bronzdragon

@bronzdragon (64)

United States • Age 54

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How fast did you get to lvl 70 or 60?

Thiswebpage @Thiswebpage (48) • United States 13 Aug 08

Hi I have been playing Wow for about a year now and im still lvl 30. Maybe its because I rarely play it or something i don't know. So how long did it take you guys to hit 50 or 70? ( oh and if you can give me some tips plz)

wow lvl 70 60 slow

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bronzdragon If you are hardcore and have 5+ hours a day to devote to leveling, I'd say you could make it to 70 in a month. That's a lot of playing though, especially for a person with a life. An average person, can probably make level 70 in 2-3 months of casual...

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Is Turtling Effective in AV?

slyvixen42 @slyvixen42 (926) • United States 13 Jun 08

I'm an Alliance player and before the changes in AV the Horde used to turtle a lot. Is it, or was it ever, an effective way to win an AV game?

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bronzdragon Turtling can be effective, if done right. For a turtle to work, your side has to be ahead on points ... usually due to having taken one or more towers out, more then the other side. Then setting up your turtle at that point. In example ... the horde have a...

14 Jun 08

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How do you handle noobs?

slyvixen42 @slyvixen42 (926) • United States 9 Jun 08

What do you do when you run into a noob asking for help? I usually try to help them the best I can. Sometimes they just ask for gold or speak in barely intelligable broken English, but I try to help them anyway. I think a little...

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bronzdragon I agree with the above posters. I do think there are two types of n00bs in the game. The first, being a true person new to the game. I usually help these people out with information and give them helpful URLs to information sites about WoW. I don't, however,...

10 Jun 08

Do you role play?

Zalvor @Zalvor (727) • Turkey 15 May 08

I used to play Warcraft on one of the RP&PVP servers, and even there, there was not much of a role playing going on. Why do you think this is so?

world of warcraft

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bronzdragon I'm an old time D&D roleplayer. But, I've also been playing online gaming since about 1999 when I started playing EQ. In my opinion the online rpgs are not a great vehicle for role playing. It's easier and more fun to do in person. But there's another dynamic....

2 Jun 08

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What do you play on WoW?

Entiat @Entiat (21) • United States 13 Apr 08

I play a LvL 70 undead priest. What do you play? -Entiat-

world of warcraft

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bronzdragon I have 2 different 70 warriors that I alternate between. One is horde on a PvE server and one is alliance on a PvP server. I'm now working on a rogue on the PvP as well as my Tier 1 gear on the horde side.

14 Apr 08

Article On Yahoo

jdeforge @jdeforge (224) • United States 19 Feb 08

Did anyone else see the article posted on yahoo news over the weekend regarding WoW? It was an article stating that WoW is becoming a big cause of younger marriages ending in divorce. I can see this for sure, especially if you...

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bronzdragon My wife and I have been gaming for many years. We learned after several years that you have to make time for "family time." Gaming is fun, and we both enjoy it...but if you don't take time out to do things with your spouse or children, you will grow apart and...

20 Feb 08

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Kid goes nuts at Parents when they Pull the Game's Plug!

theprogamer @theprogamer (10534) • United States 22 Dec 07

Well digging through my archives and having my last discussion as inspiration, I'm in a laughing mood. I found this item, its an old one but still one that cracks me...

kids

parenting

warcraft

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bronzdragon Wow, not that we had online video games when I was a kid ... but if I had reacted that way to any type of decision my mom had made, she first would look at me like I had totally lost my mind. Then she would have picked up the whole computer, walked outside and...

13 Feb 08

Current Trends in MMO's

MrMalice @MrMalice (82) • United States 8 Feb 08

It's starting to dawn on me that the MMO industry is going to quickly find themselves in trouble. What's the problem you may ask? Well first of all, the territory is being dominated and secondly "innovation" is only a word used to...

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bronzdragon I understand your point. I'd like to add that even WoW got a lot of their ideas from other games that came before them. It's been a gradual process, where thankfully, games have generally gotten better over the years. WoW did a great job of taking what several...

13 Feb 08

Age you started working and earning on your own... how was it?

joyce959 @joyce959 (1559) • Philippines 26 Mar 07

Some people start working at an early age due to poverty or their parents cannot support them due to financial difficulties. There are some who are lucky enough to get an education or finish a degree before they start...

age started working

earning on yourself

job

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bronzdragon Originally I got my first job at 11. It was a paper route and required about 3 hours daily to complete. I worked this, and was gratefull to have a bit of money to spend, because my parents did not give me money (as most children these days) have done to...

27 Mar 07

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Have you ever heard of an almost 65 year old getting pocket money ??

weemam @weemam (13372) 27 Mar 07

I will be 65 next month , and my parents are now 89 and 88 years old , Our 2 eldest are 44 and 41 and are both married with teenagers "our 4 gorgeous grandchildren" my Mum has always given the grandchildren and our youngest who...

god bless them

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bronzdragon Well, the way I look at it ... no matter what age, if you live together and/or go out together a lot ... it's just polite to share expenses. Even if you would never ask your mother to pay for anything ... it makes her feel better offering to help a...

27 Mar 07

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How do people address each other at work in your counrty?

Rexy_leigh @Rexy_leigh (1189) • Philippines 23 Mar 07

How do you address your boss? Your co-workers? How you worked for a foreign company and noticed that they have another way of addressing each other in the office? OK. My first job was in a Montessori School owned and run by...

ways people address each other at work

work

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bronzdragon It is common where I live to just address people by their first name. If they are elder then you by a decent amount, like 15 years or more elder, then a lot of times people add the Ms. or Mr. to thier first name as a show of respect ... but that's not just at...

23 Mar 07

What do you think? Older and more experienced or younger and trainable?

hockeygal4ever @hockeygal4ever (10021) • United States 23 Mar 07

I tend to go for younger men, not for their trainability but more so for their personality and zest for life. Men my age are generally (not all I'm sure) very down on life and looking for a maid and housekeeper with a part time...

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bronzdragon I've always prefered older women. During college I found girls my age to be immature. I don't know about the training part, but I picked my wife (10 years my senior) on a lot of factors but most of all, we got along well. I think two people in a...

23 Mar 07

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How old were you When you Started Driving a Car?

mzbubblie @mzbubblie (3839) • United States 23 Mar 07

I was actually 17 when I got my drivers license. When I got my license, there was no such thing as drivers education class. That actually started a year after I got my license. My younger brother was next and he had to take the...

age

driver license

driving

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bronzdragon I got my learner's permit at 15, and took driver's ed in school at 16. I got my license about a month after turning 16. I trully didn't start driving until I was about 20 though, when I had enough money to get a car.

23 Mar 07

Who was in the delivery room when you gave birth?

gapeach65 @gapeach65 (805) • United States 23 Mar 07

This morning I was reminded of a funny situation when I gave birth to my youngest son. The room was dark, it was about 4 AM, my husband was by my side, there was the doctor and a few nurses (I don't remember how many). After my...

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bronzdragon My cousin made the mistake of holding his wife's hand through the birth. She squeezed it so hard, that she broke 4 bones in his hand. Needless-to-say, I made sure not to hold my wife's hand during the birth of our daughter. :)

23 Mar 07

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Have you ever used the kid leashes with your kids?

Teresa W. @horsesrule (1957) • United States 22 Mar 07

When we would go into public with the two oldest children we would have to put those kid leashes on both of them but especially on the youngest one. He's was just a little hyper, couldn't seem to stand still unless you were...

had children

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bronzdragon A leash is for an animal. A child that is taught to obey their parents properly, stays by their parents while out in public and does not run around like a crazy person. I have never even thought about putting a leash on my daughter and in fact, felt...

22 Mar 07

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Indictment: Molester, dad abused boy while mom watched

vehaileairu @vehaileairu (2286) • Philippines 22 Mar 07

i am so horrified with this story.. the 6 year old child was placed in a trash bag! after his molested and took turns as the mother watched and they choked the 6 year old to death! here is the story to read further.. and see...

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bronzdragon An eye for an eye, I say. All three of them should be sodomized by a baseball bat and choked to death. Don't even waste the money on the electric chair or injection. Subhuman. And you're right, I wouldn't even compare them to animals.

22 Mar 07

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