roll a d20 … rattle rattle rattle oh kewl a 19!… gm you failed…. why?! Gm I rolled a 20.

LOL

You rock SJ

I just wanted to say welcome back. I’ve been checking this site everyday now for about 8 months or so.

I was sad to see you go but at the same time I couldn’t help but understand a little of what you are going through. I’m currently taking a break from the game myself in order to set things straight in my life. I plan on coming back in the fall if all goes well.

The thing I like most about coming here and reading your posts is not only the fact that you know what you’re talking about when it comes to DKs, but also your inherent ability to articulate what’s on your mind.

For me it’s great to be able to come here and see that there are others who enjoy this game very much, but at the same time have RL issues to deal with as well.

You’re doing a great job with this site and I’m sure that any direction you choose to take it will not matter to your devoted fan base.

though id just drop this comment here as its your latest post and though ud have more chance at readin this 1

Cheer For all You hard work man,
Terrorfíend <3

As your working or will be working on the PTR info can you also take along some calculations as the the parry/dodge ratio and how Dk tanks are gonna be in 3.2 with the HP nerfish comming and the parry changes?

Atm i’m tanking alot but we DK tanks are still too damn squishy in Ulduar

Im sure whatever you do with the site will be awesome as it always is.

I know how you feel, in Classic WoW, I had a burn-out that kept me away from the game for over 6 months. This was due to being a hardcore raider 6 days per week, 4 hours per evening and being tired, while experiencing alot of lootdrama. When I eventually returned, I decided to never raid at the same pace ever again. I haven’t even touched a 25 man raid in TBC. I’ve kept myself to a regular weekly Karazhan (and later ZA), which I enjoyed a great deal. Since WOTLK, I rerolled an Alliance DK to join a friend of mine on his server and I’m currently in a guild where I can actually get away with Real Life. We have a somewhat large playerbase, with a solid core, of which I believe to be one, and none of us are required to raid if RL needs us. The attitude towards the game is refreshing and decreases the pressure on a player,which means I’ll likely not burn out ever again. I sleep alot, stick to the times that we raid pretty closely (and so does the guild) and take my rest when I have to.

Yes we’re behind on “progress”, but at the same time, we’re knocking Yoggs head in Phase 2 Uld10 and Recently put down Mimiron25. Today we hope to get a decent amount of bosskills to make sure we’ll face Mimiron and hopefully Vezax this week.