#165: When You Gotta Go

I think we’ve all been there. :) Fleet fights are pretty interesting that way really, there’s usually such a presence of mind required when a situation is at hand, and unlike a lot of games there’s not a lot of possibility for you to take a rest.

I think a lot of that is the fact we’re not raiding NPCs really, but against people with some skills, and things can happen at any time.

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Published:: 8.16.08 / 8pm

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Mynxee 8.17.08 / 9am

Hmmm, that’ll work great for you guys. Not so much for us girls.
Dwarf 8.18.08 / 7am

Lies! There are no women that play MMOs (and if there are, they certainly would never be single).
Maelia 8.18.08 / 11am

…yup, about the only good use I can see for an item from the WoW store…
Confuzer 10.13.08 / 8am

Big cola bottle works too… but after alot of beer the aim could be off :D
Mauricio 11.14.08 / 6am

…a small detail…
“…it can ALSO be used as a beer stein.” I just hope people be aware that should come BEFORE the relief moments, otherwise it can be very mess up.

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