February 21st, 2006
The Evolution of Oblivion
It’s been a couple of weeks since my last update and many exciting things have been going on in the game. The most exciting of all is the addition of a new channel in major cities: The Guild Recruitment Channel. Oh, this thing is fucking GOLD, people. I hang out in Orgrimmar just to catch some of it.
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This has been a great addition, as it’s also cut back on most advertising. Still, the addition of this channel does not mean that you won’t run into shouts in other zones. Take this shout for Hells Legend that I caught in the Barrens not too long ago:
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Hells Legend! They’re reforming the end game it use to be! Also, they don’t know what an apostrophe is!
I like to create noobs every so often as a little R&R. It had been a while since I had tromped off to cow town, so I started a druid that I could play for a few levels. While I was doing all of my noob cow quests in the noob area around TB, someone started shouting for help. I’m always available to help other noobs if I am able, so I offered to help.
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I’m a helpful sort. It’s unfortunate too, because I probably wouldn’t have to deal with half the noobs I’ve met if I just left things alone. I have an RL friend who just started playing WoW recently, and he’s completely clueless. I felt bad for this guy so I wanted to help him out as best I could.

Ok, I’m going in –
He said that he “got it” so I assumed (stupid me) that he knew what to do now. Apparently not because I quit talking to him and three minutes later I get another message from him:

DO U KNOW HOW TO DO IT OR NOT? What a jerk! Ok, now I’m curious to know who in the hell I’m talking to………………………….
………………..Wait for it……………………
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45 Warrior of Hells Legend! Well, apparently the “reformed end game” is idiot ebayers. Good to know.
The Valentine Quests have come and gone. They were a lot of fun while they lasted, and Blizzard even ended up incorporating another race between Alliance and Horde. The Alliance probably won; I don’t know and I don’t care. I happened to check a couple of days before the event ended, and of course the Horde was dragging behind. If any disgruntled Alliance players are reading this, why don’t you go to the Aggramar boards and start another stupid “Server Pride” post about how the Horde doesn’t have enough server pride and that’s why we don’t spend our every waking moment turning in resources. In return, we’ll start one called “Get A Life Pride”, where you go outdoors and get girlfriends or something.
Truth be told, I think that the real reason we lost may have been because the Horde doesn’t have the brightest players in the bunch - it seems the Valentine Quests confused quite a few of our number.
…Ok, I am beginning to figure out why, every time I open my mouth, Zug and Caul are telling me to behave. Still, despite the occasional idiot, love was in the air.
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Or not. But you know me - I’m helpful, and I’m all about helping out the unlucky in love with my fabulous advice.
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Unfortunately, I couldn’t think of anything to tell Soul. He dug this hole on his own.
Good luck, babe. LOL
In Oblivion news, we’ve been raiding, grouping, killing stuff, and getting phat lewts. Grats to everyone. Most importantly, we have another promotion among our ranks. This promotion was awarded due to hard work, dedication, charisma — oh who am I kidding? You know there was a lot of butt-kissing going on.

Congrats Arcadi on his promotion to Officer - no one else was willing to give me a back wax. I mean, he has the nerves of steel that it takes to lead this guild to victory! Already he is hard at work, training our new raiding folk.
What dedication! Keep in mind that an officer also has to be able to make decisions on the fly.
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“The fly” happens to be somewhere in the ballpark of a year and a half. Anyway, congrats Arcadi! We are looking forward to having you in Officer chat!
Stay tuned for more news from Oblivion.













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