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Wednesday, April 13 2005

Due to all the in-game trading and auction houses there is some quite detailed analysis of WoW going on. Such as in this article. To be honest though, it's a game dudes ;).
Thursday, April 14 2005

According to WorldofWar.net the rumours that Blizzard were going to unveil something huge in WoW terms at E3 seem t be nothing more than rumours. It's still possible they could announce they are making me a GM though ;).
Saturday, April 16 2005

A few days ago Blizzard launched no less than 18 new realms to cope with the 250,000 new boxsets being released. They have updated the website too which you can check out here.
Sunday, April 17 2005

It's a download system that gives you patches, etc that you can get hold of or something. It supports WoW as mentioning in this article.
Monday, April 18 2005

Inside Bay Area have published a preview of the Matrix Online - their opinion is basically it is good but no WoW good. Of course! You can read the full article here.
Tuesday, April 19 2005

It's here! With the release of the new patch - 1.4, the system is now in place along with events and some other cool stuff.
Wednesday, April 20 2005

First of all the new patch, 1.4 will be released in the EU this Friday. Secondly, North American players are getting 24 hours free due to patch problems. Also the official site has a slightly changed design.
Thursday, April 21 2005

The EU gets the patch tommorow and hopefully everything will go smoothly - at least more smoothly then when it launched in the US.
Friday, April 22 2005

First thing I don't like about it is that /pvp is now toggle. So you can just attack someone and turn it off - that sucks, it's like cheating.

There is a lot of good stuff though, you can read through all the patch notes here.
Saturday, April 23 2005

She is a columnist and has written about people paying money (sometimes in the hundreds of dollars) for stuff on WoW and other games. You can check it out here.

She goes on to mention about Station Exchange - a site run by Sony to allow EverQuest II players to trade stuff for real money with Sony taking a cut. Check the site out here.

Perhaps this could open up the way for legal selling of WoW stuff in the future.
Sunday, April 24 2005

Circuit City are currently selling copies of WoW for $25 and for another $25 you can pick up a 60 day pre-paid gamecard from Amazon. Go buy!
Monday, April 25 2005

We are all waiting for it - ok not all of us, but battlegrounds will be awesome when they launch. And rumour has it that the launch will be in the next patch!
Tuesday, April 26 2005

When this first arrived in my inbox (yesterday) I thought, hmm, there is no WoW newsletter! But apparently there is now and it's called the Wow Insider.

It has some cool stuff in. The first issues talks a bit about PvP honour, a spotlight on Onyxia (the big dragon) and a mention of battlegrounds.
Wednesday, April 27 2005

According to Games Radar, Blizzard are considering introducing a dishonor system to counter the problems created by the honor system - ganging up on weaker players, unblanaced classes, etc.

The game's lead designer said: "Trivial civilian NPCs such as quest givers and vendors will now give dishonour points to players that prey upon them. We haven't decided upon a specific penalty but it will be enough that the majority of players will not wish to engage in combat with those NPCs."
Thursday, April 28 2005

MMORPG.COM have published an article about the progression of WoW since the game launched, check it out here.
Friday, April 29 2005

According to Kotatu there are loads of people cancelling their WoW accounts due to the new PvP honor system. Check it out here.

NVIDIA are sponsering a competition on WoW which revolves around the PvP honor system, the higher up you are, the more chance you have of winning.
Saturday, April 30 2005

I thought this was out ages ago, but anyway according to Softpedia, WoW has now hit 1.5 million subscribers. Check the article out here.
Sunday, May 1 2005

Blizzard have just realsed a new night elf wallpaper. It looks reasonably cool, check it out here.
Monday, May 2 2005

Stats from Google's populat searches place WoW as the third most popular game behind Halo 2 in second and Runescape in first.
Tuesday, May 3 2005

If your looking to transfer realms from some of the overloaded North American ones, Blizzard are reopening transfers. You can find a list of eligable realms here.
Wednesday, May 4 2005

North America has a new patch to download in the form of 1.4.1. It fixes a few bugs but in terms of gameplay also adds a minimum level to instanced dungeons. No more level 60's take a level 4 to get hordes of treasure ;).
Thursday, May 5 2005

Electronic Arts have lost a lot of income which is attributed to cutting prices to compete with WoW. Who can blame them when they are competing with games like that :D. You can read the full story here.
Friday, May 6 2005

Due to a lot of people being unhappy with the current Friday morning maintainence time, it has been moved to Wednesday 5:00 am until 11:00 am on whatever European time is these days.
Saturday, May 7 2005

Here are the servers that are currently operating character transfers in the EU:

Silvermoon (PvE) --> Turalyon (PvE)
Bloodscalp (PvP) --> Kor’gall (PvP)
Burning Legion (PvP) --> Kor’gall
Shattered Hand (PvP) --> Kor’gall
Skullcrusher (PvP) --> Kor’gall
Stormscale (PvP) --> Kor’gall
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