Feb/100
No new WoW accounts in China
Reuters reports that Netease, the company that operates WoW in China, has stopped accepting new accounts and has reapplied to GAPP (General Administration of Press and Publication) for permission to release The Burning Crusade . The article does not mention if this was voluntary, or if this was part of the ruling that was scheduled to be handed down in January
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No new WoW accounts in China
Feb/100
It came from the Blog: Love is in the Blog
Love is in the air and that means it's time for another It came from the Blog get-together: When: 5:30pm EST (2:30pm PST, 3:30pm realm time) Saturday, February 13 2010 (Show up at 5pm EST for the Meet and Greet) Where: Court of the Sun fountain, Silvermoon City Zangarmarsh U.S. Who: Any Horde character, any level.
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It came from the Blog: Love is in the Blog
Feb/100
League of Legends an MMORPG?
League of Legends (LoL), is a Defense of the Ancients (DotA) game made by Riot Games. I have logged in countless numbers of hours into LoL during the past few weeks but not once did I think of it as an MMORPG until I saw this news feature on the League of Legends website. LoL was nominated for: Best MMORTS 2009 and Best New MMO 2009
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League of Legends an MMORPG?
Feb/100
Night of Murder – 2/9 thru 2/16/2010
Greetings! "As darkness falls on the Night of Murder, the worshippers of death bathe the land in blood, each intent on proving his or her devotion to the Elf god Kaela Mensha Khaine. It is a time that the forces of Destruction are all too willing to exploit. Assassins infiltrate the cities, while on the battlefield the differences between Good and Evil fade beneath the crimson haze of bloodlust.
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Night of Murder - 2/9 thru 2/16/2010
Feb/100
Call for Posts: What I want to see at BlizzCon 2010
Last week we did a test run of our Guest Writer program asking our Twitter followers to write an article giving five tips to DPSers running random heroics. Our test run was a success (the winning article will be published later this week), and we're now ready to begin allowing everyone to have the chance to become a Guest Writer on WoW.com! WoW.com runs the program through Aol's Seed
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Call for Posts: What I want to see at BlizzCon 2010
Feb/100
The Queue: Fluffy
Welcome back to The Queue , WoW.com's daily Q&A column where the WoW.com team answers your questions about the World of Warcraft. Adam Holisky will be your host today. Today's Queue is dedicated to snow.
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The Queue: Fluffy
Feb/100
Lich King weapon drop changes
Although this probably won't affect too many of us in the near future, Blizzard is already tinkering with many of the stats supplied by the Lich King's weapon drops. A community manager on the Korean site posted about upcoming changes to one Lich King-10 and four Lich King-25 weapons, and Boubouille's posted a translation with help from user Locriani
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Lich King weapon drop changes
Feb/100
Blood Pact: Affliction 101
Blood Pact is your weekly warlock digest brought to you by Dominic Hobbs . "I suppose you may stay as my guest for the time being. But you must be on some pressing business--perhaps you're here seeking lost power
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Blood Pact: Affliction 101
Feb/100
Insider Trader: Advanced Trade Skill Window
A tradesman without tools would be challenged to create any final product. WoW isn't much different. If you're looking to master multiple professions across multiple toons, and make the most of your crafting time, you may eventually consider picking up a mod or two to help you.
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Insider Trader: Advanced Trade Skill Window
Feb/100
Officers’ Quarters: Multiple personalities
Every Monday Scott Andrews contributes Officers' Quarters , a column about the ins and outs of guild leadership. Sharing accounts is an issue that I've talked about in the past (and I'm sure, in some people's opinions, beaten to death). Previously I've covered a few different situations
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Officers' Quarters: Multiple personalities