Bleh - WoW

[alpharaposa]

I've canceled my World of Warcraft subscription. For now, at least. It runs out in three days. I'll log in and make sure all the mail drifting between characters gets taken care of, so nothing gets deleted while I'm not playing.

Guilds make the game, and lately, The Unbroken's "vanguard" group has become pretty much the only group doing anything. If your project conflicts with one of theirs, well, theirs is gonna happen. Not yours.

*sigh*

I can't get excited about the expansion. Okay, the quests and the lore would be interesting, but it'll still be there later.

Comments

[anher.livejournal.com]

We found a decent utility called Dices that works fairly well. It's not the greatest but it's free and fairly easy to use.

[neppyman.livejournal.com]

I'm actually giving throught to doing an on-line tabletop game, using voice chat software (probably TeamSpeak) and some sort of typing chat (for dice rolling).

(a) Could you give me some details on Dices, maybe a link?

(b) Would you and/or stryck be interested in playing?

[anher.livejournal.com]

a)Sure, you can find it here.

b)It's possible.

[neppyman.livejournal.com]

Sweet, thanks for the link. Installed and fiddling, and it looks quite promising. I'd like to pair it up with voice chat for a bit more of a personal touch if I ran an on-line campaign.

[stryck.livejournal.com]

I would warn you that we don't play GURPS anymore. The crunchiness made us give it up.

[neppyman.livejournal.com]

No problem. GURPS is too complicated for on-line play anyways. I was actually planning to use either Tales From the Floating Vagabond, or even Toon. The idea being to keep it simple, and funny. Also, I was going to run a Villain campaign. Basically have the players be a group of bad guys, thrown together for a job, and then go from there. If you've seen the movie Ronin, that would be a good example of the style, but take away the serious aspect and insert generous doses of humor.