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R.I.P. Lucy
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true story, wow blows now.
 
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What? I only raid 10 hours a week!

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And the three hours on Wednesday in ToGC10.

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And the 30 minutes in VoA25 on Tuesday.

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And the 2 hours back in ToGC10 yesterday.

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And the daily heroics, almost done farming triumphs!

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And the time it took for VoA10/Ony10/Ony25.

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We're in the middle of that expansion now, the next major patch will introduce the Ice Crown Citadel where we get to defeat Arthas. How we'll pull it off though I haven't got a damn clue.

Illidan? He was the final boss in the Burning Crusade expansion:

Illidan Stormrage was the self-proclaimed Lord of Outland, ruling from the Black Temple. He was born a night elf, and as stated by Maiev Shadowsong, became "neither demon nor night elf, but something more." He was the twin brother of Malfurion Stormrage and was in love with Tyrande Whisperwind. Once an unusually gifted sorcerer, the extent of his powers became difficult to classify due to his powers increasing in large bursts as a demon hunter, sorcerer, and having absorbed the powers of the Skull of Gul'dan.

His pursuit of power and arcane mastery led him to commit a number of horrific acts against his own people and the races of Azeroth, including defecting to Sargeras during the War of the Ancients and creating the second Well of Eternity. For his actions, he was imprisoned for ten thousand years, until his release during the Third War. He came to be called the Betrayer for his acts against the night elf people and carried the title of Lord of Outland.

Seeking to bring down her erstwhile prisoner, Maiev allied with Akama to invade the Black Temple, where she cornered Illidan in his inner sanctum and struck him down, bringing an end to one of the most tragic stories in Azeroth's history.

And if you like WoW movies, check these two out:

Burning Crusade: http://www.gametube.org/machinima/ (Illidan).
Ulduar: http://www.warcraftmovies.com/movieview.php?id=126955/
 
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Tbh, they gave him a terrific ending encounter. You should seriously watch those vids. The Burning Crusade one with Illidan is the reason why I ever bought into WoW in the first place.
 
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^ played WoW for a while don't have enough time for it anymore and don't really care about ti anymore.
 
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Agreed. There were so many custom games, I never got bored

I've played both games, got pretty far into them myself. I've pretty much had a decent fill of solo and multi PvP in RS, maxed the important stats (combat), and have a pretty respectable bank. In WoW, I'm geared pretty well pvp/dps/tanking wise. Basically I'm just waiting for weekly raid resets to get better loot, so theres alot of boring time.

Multiplayer wise I think RS has alot more potential. Clanwise, I think communities and rivalries are much stronger. You have alot more contact with other communities.

In WoW, you dont really have as great pvp, but you have raids and something CONSTANTLY to do. There really is no end in wow; you can always be doing something USEFUL. In RS, not so much. Keep in mind I dont find skilling useful, so this is debatable for some.

Both games get really repetitive. If theres not a raid in WoW, I'm not doing much. If theres no clan event, im not doing much again (I pretty much had everything id ever want in RS).

RS was more addicting.

WoW is an easy way to pass time (I'm not addicted contrary to popular belief). In RS, there was too much downtown. I would pick RS when clanning was more fun and there wasnt politics or so much arrogance.

I personally dont see myself playing WoW 3 months from now, unless the new patches really make it worth it.
 
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bto

Ex-WG Warlord

"It is our direction, not our intentions, that lead us to our destinations."