Guilds exist on many levels and for many reasons, some exist for end-game raiding, some for high-end crafting, some follow factional lines for the pvp lovers and occasionally we even see special needs

I'm burning (burnt) out on MMOs. It happens, and usually to some measure of RL benefit. But this latest burn isn't so much about RL balancing, it's about disenchantment.

If you're anything like me (and for your sake I hope that isn't the case) you can't help but wonder what is going on in whatever game it is that you play when you are removed from it by work or school or your stupid cousin's rehearsal dinner.

There you are, minding your own business when, next thing you know, you're in the midst of a hijacking. It's malicious, counter productive, and makes you /frown.

A month or so has passed since the release of Wrath of the Lich King.

Hot Dogs and Cartwheels: Random observations from the online world.

Top Five Reasons to Play Everquest.

Hot Dogs and Cartwheels: Random observations from the online world.

Warhammer Hits Sophomore Slump

I should start by saying that I love my little Witch Elf. This is unusual considering the fact that I have always gravitated towards playing healing and crafting roles.

Yes, the time has finally come. Apparently my guild and some random FPS clan in Germany were the only two groups of gamers that still used TS. This comes as an extremely sad point in my gaming career as I loved TeamSpeak.

Last night I decided to look through the incredibly sparse catalog of movies that Xbox Live offers and landed on War, Inc and started the HD download. After about three hours I realized that it'd be the next day before I could actually watch the damn thing so I killed several hours watching Youtube clips from Clerks II and Chasing Amy before finally falling asleep in a depressed state because it became crystal clear to me that if I had a decent video camera when I was about 21 I could have easily made movies as good as Kevin Smith did - but that's a whole different story.