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"Who still plays WoW?"

I'm thinking of subscribing for a month maybe.
Anything new since about March/April? I bet there are about 3 updates too.

We should all go on one server and start a new alt. Y'see I wouldn't mind a mage but I dont want to make it alone. Anyone else? could be a laugh. Make a guild and such.

Dolores is still alive?

*swoons*

Are there still any bugs/glitches/annoyances in Halo 2?

MM you have to buy Halo 2 and play with Many Goats, Dolores and myself.

I never use any voice/talky things, or want to hear other people - goes for PC and Xbox Live.

Example: the other day on Xbox Live, someone with a bad cough - I plugged in the headset just to ask if he was dying. No reply. Another time someone had a baby crying in the background... The lobby screens are the worst, just 15 other idiots bellowing about how they died. Great.

Hedfix wrote:
> I wouldn't want to communicate using a keyboard - proximity voice all
> the way.

Urg. Not my cup of tea. I mute all voices in games like CS as high pitched 13year old voices are like fingers down a blackboard to me.

The idea of this constantly in heavily populated ares: -

"NOW IN AH! GLOM REAPER OF THE WHALE"
"LFG GNONEREGAN! LFG GNOMEREGAN!"

Nah, I'd never play it again.

Text only, while limited at times, allows me to filter out the garbage.

Yep, it'll be interesting to see how they go about it :)

Kim, how did the MC run go last night then?

Bullett wrote:
> Yeah, but you can always scroll up and see what you missed.
>
> I'm sure Blizzard are churning out ideas like this right now - they
> won't mess it up, it's too important for them - especially if they
> want to compete with FFXI on the 360...

I'd like to see it done, there's plenty of innovations they can steal from Fable and PSO among others in-order to make a decent console version.

satans little helper wrote:
> Ugh, imagine Ironforge with a headset.

I'd assume they'd lower the range for proximity voice in crowded areas.

satans little helper wrote:
> Ugh, imagine Ironforge with a headset.

Hehe, it's painful enough as it is :D

Bullett wrote:
>
> But still, there would need to be a way of tracking all channels
> simultaneously, like in the PC version.

Yeah, best thing I can think if is a series of lights/icons and when someone is speaking in one of the channels the channel's light/icon lights up so you can switch to it and listen to what's being said.