compared to the graphics on games I had previously played, and, to my joy and amazement, Azeroth had day and night cycles, and even weather! Weather was not a feature I had encountered in RuneScape, and neither were the day and night cycles.
World Of Warcraft had exceeded my expectations of an MMO, and since then, I have never looked back, I've not even been tempted by other games in the MMO genre, and I believe I will still be playing WoW on the day they finally close the servers.
I finally got that out of the way and logged in. I had never planned to get into WoW in the manner in which I have now, and didn't know what to expect.
My first hour, was spent on follow on a friend who had talked me into downloading the trial. I couldn't work out the controls. I soon picked them up however and got the hang of things. I don't recall what that first trial character was, but the second one I made, was a warrior. I got it to roughly level 13 or something before myself and my friend decided that we would continue on playing, and arranged to make recruit a friend accounts.
Up until my first day on WoW I had always said that the game didn't interest me, and that I would never play it. At that point, I was still playing the browser based MMO "RuneScape".
The first thing that struck me upon logging into WoW was the graphics. They were breathtaking compared to the graphics on games I had previously played, and, to my joy and amazement, Azeroth had day and night cycles, and even weather! Weather was not a feature I had encountered in RuneScape, and neither were the day and night cycles.
World Of Warcraft had exceeded my expectations of an MMO, and since then, I have never looked back, I've not even been tempted by other games in the MMO genre, and I believe I will still be playing WoW on the day they finally close the servers.
Tuesday, 10 September 2013
I decided to start my blog as at the time, I was doing a lot of gold making, and I thought it would be great to share my tips and tricks with friends, and have a log of how things proceeded.
Somehow though, my blog has evolved from being a primarily WoW gold related blog, to one that contains some real life rants and moans. The content probably isn't that interesting, but if I inspire just one person, or help just one person get started in gold making, then I shall be happy.
I tried blogging in the past, and it didnt work out so well for me. It felt strange writing about me on the internet. This time however, since I chose a subject that was gameplay related rather than personal, it seems to be going much better.
Somehow though, my blog has evolved from being a primarily WoW gold related blog, to one that contains some real life rants and moans. The content probably isn't that interesting, but if I inspire just one person, or help just one person get started in gold making, then I shall be happy.
I tried blogging in the past, and it didnt work out so well for me. It felt strange writing about me on the internet. This time however, since I chose a subject that was gameplay related rather than personal, it seems to be going much better.
Thursday, 5 September 2013
I am Cazmia, also known as Caz or Cazzy. I live in South East Scotland and I have been playing World of Warcraft since November 2009.
When I'm not playing World Of Warcraft, I can often be found playing MineCraft, Call of Duty or other assorted video games.
Apart from video gaming, I enjoy reading books, watching films and chatting to friends.
Things I enjoy doing on WoW range from farming old instances, the occasional run through LFR as my health permits, and playing the auction house.
In real life, I suffer from Pernicious Anaemia and other things, so WoW is my distraction where I can be free to do what I want without any of the restrictions that my stupid body can often give me.
Well, thats all I can think to write about me, so Enjoy.
When I'm not playing World Of Warcraft, I can often be found playing MineCraft, Call of Duty or other assorted video games.
Apart from video gaming, I enjoy reading books, watching films and chatting to friends.
Things I enjoy doing on WoW range from farming old instances, the occasional run through LFR as my health permits, and playing the auction house.
In real life, I suffer from Pernicious Anaemia and other things, so WoW is my distraction where I can be free to do what I want without any of the restrictions that my stupid body can often give me.
Well, thats all I can think to write about me, so Enjoy.
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