It’s a brand new year and while I know you’re probably busy playing
through Icecrown Citadel, I wanted to drop by and let you know I
just got an email telling me that the January Warcraft Formula is hot off the presses and ready to be
downloaded. This month has
some more juicy 3.3 details as well as yet more achievement
chomping content, so get over there now before it’s too late.
They’re always all over the newest content – here’s a heads up on
what you can expect from the pair this time out:
- In Depth 3.3 Patch Strategies – Month One’s section of ICC is
unlocked and ready to play. Check out full strategies for all four
bosses in the Lower Spire.
- Lil Game Hunter – Learn how you can have all 75 small pets
needed for the epic achievement.
- The Dungeon Finder – This awesome new feature is taking the WoW
community by storm.
Check it out now.
There are of course many more details and strategies jammed into
the January issue – get over to Warcraft Formula today and check it out
before everyone else gets a jump on you.
Every Monday Scott Andrews contributes Officers’ Quarters, a column about the ins and outs of guild leadership.
Sharing accounts is an issue that I’ve talked about in the past (and I’m sure, in some people’s opinions, beaten to death). Previously I’ve covered a few different situations. First there was a general question about the issue, which I answered back in 2007. Then there was an officer who shared his account with his girlfriend (which is still a terrible idea in my opinion). Finally, a guild leader’s account was banned because he bought it from another player, and his guild’s progression subsequently skidded to a halt. As if those examples weren’t enough to convince you that account sharing can cause a lot of problems, here’s another one:
Recently, my fellow guild officers and I decided to kick a member from our guild, which also caused three other members to leave. The person who we initially kicked from the guild had asked our guild leader for a BoE Epic item in the “Ask an Officer” tab of the bank. Our guild leader responded by saying he’d ask the officers about it before handing the axe out.
Not less than an hour later he asked another guild member to take it out of the guild bank for him. Being a good guild member, they asked the guild leader if it was okay. It was instantly perceived as being an attempt to ninja the item from the bank by trying to avoid the guild leader.
Our intrepid Moviewatch host, Michael Gray, is fine but is dealing with the aftermath of far too much snow and has asked me to show a rerun. He tells me that he’s been receiving submissions again for Craft of War: Blind. Percula’s wonderful machinima is easily our most requested video and rather than try to fight it, we just succumb to reader pressure and show it every few months or so.
The history: Percula made this amazing movie and promised us more. He hosted it on Vimeo, who decided that it was gameplay footage (which they don’t allow) and deleted it without warning, taking all of the comments and views with it. Percula was able to get it rehosted with a promise not to delete it again. In the meantime, Percula has stopped playing WoW and is no longer planning on creating the much anticipated sequel. A sad, sad thing.
Of course, we’re mostly playing this again for our pleasure. We don’t really think our readers will stop submitting this, telling us it’s a crime that we’ve never posted it in Moviewatch before. But just to set the record straight, we showed it here first on December 26, 2008 and often since then. Enjoy!
Interested in the wide world of machinima? We have new movies every weekday here on WoW Moviewatch! Have suggestions for machinima we ought to feature? Toss us an e-mail at machinima AT wow DOT com.
