GOSH DARN THIS SH*T IS PISSING ME OFF
 

GOSH DARN PEOPLE COMPLAIN ALL DAY ABOUT NO GOSH DARN VELIOUS OR NO GOSH DARN MOBS, THEN DONT HELP TO MAKE THE VELIOUS HAPPENS. YEA SURE, I DONT PLAY ON THE TEST SERVER EITHER.. BUT AT LEAST I DO MY PART TO HELP BY SPREADING THE WORD.


THIS WORD BEING THAT THE MORE PEOPLE WHO TEST, THE SOONER THE VELIOUS ARE RELEASED. THERES A GOSH DARN CHECKLIST AND THE SOONER IT GETS COMPLETED, THE SOONER THE VELIOUS WILL COME.

I JUST WANT TO GO OTHER PLACES ON MY LEVEL 30s THAN DUMBASS MISTMOORE OR DUMBASS HIGHKEEP.

/RANT

swish has been this way for a good while. y'all should start a club

Gosh Darnit!

TMO raids Velious twice a week and gives DKP for it.
IB raids sometimes as well.

Its the shit casual guilds like BDA and Taken who are delaying Velious. You'd think a guild that kills one mob a month in a rotation would have time to help fix the server.

I know it's an unpopular opinion but they really should lock down live for a month to force people to beta test. Or offer some sort of compensation for logging ours on velious beta.

It worked in Kunark when they locked the server and made people test kunark.

The compensation is all the loot your guild will be getting when it goes live.

Maybe TMO should voluntarily suspend raiding on blue and put all that time/effort in to beta testing. I know it would be hard to give up loot for your 3rd/4th alts, but do it for the good of the server!

Why? TMO raids 1-2 days a week and we raid velious 1-2 days a week.

Forcing the server to test content is like a bitter pill. It may taste horrid going down but if it cures your illness then its worth it.

90% of the players not in TMO/IB are fucking horrible at this game and will never attempt to do anything outside there small comfort zone. This is why you see harder zones deserted often and KC packed with idiots.

Force them over to velious or they will never go.

I think Tiggles has a crush on us cause he's always talking about us

dagnabbit!

another pointles rant by tiggles who wants so BADLY to feel a part of something important.