Battlefield Black Dwarf list

~Class choice~
2010-03-13 00:00:00
I agree with the poster above.
Although, I still want to throw in my 2 cents
I have a hunter lvl 62 and a two rogues - one BE lvl 50 and one UD lvl 29 (atm).
Hunter gets kind of boring fast, but they are amazing for leveling and farming if beastmaster specced. They can be fun to manage in instances as well (that's where you get to learn to use your skills!)
Rogue on the other hand is such a blast to play. I got my BE to lvl 50, only to find out that I wanted an undead because 1) they are so much cooler appearence wise and 2) WoTF is just imba. Knowing that I would do a lot of endgame pvp I would regret if I never made that undead. So I rerolled.
Sitting at lvl 29 right now, every level has been so fun. My hunter sends him gold, and when you are a decked in blues and good gear in such lo...

How did I get to this point?
2010-03-05 00:00:00
K, I've looked at your armory profile (BTW your ring shows up there).
Talents are ok (basically BM raid cookie cutter)
From the reputation I can see that this is a rather new character. You did not run those dungeons many times, believe me. You don't have any dungeon faction on revered. You cannot have done more than 5 or 6 instance runs for those factions. It takes time to aquire gear, no need to whine early about bad luck or stuff like this. Once you got all those factions to exalted (which really does not take so much time) and still don't have seen most drops which you are interested in it might be time to QQ more, but till then just do those dungeons a few more times.
Your choice of gear is quite ok, you know for which stats you have to look.
Your gear in total is not that crappy. You still have some greens and may want some upgrades there before entering deeper into Karazhan. However there are a lot of crafted items / boe blues which can be upgrades for you. Your HP, mana, AP and crit is way to low. HP and mana will come with gear upgrades.
Your low AP and crit howeve...

Sword of the New World Granado Espada Releases Expansion
2009-11-07 00:00:00
K2 Network (www.GamersFirst.net) a leading online game publisher, announced today that it has launched an expansion for its epic Age of Exploration MMORPG Sword of the New World: Granado Espada. The new expansion is entitled Manifest Destiny; a name that was proposed by the game's own community. The expansion offers five new characters, two new maps and five new zones as well as new events and additions to the game's item store.

In 2007, Sword of the New World: Granado Espada players were included in the process of naming the expansion and the Halian Family from the game's Orpesia World proposed the eventual winner: Manifest Destiny.

"We feel that this name perfectly encompasses all of the aspect of the expansion," said Philip Maurer, Associate Producer at K2 Network. "As Pioneers will be exploring further West in this expansion, claiming the new lands "Manifest Destiny" puts a real spin on the continuing storyline as the Crown and the Republic begin to lay claim to lands that seem to be occupied by other inhabitants. As the story moves westward it will become clear, that this land was put here by providence and it is up to the Pioneers, to take it."

New Characters
The expansion brings with it five new UPC (unique playable characters), with three of these characters immediately available on launch day:
Soso, Angie and Viki.

Soso is a girl who has traveled to Granado Espada from the far away lands east of Ciam. She is highly skilled in the martial arts and is eager...

Know The Game To Get Your Eq Account
2009-09-24 00:00:00
The community that belongs to the EverQuest accounts game has continued its own growth on a daily basis. The EverQuest accounts are traded online in order for the buyer to reach higher levels in the game. They can also try to transfer even their characters from one account to another but this process is likely to be more difficult than one may expect it to be. This present community has evolved from different message boards, guilds, fan sites; but constant playing of the game is to be taken into account too because playing stands for a continuous search for new options and solutions. One of these options is mainly related to the possibility that a friend of yours is playing the same game but not on the same server as yours. This situation has been urged for a solution, therefore, there are many sites that may allow you to switch servers but you have to be aware that there are some conditions implied by this process. For instance, some of ...

I blame the internet!
2009-09-19 00:00:00
The world is a rapidly changing place. Oh I know, it might not look that way as you rush to your window in search for flying cars or at the very least;
Those skimpy aluminum foil dresses that "future women" always would wear in bad 60's movies depicting some outlandishly impossible year like 2005 that made them look like they were smuggling two baked potatoes..

And while we go by our normal day-to-day operations; we're not only blissfully unaware of exactly how fast we are soaring through cosmos, but we never stop to give thought to the casualties left behind in the wake of progress.
So what caused these deep, introspective, breast mentioned reflections?
Tips and Tricks Magazine is going to that big Coffee Table in the sky.
Big deal right? Just another gaming magazine that didn't make it, and I'm sure that there will be others sprouting up like the pipe plants in Mario Brothers to replace it. Right?
Wrong.
Tips and Tricks Magazine didn't die out because of poor writing, lack of content or any of the things that kills off magazines. It died out because of us, because of change, and because of the dreaded...
INTERNETZ!

You see, fifteen years ago, if you wanted codes and tricks and ways to cheat in video games, you had two choices;
A) You'd figure them out and trade them with your friends. (Which is just friggin' creepy if you stop to think about it because we ALL know the Konami code, but can YOU remember where you first heard it? I damn sure can't and I think that I may even have been BORN with it preprogrammed into my skull.
B) You loitered around the grocery store in hopes that someone else had ripped open a copy of Nintendo Power, Power Gamer, or Tips and Tricks so that you could speed read and glean any information before you were caught, or your mother had finished buying groceries.
That was it. There was no magic of the internet. There was no being merely ten seconds away from the answer to ANY question you could think of.
We had gaming magazines...

World of Warcraft Center for Leveling and Gold Guides
2009-09-17 00:00:00
World of Warcraft, often referred to as WoW, is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game MMORPG. It is Blizzard Entertainment's fourth released game set in the fantasy Warcraft universe, which was first introduced by Warcraft: Orcs & Humans in 1994. World of Warcraft takes place within the world of Azeroth, four years after the events at the conclusion of Blizzard's previous release, Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne. Blizzard Entertainment announced World of Warcraft on September 2, 2001. The game was released on November 23, 2004, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Warcraft franchise.
The first expansion set of the game, The Burning Crusade, was released on January 16, 2007. The second expansion set, Wrath of the Lich King, was released on November 13, 2008.
With more than 11.5 million monthly subscribers, World of Warcraft is currently the world's largest MMORPG in those terms, and holds the Guinness World Record for the most popular MMORPG. In April 2008, World of Warcraft was estimated to hold 62% of the massively multiplayer online game (MMOG) market.
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I give tips/tricks on how to do most of the quests in Northrend, all done in a step-by-step fashion.
I have lots of videos (over a 100!) demonstrating how to do all the hard and confusing quests in Northrend.
Coordinates are listed for everything, and interactive map coordinates are available as well (for the MetaMap Mod).
This guide is nicely organized into leveling areas with complete pictures on the exact paths to take. These pictures are VERY helpful, I have spent a lot of time mapping out everything, the quest paths to take, where the quest mobs are at, where the quest givers are at, and so on and so on. You can just use my illustrations for finding everything in the game world.
I list exactly when to accept quests, when to do them and when to turn them in, all in an order which is done in the most efficient manner.
All quests, mobs, and items are linked to wowhead.com!
I go into great detail in it, I list everything that I do, including when I make an area my new home, or when I accept or turn in a quest, EVERYTHING is documented.
Whether you want to follow this guide step-by-step or simply just pick up what quests to get, what quests to avoid, where to do them, when to turn them in etc, and no matter what level you currently are in Northrend, this guide can dramatically help you level a LOT faster.
Whether you like soloing...