Gaming

Age of Empires: Online (AoE:O) has been out for a year. I was invited for the beta test and frankly the game initially put me off because there seemed to be so many hurdles to enjoy the actual game. I decided to jump back into AoE:O after it was released via Steam. The experience has

Never played D1 never played D2. They seemed really dark games. Too dark for my liking when I was in early Secondary school days. As you might have read before, I entered the world of Blizzard games via Warcraft and then World of Warcraft. You do put some faith in the company after the games

Diablo 3 – Launching 15 May I’m looking forward to 3 games this year. The first being Diablo 3. I have zero experience in the Diablo universe. Diablo 3 has the same polish as all Blizzard games, I’m a sucker for colourful graphics and this will be the first welcome sign for me. To be

I never thought that I would embrace tower defense games. I didn’t quite get the genre when it first came about but it did intrigue me enough to pick up a copy of Defense Grid during a Steam sale about 2 years ago. It was US$2.99 at that point – a real steal. I had

I stepped back into WoW last afternoon to clear my conquest points for the week. I run a warrior rogue combination just for points. There’s no real benefit to this combination except we either kill really quickly or get killed really fast. I didn’t want to spend too much time hitting the cap each week.

Torchlight was billed as being created by the people who made Diablo 1 and 2. That made no difference to me, I never played either and have no idea how the RPG system works. I have quite a background in RTS, played all the CNC Series (Tiberium & Red Alert, even Generals) and the Age

So I’ve kind of stopped blogging for a good bit and basically that’s because I took a heavy third responsibility – Warcraft Raiding. It’s an end to an expansion I looked forward to fully immersing myself in raiding. There’s plenty to talk about and if you aren’t into Warcraft I suggest you move along. World

I unofficially left Warhammer Online: The Age of Reckoning early in February due to work and other perusals. Handing over the reins of the top destruction guild in the hands of a fellow compatriot was difficult because Warhammer brought many good memories both in game and outside the game. I must say the good experience

I loved main tanking in WoW, and expected to do the same in WAR. My group was kind enough to allow me to Main Tank even though I was probably the last core tank of the guild to hit 40 and last get geared. Lost Vale is a huge instance with 3 wings. It follows

I’ve been at work all day today on a new site for an exciting youth startup of which I will be part of. Everytime I sit down and design or build sites, my mind wanders (I have to let it wander to get the juices flowing). Everytime my mind wanders, I have stuff to write.

The journey in Warhammer Online began a few months back and in the midst of levelling and playing I can safely say I won’t ever return to World Of Warcraft because PVP or RVR is everything. It’s funny how 25 players used to spend days learning fights against an AI and then months farming it

Characters I won’t forget in WoW: Zorkman – Good guy with a good heart but unfortunately a little to soft for a guild wanting to go hardcore. You don’t judge a man by his WoW character anyways. A strong social glue similar to his professional status IRL. Adelwine – Another reason why I say “Don’t

So I got guilded. I had this extra line under my name that said <Tempést>. A guild brings a sense of belonging and for me I immediately told the Guild Manager (GM) that I wanted to help the guild achieve its goals. That would have sounded retarded as I was L44 and the rest had

“Oh no you play WoW” Yes I did. Yes I enjoyed it. Yes call me a freak, a geek, a no-lifer, etc. Do your bidding as I do mine. If you don’t like WoW, this is not the place to be. Flip the page. So where do we start? I never touched an MMO. Heck,