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Casual player: "I don't have time for this game, but I'd like to progress too! I should be able to experience as much content as everyone else."

Raider: "So you're saying you should get as much out of the game as someone who spends over 9000 hours farming so and so instances, and running these instances to get attuned to these instances, and farming these mats for this gear, and so on and so forth?"

Recently on the forums there have been a number of threads popping up wondering what the average tank's situation is going to look like, gear-wise, after patch 2.4 hits. Assuming you won't be raiding Sunwell Plateau anytime soon, the new 5-man dungeon Magister's Terrace is the obvious choice for new loot drops if you're raising a Warrior, Druid, or Paladin whose primary responsibility will be tanking. My guild is raiding Tier 6 at this point, but I have to admit: 5-mans are still my favorite part of the game and I've been looking forward to seeing Magister's Terrace more than anything else. But after running across a now-departed forum thread complaining that it was going to be even more difficult than usual pugging a tank for a dungeon where virtually no tanking loot drops, it occurred to me that spoiling myself a little with a look through the known drops might be in order, especially as I had heard rumors of a truly amazing drop.

First off I want to say I'm posting this here as well as in the Suggestions Forum because I want to ignite a spark that will begin with the players and end with the game-makers after something is changed. That being said it is imperative that players first, blizzard second, understand my message.

Free Market doesn't work. Plain and simple. You put an auction house up with a set of simple rules and mechanics that allow it to work, which allows players to post items for sale. And then the developers walk away. Hoping their creation works and everyone is happy. Unfortunately this is not the case. This system only works when everyone plays nice and doesn't price gouge, or try to monopolize the economy.

Warlocks who have always been a bit frustrated when they go into Shadow Labyrinth and see all those huge, delicious demons who refuse to be enslaved will get a kick out of this: It seems that a warlock on the PTR managed to enslave one of the biggest, baddest demons we've yet seen in the World of Warcraft: Brutallus, the pit lord boss in the Sunwell Plateau. Not only that, he then managed to get him out of the instance and set him loose on the docks, where he proceeded to smash up all the level 1 sightseers and the level 70 Adventurers alike and generally make a huge mess of things.

I have a problem, i'm addicted to wow. I'm writing this in hope that someone that has had a similar problem, found a solution and can help me. Everyday playing wow, 1 hour turns to 2 then 4 then 8 etc. I try to stop, but when i turn off the PC, i find myself turning it on 10 mins later.

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Feign Death + Jumple Cables = many many people falling in love with you.

Explosives to open doors/chests = many more people falling in love with you

Surestrike Goggles v2.0= me falling in love with myself. lol

Flying mounts(granted they are becoming somewhat commonplace it makes me sad, but oh well)

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I have a FX5900 with most settings maxed, and I get around 20 in populated areas, 40-60 in empty areas, 70+ in caves.

As for tweaking Cedega, there are a few things you can do:
Assuming you have version 5.0.3 with P2P: Edit the profile that is used for WoW, right click the program and click Edit Profile. On the General Tab, make sure Scheduler is set to "No" and both "Decrease WineServer Priority" and "Accelerated Interprocess Communication" are checked.

Under Graphics:
Set Pixel Shaders to version 1.3, make sure the Video ram is set to the amount your card has, and the AGP Vertex Data is set to about half what your Video ram is. Set Fixed Program to No, Fragment Offset to Tex, and Non Power of Two Textures to Yes. Then check Fixed GL extention Buffer and add "-GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object" (no quotes) to the Manual GL Extensions.

Hopefully that helps some, but I would recommend backing up your config before editing. I believe there are a few things I need to test some more, but this config has worked for me so far. If I find anything that needs to be changed, ill post it here, ill tweak some more next chance I get. If anyone thinks theres something wrong with one of these settings, let me know and ill check it.

Another patch... another lowering of performance. I hate having such nice hardware and such crap performance. At least I was able to stay around 30fps in Shattrath before the patch. Now my framerate can drop down to 15fps in Shatt when flying around depending on where I am. I still stick at my 60fps cap around most of Azeroth but Outland performance leaves something to be desired.

basically im looking to get two nvidia geforce 8800 GTS's, but im just curious what everyone is running. I have no idea whether the directX10 capabilities that come with the geforce will have any effect on my gameplay/screen rates. I do know its time to get rid of the generic card thats in my box now, I havent played being that I am away from home for awhile and i want to get some wise imput before i come home, drop some money, and find out i went way overboard.....