Yeah, that title probably won't make sense to anyone who doesn't play WoW... sorry.
It's been a while. I haven't posted any WoW news or stories. I'm still enjoying my new quiet server. I have a level 58 character, and a level 52 character. This is good, as I am able to farm things that sell for more and then I can get cool stuff to amuse me. I haven't really been playing much. It's the time of year where real life sort of has to take priority and I have to actively be an adult. Having said that, you can still catch me holding down my chair running around pew pew pewing things with my hunter. I want to get my higher lever characters to 80 before the new expansion comes out, in December. :( Yeah, that's not going to happen.
Oh well. I'm still here, still doing my best to stay away from people and if they won't leave me alone I ruin the game for them. I guess I do have a gift!
Friday, November 12, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Moved
After finally being done with the SSDD (any Stephen King fans out there?) on Silvermoon I have started over on a new server. My characters on Silvermoon are still there. I have not deleted them, or moved them. Yet. I'm not in a guild. I don't have anyone that I'm questing with. It's just me, doing my thing, and enjoying the peace and quiet.
I haven't decided what I'm going to do with my characters on Silvermoon. I guess I will continue to just let them sit there. I'm going to keep chillin on my new server. I'm already level 41. If you can find me, I'll friend you. ha ha ha!!
I haven't decided what I'm going to do with my characters on Silvermoon. I guess I will continue to just let them sit there. I'm going to keep chillin on my new server. I'm already level 41. If you can find me, I'll friend you. ha ha ha!!
Friday, February 26, 2010
/Sigh
So if you read this blog you know this is where I like to vent my World of Warcraft (WoW) joys and frustrations. I seem to be more inspired to write the frustrations, perhaps I am a cranky writer. I generally vent about really stupid people here, and this post is no exception. Hey, I don't see any point in trying to be nice anymore (ha ha, was I ever nice?).
History
My main character (the one I prefer to play), Chala a Tauren Druid, has been in 5 1/2 guilds. I have been playing this character almost from the beginning of the game coming out. I started out alliance but after frustration with the age range of players we switched to Horde, we were told it seemed to be more mature than alliance. So needless to say, I have been playing Chala for years now. The 1/2 guild is a guild merger, which I'll cover below. All my guild endeavors have been shared with my Elfy, of course.
Counsel of Redrum (CoR). We started out and remained un-guilded for quite awhile. One day on a blimp we say another character with a really cool tabard. We asked to join the guild on the grounds of the tabard. What is really funny is they actually invited us! CoR was a decent bunch of people. They were friendly enough, and we got to do our own thing and enjoy some friendly conversation. We made some friends, which led to our next guild.
Requiem (Req). Req was a newly forming raiding guild. We just happened to be classes they needed (Elfy, aka Elfbite, an Orc Hunter) and we were interested in seeing raid content. It seemed like the next logical step. We had not hit the level cap yet, so we hurried through the last few levels and then started running dungeons to get gear to start raiding. It started out fun, it wasn't a big guild and we all got along pretty well. As we started building up our raid skills we started adding more members. This began the long road to me feeling really bad about my skills. I suddenly had people telling my my bonus healing wasn't high enough, that I needed to be faming for better gear and that I was healing wrong. No one was dying on my watch, I didn't understand what the problem was. But it seemed that my numbers weren't good enough, and I guess that was more important than if I kept my group alive. It got even more confusing. I was asked to pass on loot for other players, even though I may have rightfully won the piece and regardless of what a huge upgrade it was for me. And weren't they telling me how bad my gear was? That was also the beginning of the elitist attitude that crept in.
Evolution (Evo). Req built up a decent reputation on the server, and were progressing well. Then our guild leaders and officers decided it would be a good idea to merge with another raiding guild so we would be bigger, and progress further and faster. Bigger is not better, I believed it then and I believe it now. So we merged with a guild called Bloodpact of the Chosen (BToC) and became Evo. It all happened very fast, and I think it surprised most of the members of both guilds.
Evo lasted only a few weeks and people quit to go back to what was left of their original guilds. After that, Elfy's and my days in Req were numbered. Peoples attitudes were very elitist and it was becoming very had to like some of the people we were raiding with. Tempers flared, egos and attitudes swelled and it was starting to take the fun out the raiding experience. Instead of a fun game, it was starting to feel like a job. So, after thinking about if for quite a while, and crying about it just as much (hey, I am a girl) Elfy and I decided we would be happier if we left the guild.
We left and went back to quiet, un-guilded life. We still talked to friends in the guild, there were still some good people that all the nastiness and pressure had not gotten to yet, but it was only a matter of time before a lot of them left too. We weren't ready to answer all the "Why'd you leave" questions so we left Horde side for awhile and went back to Alliance. We leveled a Priest (me) and a Shamen (Elfy). Elfy had friends from work Alliance side, and we joined the guild he was in. That went bad, they were not very open and were quick to push those they didn't know as well out. But I'm not going to go into Alliance now, this is all Horde.
Union of Lost Souls (ULS). After the frustration Alliance side we came back Horde side and joined a friends guild, ULS. Elfy really enjoyed playing a Shamen, so we power leveld a Tauren Shamen named Scritch for him to play Horde side. Chala and Scritch became the healing team for ULS and it was great, while it lasted. While we were running with ULS, Req was falling apart. People were leaving for various reasons, some came and joined ULS (much to my dismay) and eventually Req turned into the guild Minion. Meanwhile, some of the people and reasons why we left Req in the first place were coming back into our gaming world. So, after a bunch of really snarky frustrating crap happened, and rules that were put in place to be fair seemed to not matter to everyone we left ULS.
Current
Everything we have been though has just about killed the game for us. We took some time off, and after a nice break we started playing casually again in our new guild that we formed with one of our friends from the early Req days, Pocket Full of Hate (Pocket). In the peace and quiet of our little guild of three we have found our quiet place. We are no longer obligated to run with people because they are guildies. In a way, we were free. We started running heroics (dungeons where you get gear and badges for gear) with our ULS friends and life was good.
ULS started having more personality conflicts (not unlike why we left) and we found our ULS friends recovering Alliance side. So we switched over to Alliance for awhile and ran around with them over there. Talk of forming a new raid group came up, and Elfy and I were recruited to heal. We were all for it, with a few conditions: we would not participate if certain people were in the group. The guild master was not planning on most of the people on our list being invited. There was one, but I was prepared to let the one slide. I was firm in regards to everyone else. It seemed like everything was on track, and then someone stepped in to help the guild master get the group rounded up. This opened up the door for the people on our list and caused Elfy and I a lot of frustration. To prove my point about how much I will not run with anyone on the list I actually left a heroic because one of them was invited to fill in an empty slot. If that didn't get my point across, along with me saying I would not run with these people I don't know what would.
So today, I log in and find there is an invite for the first bonding raid with the new forming group. Can you guess what happened? /sigh Yup. The person at the type of my list was invited, so I declined. They can find another healer. I have put in my time and had to run with this person through most of my raiding life in this game. I'm done with him. I have earned the right to say hell no, and I wish my "friends" would understand and respect that. All the had to do was tell me from the start they wouldn't tell him no. I had a feeling in my gut. But you know, I hoped that just this once it was wrong. I hoped that the guild master had finally heard me, and understood where I was coming from, that I had earned her respect enough that she would respect my views and be honest with me rather than try to sneak me into a raid with him or bully me into doing it. I am DONE being a doormat. And I'm really cranky.
History
My main character (the one I prefer to play), Chala a Tauren Druid, has been in 5 1/2 guilds. I have been playing this character almost from the beginning of the game coming out. I started out alliance but after frustration with the age range of players we switched to Horde, we were told it seemed to be more mature than alliance. So needless to say, I have been playing Chala for years now. The 1/2 guild is a guild merger, which I'll cover below. All my guild endeavors have been shared with my Elfy, of course.
Counsel of Redrum (CoR). We started out and remained un-guilded for quite awhile. One day on a blimp we say another character with a really cool tabard. We asked to join the guild on the grounds of the tabard. What is really funny is they actually invited us! CoR was a decent bunch of people. They were friendly enough, and we got to do our own thing and enjoy some friendly conversation. We made some friends, which led to our next guild.
Requiem (Req). Req was a newly forming raiding guild. We just happened to be classes they needed (Elfy, aka Elfbite, an Orc Hunter) and we were interested in seeing raid content. It seemed like the next logical step. We had not hit the level cap yet, so we hurried through the last few levels and then started running dungeons to get gear to start raiding. It started out fun, it wasn't a big guild and we all got along pretty well. As we started building up our raid skills we started adding more members. This began the long road to me feeling really bad about my skills. I suddenly had people telling my my bonus healing wasn't high enough, that I needed to be faming for better gear and that I was healing wrong. No one was dying on my watch, I didn't understand what the problem was. But it seemed that my numbers weren't good enough, and I guess that was more important than if I kept my group alive. It got even more confusing. I was asked to pass on loot for other players, even though I may have rightfully won the piece and regardless of what a huge upgrade it was for me. And weren't they telling me how bad my gear was? That was also the beginning of the elitist attitude that crept in.
Evolution (Evo). Req built up a decent reputation on the server, and were progressing well. Then our guild leaders and officers decided it would be a good idea to merge with another raiding guild so we would be bigger, and progress further and faster. Bigger is not better, I believed it then and I believe it now. So we merged with a guild called Bloodpact of the Chosen (BToC) and became Evo. It all happened very fast, and I think it surprised most of the members of both guilds.
Evo lasted only a few weeks and people quit to go back to what was left of their original guilds. After that, Elfy's and my days in Req were numbered. Peoples attitudes were very elitist and it was becoming very had to like some of the people we were raiding with. Tempers flared, egos and attitudes swelled and it was starting to take the fun out the raiding experience. Instead of a fun game, it was starting to feel like a job. So, after thinking about if for quite a while, and crying about it just as much (hey, I am a girl) Elfy and I decided we would be happier if we left the guild.
We left and went back to quiet, un-guilded life. We still talked to friends in the guild, there were still some good people that all the nastiness and pressure had not gotten to yet, but it was only a matter of time before a lot of them left too. We weren't ready to answer all the "Why'd you leave" questions so we left Horde side for awhile and went back to Alliance. We leveled a Priest (me) and a Shamen (Elfy). Elfy had friends from work Alliance side, and we joined the guild he was in. That went bad, they were not very open and were quick to push those they didn't know as well out. But I'm not going to go into Alliance now, this is all Horde.
Union of Lost Souls (ULS). After the frustration Alliance side we came back Horde side and joined a friends guild, ULS. Elfy really enjoyed playing a Shamen, so we power leveld a Tauren Shamen named Scritch for him to play Horde side. Chala and Scritch became the healing team for ULS and it was great, while it lasted. While we were running with ULS, Req was falling apart. People were leaving for various reasons, some came and joined ULS (much to my dismay) and eventually Req turned into the guild Minion. Meanwhile, some of the people and reasons why we left Req in the first place were coming back into our gaming world. So, after a bunch of really snarky frustrating crap happened, and rules that were put in place to be fair seemed to not matter to everyone we left ULS.
Current
Everything we have been though has just about killed the game for us. We took some time off, and after a nice break we started playing casually again in our new guild that we formed with one of our friends from the early Req days, Pocket Full of Hate (Pocket). In the peace and quiet of our little guild of three we have found our quiet place. We are no longer obligated to run with people because they are guildies. In a way, we were free. We started running heroics (dungeons where you get gear and badges for gear) with our ULS friends and life was good.
ULS started having more personality conflicts (not unlike why we left) and we found our ULS friends recovering Alliance side. So we switched over to Alliance for awhile and ran around with them over there. Talk of forming a new raid group came up, and Elfy and I were recruited to heal. We were all for it, with a few conditions: we would not participate if certain people were in the group. The guild master was not planning on most of the people on our list being invited. There was one, but I was prepared to let the one slide. I was firm in regards to everyone else. It seemed like everything was on track, and then someone stepped in to help the guild master get the group rounded up. This opened up the door for the people on our list and caused Elfy and I a lot of frustration. To prove my point about how much I will not run with anyone on the list I actually left a heroic because one of them was invited to fill in an empty slot. If that didn't get my point across, along with me saying I would not run with these people I don't know what would.
So today, I log in and find there is an invite for the first bonding raid with the new forming group. Can you guess what happened? /sigh Yup. The person at the type of my list was invited, so I declined. They can find another healer. I have put in my time and had to run with this person through most of my raiding life in this game. I'm done with him. I have earned the right to say hell no, and I wish my "friends" would understand and respect that. All the had to do was tell me from the start they wouldn't tell him no. I had a feeling in my gut. But you know, I hoped that just this once it was wrong. I hoped that the guild master had finally heard me, and understood where I was coming from, that I had earned her respect enough that she would respect my views and be honest with me rather than try to sneak me into a raid with him or bully me into doing it. I am DONE being a doormat. And I'm really cranky.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Universal Ignore?
Yes, this is a World of Warcraft rant and it might be all over the map. Just thought I'd warn you in advance.
I apparently have lost ALL ability to be patient. I'm tired of feeling like I have to be nice to complete strangers. Why can't people just do what I do? I don't whisper complete strangers, I either ask my guild mates or I go look it up on this new-fangled thing call the internet (which one has to be on to play WoW). I tend to be very short (not nasty) with people if I give them a response at all, and I usually put them on ignore (which means they can't send me private tells in the game on that toon). Tonight was just a bad night, and I now have a new person I do not know to loathe. The guild is Iron Guard, the characters are Raytom aka Darianstorm aka Renaimed. I am assuming they are all the same person, but it is possible guild mates are "helping" him/her (I'm going to go with her because the last comment-which I'll type out down below-sounded like something a young girl would say. I would know, I was one once.)
So I am playing my level 73 Alliance druid, (Mellara-but don't whisper me, I'm a jerk). I'm frustrated with things Horde side and I am Alliance side looking for some piece and quiet and to just quietly level my character. Here is the conversation (word for word):
Raytom: How do you get to be a bird in this area?
Mellara: I'm magic.
Then I put the person on ignore and got up to make toast. When I came back I had this message:
Darianstorm: Why don't you try being helpful instead of being a total jerk! I hope karma bites you hard in the ass!
Mellara: Whatever
My message did not go through because Darianstorm put me on ignore.
That irrated me. I took Raytom off ignore and whispered:
Mellara: Instead of being a jerk back why don't you try looking up flying on wowhead or thottbot? I'm not your personal thotbott and I'm tired of feeling obligaed to be helpful to everyone. Screw karma I want to play and be left alone.
I put them back on ignore. Then I get this message:
Renaimed: It's not like I was following you around asking you a bunch of questions! I didn't know you could fly in that area. YOU ARE A JERK and are the worst thing about WOW. Karma WILL bite you in the ass. You obviously are over compensating for a lack in size!!!!
Then they logged out. I took Raytom off ignore again and tried to send this message:
Mellara: Well, that's mature, considering I'm a girl. You didn't have to be a jerk and whisper me from three different toons total. You could have just left me alone.
But they had put me on ignore. I was soo tempted to log on another toon to whisper them but I didn't want to stoop to their level of douchebagery. I could have just said from the start "go look it up on thottbott" instead of saying I'm magic. But they really could have let it go. I wish I could just put everyone (except a few people) on ignore and just enjoy the game. All these other people are really starting to ruin it for me.
*sigh* Enough douchebagery for one night. I'm off to bed.
I apparently have lost ALL ability to be patient. I'm tired of feeling like I have to be nice to complete strangers. Why can't people just do what I do? I don't whisper complete strangers, I either ask my guild mates or I go look it up on this new-fangled thing call the internet (which one has to be on to play WoW). I tend to be very short (not nasty) with people if I give them a response at all, and I usually put them on ignore (which means they can't send me private tells in the game on that toon). Tonight was just a bad night, and I now have a new person I do not know to loathe. The guild is Iron Guard, the characters are Raytom aka Darianstorm aka Renaimed. I am assuming they are all the same person, but it is possible guild mates are "helping" him/her (I'm going to go with her because the last comment-which I'll type out down below-sounded like something a young girl would say. I would know, I was one once.)
So I am playing my level 73 Alliance druid, (Mellara-but don't whisper me, I'm a jerk). I'm frustrated with things Horde side and I am Alliance side looking for some piece and quiet and to just quietly level my character. Here is the conversation (word for word):
Raytom: How do you get to be a bird in this area?
Mellara: I'm magic.
Then I put the person on ignore and got up to make toast. When I came back I had this message:
Darianstorm: Why don't you try being helpful instead of being a total jerk! I hope karma bites you hard in the ass!
Mellara: Whatever
My message did not go through because Darianstorm put me on ignore.
That irrated me. I took Raytom off ignore and whispered:
Mellara: Instead of being a jerk back why don't you try looking up flying on wowhead or thottbot? I'm not your personal thotbott and I'm tired of feeling obligaed to be helpful to everyone. Screw karma I want to play and be left alone.
I put them back on ignore. Then I get this message:
Renaimed: It's not like I was following you around asking you a bunch of questions! I didn't know you could fly in that area. YOU ARE A JERK and are the worst thing about WOW. Karma WILL bite you in the ass. You obviously are over compensating for a lack in size!!!!
Then they logged out. I took Raytom off ignore again and tried to send this message:
Mellara: Well, that's mature, considering I'm a girl. You didn't have to be a jerk and whisper me from three different toons total. You could have just left me alone.
But they had put me on ignore. I was soo tempted to log on another toon to whisper them but I didn't want to stoop to their level of douchebagery. I could have just said from the start "go look it up on thottbott" instead of saying I'm magic. But they really could have let it go. I wish I could just put everyone (except a few people) on ignore and just enjoy the game. All these other people are really starting to ruin it for me.
*sigh* Enough douchebagery for one night. I'm off to bed.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Mock the Guild "Torchered Souls"
I can only assume this guild is full of jerks and idiots based on the experience I had with them. Let me share that tale with you now!
I was running around one of the blood elf areas (I think it started in Eversong Woods), minding my own business on a baby toon I created just for the purpose of goofing off and laying low. I was being laid back, so I had the General Channel and the Trade Channel on, so I could see just how much happier I am to not be on those channels on my real toons. I was seeing a lot of "Sign my guild charter" spam on the channels, and was tuning most of it out.
I was doing my own thing, completing quests and turning them in. As I was running from one town to another, I passed a level 70 Death Knight. This char followed me, and after a few moments a "Guild Charter Signature Page" flashed up on my screen. This was one of the people spamming the trade and general chat looking for people to sign their charter. I hid close and kept moving on. Signing the charter would ahve put me in their guild, which I could have left once it was formed. I just didn't like the way they sent the page to me without even whispering me first to see if I would. I put this person on ignore the minute I hit close because I just wanted to be left alone. After a while I took this person off ignore (this would be a mistake). I was turning in more quests and just as I was about to hit "accept" (to turn in a quest and get my reward), guess what pops up on my screen and interrupts me? Yup, a "Guild Charter Signature Page" from the same toon. I hit close and quickly finished up my turn in. This char, his/her name is Deathsins, whispered me and we had a nice little chat: (not exact, but you get the gist)
Deathsins: Sign my charter
Me: No
Deathsins: I'll give you 1 gold
Me: No
Deathsins: Ur being a rude jerk
Me: I'm being a rude jerk? You are being a rude jerk
Deathsins: I can make is so you never get into a guild
Me: Have fun with that
Deathsins: I'm a level 70 and I can make it so you never get a guild invite anywhere
Me: Whatever. I have a level 80, and a guild. Have fun with that
Deathsins: Ur being a real ass, just sign my charter
Me: You are the one being rude. You don't even ask, you just send out the signature invite. I was in the middle of doing something and you kept interrupting me. And I'm the one being rude?
Deathsins: Whatever.
I put this person on ignore after that. But now, the small amount of scottish/irish blood in me is boiling for revenge. I am, at some point, going to get even with this ass. I know a few of Deathsins alts, and I'm tracking the guild they created. I don't know how, and I don't know when... but I'm going to get even for the stupid behavior and the really ridiculous threats (I have a level 70....I still giggle when I think about that). And I have a guild full of fun people that like to mess stupid people up. Deathsins has no idea what he/she invoked that day.
I was running around one of the blood elf areas (I think it started in Eversong Woods), minding my own business on a baby toon I created just for the purpose of goofing off and laying low. I was being laid back, so I had the General Channel and the Trade Channel on, so I could see just how much happier I am to not be on those channels on my real toons. I was seeing a lot of "Sign my guild charter" spam on the channels, and was tuning most of it out.
I was doing my own thing, completing quests and turning them in. As I was running from one town to another, I passed a level 70 Death Knight. This char followed me, and after a few moments a "Guild Charter Signature Page" flashed up on my screen. This was one of the people spamming the trade and general chat looking for people to sign their charter. I hid close and kept moving on. Signing the charter would ahve put me in their guild, which I could have left once it was formed. I just didn't like the way they sent the page to me without even whispering me first to see if I would. I put this person on ignore the minute I hit close because I just wanted to be left alone. After a while I took this person off ignore (this would be a mistake). I was turning in more quests and just as I was about to hit "accept" (to turn in a quest and get my reward), guess what pops up on my screen and interrupts me? Yup, a "Guild Charter Signature Page" from the same toon. I hit close and quickly finished up my turn in. This char, his/her name is Deathsins, whispered me and we had a nice little chat: (not exact, but you get the gist)
Deathsins: Sign my charter
Me: No
Deathsins: I'll give you 1 gold
Me: No
Deathsins: Ur being a rude jerk
Me: I'm being a rude jerk? You are being a rude jerk
Deathsins: I can make is so you never get into a guild
Me: Have fun with that
Deathsins: I'm a level 70 and I can make it so you never get a guild invite anywhere
Me: Whatever. I have a level 80, and a guild. Have fun with that
Deathsins: Ur being a real ass, just sign my charter
Me: You are the one being rude. You don't even ask, you just send out the signature invite. I was in the middle of doing something and you kept interrupting me. And I'm the one being rude?
Deathsins: Whatever.
I put this person on ignore after that. But now, the small amount of scottish/irish blood in me is boiling for revenge. I am, at some point, going to get even with this ass. I know a few of Deathsins alts, and I'm tracking the guild they created. I don't know how, and I don't know when... but I'm going to get even for the stupid behavior and the really ridiculous threats (I have a level 70....I still giggle when I think about that). And I have a guild full of fun people that like to mess stupid people up. Deathsins has no idea what he/she invoked that day.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
I wish I could have my very own WoW server, where only people I invite could come play with me and when they annoy me or cease to be helpful or productive I could boot them from my server. It would be so much better than the gkick button (which boots a person from a guild).
Guild drama is just stupid. It is seriously like being back in school and fighting with kids on the playground except everyone is grown up and has no good excuse for acting like a jerk. I hate it when lines and boundaries are just, non-existent and everyone does what the want or what is best for them. One really obnoxious, self-absorbed, emo wanker can ruin a quiet small guild.
Lately, our guild dynamic has been changing. It feels like the mellow laid back feeling is being replaced with a pushy, stressed vibe. That makes me grumpy. I now either need to step up and keep up with the pace and deal with the additions to the guild that I don't want, play another character or just leave the game.
If I do leave the game, I'm going out in a blaze of glory. *wicked grin*
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Ah, Flashbacks to First Grade
I guess it would actually be third grade for me, I was home-schooled for first and second grade. But I digress...
So as most you you readers (the whole two or three of you) know, I am a WoW chick and I have been posting a little bit about my role as a druid raid healer. Elfy, well Scritch actually, and I have a horde raiding guild that we have been a part of for a while. It's not the same guild we raided with at first. We left that guild because success was getting to some members heads, and it was causing the raids to feel like work instead of something fun to do. We left that guild, and actually quit playing the game for a few months. We started up alliance side and had a bunch of really stupid crap happen there after we leveled our chars and got into a "raiding" guild (I use raiding loosely here because they had no idea what a real raiding guild was, it was more "you are my friend so you get to come, even if you can't heal and we all die all night."). I think I posted about that drama trama already. So we came back to our horde chars and picked up playing with our horde friends.
The guild we are in horde side is much more laid back than our first guild. It has most of our dear friends from the first guild, who also left for similar reasons. We started running things with them, starting out in the 5 man instances for practice, gear and fun. Recently we started working on the 10 man content. For the most part, it is fun. Learning a new fight is stressful at first, but getting it done and learning the fight with good players is fun. The raiding was relatively laid back, and low-stress.
Recently, there has been a player or two (you know how there is always one, and then they rope a few others in) who have been pushing to try encounters that frankly, the guild is not ready for. There are a lot of factors that have to be conisdered with each fight-how much healing needs to be done, how much damage per second, what classes are best for each boss, and so on and so forth. Our class pool in our guild is limited (we are a small guild), and people are still working on getting gear to better their stats and such. It's hard having someone pushing pushing pushing us to move forward when we just don't have the power to do so yet. So then the fun starts to drain away, tempers flair, and I want to stop healing everyone and let them all die. It feels just like being stuck in a class of first graders, where there are always one or two kids who are trying to rule the class. I think "bossy." In this situation, it's too many leaders an a confused group of followers. Tonight was just really really stressful because I hate conflict. And I hate wankers who think they know it all but won't step up when called out.
If it keeps going like this much longer I see myself done with WoW. I'm not done just yet. I can't pass up the chance to use my healing powers for evil. The only power I have, is the power to not heal someone. My one amusement is to have a no-heal list, and after tonight, it has at least one new name. :)
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