No we are not talking about the movie about Michael Jackson. This is about me quitting WoW for good. Recently I have started to figure how much money and time I have put in that game and realized that I could be spending my time much better. My substriction runs out end of this month and that will be the last one I will be ever paying. Should probably sell my account to get something back of the time I have spent on that game.
So yeah, didn’t make it through the semi-finals in the competition. Well none of the guys from my school made it and one of them had been in the finals two times.
So what else has happened? I reinstalled my Windows 7 and it feels lot faster. I also switched from Mozilla Firefox to Google Chrome. This is rather nice browser, but it is missing an adblock addon similiar to the one in Firefox.
So I had a big website project for a competition. I had to create a website for a skating team that had index with list of the members and a video of them skating. That was the easy part. Then I had to create an admin panel where admin can add/delete/modify members and events and where members or the admin can modify whetever a member can make it to an event. Making this took a while and while doing it I learned lots of new things.
On the other news, I am back playing WoW with my warrior I leveled. Healing with my druid become quite boring after a while (year) and I decided to try on tanking. Now I have a very good geared tank warrior to go to Icecrown Citadel with. Been clearing 10man with my guild and 25man with pugs. Here is a pic of my warrior and my custom UI (made by me, idea from tankspot).
Probably not the kind of player you think I ment, but she is awesome. So young and plays like an expert. Was bored and spent a long time singing by myself listening to her playing (only time I can sing is when I am alone, since my singing voice is so horrible).
Oh and I also am taking part in a competition where I will be competing in my skill of doing websites. We will be given some paper exams with questions like “if you had PHP-code like this, what would the outcome be?” and etc. I am very nervous about it, since I tend to think I suck at making websites.
Well it was actually lifted some time ago, but I was in middle of changing computers then. I also lost most of the material I had taken from the game, and only a small image gallery which I had already uploaded here remains. Well it’s better than nothing.
He tells that this IS in-game idling. The script can easily change your video settings to launch TF2 in low-video mode or with your normal settings. It will also cycle reconnect/cycle through servers in servers.txt file if you get disconnected.
This is not VAC-bannable in any way, nor is this using an external program to gain anything in the game. This is just CMD-script that makes idling easier.
Wolrd of Goo turned 1 year old and now for limited time you can buy yours with the price you decide yourself! The game is awesome and I really recommend you buy it, even if you buy it for 0.01 $
ScribeFire is a nice Mozilla Firefox addon that let’s you write blog entries directly from your browser. You can use it easily with different kind of blogs like I use it with my wordpress. If you write a blog, you should grab this addon!
Oh and Gamespot is having a competition about the All-time greatest game hero. Gordon Freeman has made his way pretty high, and is now facing against Link. He has a steady lead at the moment because Valve rallied some of his loyal fans to vote for him.
If you haven’t voted already, vote for gordon at: http://www.gamespot.com/greatest-video-game-hero/vote/index.html?battle_id=62