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" I got accomplished what I wanted but it also took away the challenge and the ability for me to learn how to play my pally in a 5 man in outlands properly. "

on each of my hybrid classes I ALWAYS carry two sets of armor.
want to learn how to play a pally? step one...you are a hybrid class, YOU could have been the tank.

Hybrid Theory returns under the banner of column-newb Alex Ziebart. Incredibly biased opinions await you. If you are reading this, you have already been made a victim of his inability to create interesting graphics. No World of Warcraft players were harmed in the creation of the previous image, though that does not mean it won't hurt you.

When I decided on my topic for today, I was mighty excited. A fire raged within me, and my fingers flew over the keyboard as soon as I sat down at the computer. My first column! Awesome! Yes! About three paragraphs in, I realized I should probably make sure my predecessor, Jason Lotito, hadn't done the topic yet. Unfortunately, he did. Fortunately, I completely disagree with what he said in every possible way.

Poster Tamerland from The Scryers posted an interesting nugget to consider over at the Paladin forums today, stating unequivocally that the Alliance will be getting the Blood Elf-only Seal of Blood in Patch 2.4. Conversely, the Horde should be receiving Seal of Vengeance. What's the big deal, you ask? Well, Alliance Retribution Paladins have been crying for Seal of Blood because it has, with numerous calculations, proven to be the superior PvE DPS Seal. In light of the removal of spell damage in Retribution gear and the focus on Strength (and consequently Attack Power), this has become less of a debate and more of a simple fact. Furthermore, Seal of Blood inflicts damage on the Paladin, which is absolutely great as this is incredibly synergistic with Spiritual Attunement, allowing Ret Pallies to regenerate mana as they're healed. While Seal of Vengeance has been argued to be an excellent tanking seal, Horde Paladin tanks have coasted along fine with Seal of Righteousness.

Whether you're a bear or you clank around in plate, the two rage-based tanking classes have some changes incoming in patch 2.4, according to Bornaak. First up, you druid tanks, Lacerate is seeing a damage increase to scale with attack power, which should help you whether you're a tank or not, but since lacerate is a key threat move for bear tanks it seems like good news on that front.

Seeing as the Draenei are the largest race on the Alliance, it's easy to relate the two in a simple sense. But, go past that, and the similiarities come to a standstill.

The DRAENEI

1.) Are blue.
2.) Are big.
3.) Are Russian.- I think they're Pakistani or Indian, really. Their voice sounds russian, but their dance is not. Strange.
4.) Are Religious.
5.) Prance.

The TAUREN

1.) Are furry.
2.) Are cuddly.
3.) Are big.
4.) Are Texan.
5.) Are Hippies.
6.) Graze.

though I ignored it and since it had a link to it, I just laughed at it and was thinking it's part of a key logger, I was going to call Blizzard and ask them, but I don't feel like calling them and having to wait 4+ hours to get a daman answer considering it takes nearly all day to get a GD GM to answer a ticket anymore.

BTW please don't click on the link, I truly don't want your account to get stolen, and for those who are curios a little reverse psychology Please open the link :)

Patch day is looming (tomorrow?) and the downloader is broken. Other threads have reported the problem with the Player Test Realm (PTR) and now the live background downloader which has been primed with the new patch is failing, simply saying that the Torrent file is corrupt. Wine agrees with this, but if I delete the Torrent file in the Cache directory and re-run the BackgroundDownloader.exe in wine, it works for a while and eventually crashes.

The 2.3 patch is going to have to be downloaded and applied manually if this isn't resolved, and since it's currently 222 MB (including all of the new data for Zul'Aman and various updated zones like Dustwallow), that's going to be quite a pain.

okay, here is the deal. I haven't been on my computer for six months so when I got on today I tried to run wow and I got the whole black screen/gauntlet thing, not knowing what was going on. So I deleted wow from cedega(dumb) and proceeded to update stuff on my OS, my graphics driver and cedega itself. I then tried to install wow fresh with nt40, and wow wont let me do it with that. So I put it on winxp and I go through all the disc's and when it's done it gives me this message:


The folder "
" could not be created. (InstallerCreateFolders)
The installation was stopped, but some files may have been left behind on the disk. (InstallerEngine::Install)


I don't know exactly what info about my system you all will need but I will list everything I know

I bought this, hearing great things about how it works flawless for so many people. But the installer wont even launch. I see many others have the same problem too. WTF? I'm on Ubuntu 7.04, have tried both the ATI proprietary driver and the default driver. Took me 10+ tries to get WoW to install and WoW:TBC wont happen no matter what.

Has anyone else tried applying the 2.3.0 test realm patch? The downloader verifies the patch, it starts patching in the WoWTest directory, then it gives the following error:

An error was detected while verifying the contents of the file "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Data\enUS\backup-enUS.MPQ". There may be a problem with your system, or with the drive at C:\. You can try updating again. If this problem persists, you may be able to solve it by uninstalling and then reinstalling the game. If you are unable to correct this problem, please contact Blizzard Technical Support.
To check this installation for errors, click the "Repair" button. The Repair tool can automatically fix many update errors.