*grumblemumblesnarl*

[thessalian]

So okay. I got told how to change WoW servers today. But of course, characters don't carry over. Not that I'm overly fussed, because Gnome did not get very far on the random!server, but still. Anyway, instead of starting over on Bloodhoof as Mage!Gnome (though I'm going to, because, well, gnooooooome) I rolled up a Forsaken. Yeah, I know I said I didn't want to play Horde, but what the hell. If I was going to play a demon-summoning Warlock, I figured I may as well do it in an area where the demon-summoning types get some actual fucking respect. *g*

(Plus, it gets fun when the sentient humanoids you're throwing spells at get down to, like, 5%HP and then try to run away in abject terror. Eeeheehee.)

One minor problem, though: I'm having router issues. As in, the damn thing keeps resetting every few minutes.

Ever try to play a MMO when your connection keeps dropping every few minutes? Let's just say it's an ultimate pain in the arse. I'm glad I haven't been in groups or they'd have hated me. I don't know what's wrong with the damn thing, but it's got to be the connection because I bought a new router at the same time as I bought the stupid game that I'm having trouble playing because of the stupid connection issues. I have no. Fucking. Idea what the problem is at this point but I wish it'd fucking stop. I'm going to shut the router down overnight, I think; maybe it's just been running too hot lately. I dunno.

So therein lies the current frustration. How's y'all?

Comments

[tyrell.livejournal.com]

You can move characters across servers, but it costs money :(

Undead get the best /dance :D

[vocal-bard.livejournal.com]

Mwahahaha! Yeeeess. Come to the dark side...

*ahem*

Actually, I like the Horde quite a bit better. Then again, this is coming from someone whose main is a female orc, so I'm a bit biased. I've never understood the draw of gnomes, or the Alliance in general. Give me some noble cow people of the plains or Capoeira trolls any day.

In answer to your question: Yes, I too have dealt with the horror of a bad connection in an MMO. It is, I think, one of the three most frustrating things in the world.

[nadriel.livejournal.com]

Welcome to the dark side. We have cookies :-).