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Marigold and Warcraft

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onlymatthew:

--- Quote from: maddness on 20 Aug 2009, 22:13 ---You really think that's Deeprun Tram?

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well granted, i havn't played wow in a couple years, but the tunnel opening looks like the tunnel opening to deeprun, it looks like there are random stormwind guards around said tunnel opening, and the colour scheme looks awful familiar!

Ginny the Druid:
 
--- Quote from: Team Venture on 20 Aug 2009, 17:30 ---
--- Quote from: Ginny the Druid on 17 Aug 2009, 20:48 ---As arguably one of the only other girl WoW players...

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I stopped right there. You would have a losing argument on your hands, I'm afraid.

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Sorry you didn't catch the snarkasm in that. I know there are other Girl Wow players, I'm not daft, just that the vast majority of players are men and that's a fact.

Ginny the Druid:
ANYHOO... Marigold's twitter says her main is a Tauren. I stand surprised, I had thought she might be troll or undead.
Now we have our class options,
Warrior
Hunter
Shaman
Druid
(Death Knight) But thats not possible since it can't be her main.

I doubt she'd be complaining about hunters if she was one.

I know I'm bias towards druids so I'll try to keep my observations objective. On her twitter she said that since she was Tauren it was too late to worry about being a furry. Druid are already a "furry" class (PUN INTENDED :) so I think she would have mentioned that if she were.

So my other options are warrior and shaman. I have played neither in any great amount so I can't really go into the class mechanics.
Since the strip where she felt the need to call her guild leader I'm starting to think she raids as either a Prot War or a Resto Shammy simply because if she were dps speced it would not be that big of a deal to replace. (No offense to any DPS out thar)
In a PVP situation I don't know how warriors and shaman are against hunters, certainly classes are much more even than they used to be and any real advantages are by mistake rather than design.

I would love to guess Druid but that would be playing favorites so I'm going with a dual speced shaman

Alex C:
That doesn't really surprise me at all.  Tauren rock; warriors were the best tanks for ages while druids and shaman are ridiculously versatile (saying that that dual spec doesn't let druids cover multiple roles in one raid is basically admitting that you need to try harder). When I play horde it's pretty much exclusively as an orc or tauren these days. I used to play undead back when Devouring Plague was UD only and WotF was the best thing since sliced bread, but that was completely due to the racials.

thret:
She is clearly Horde Rogue and I find it confusing that WoW players could think she dabbled on both sides of the fence. You cannot play both. Once you get into an end game guild you are so far into one side that the other is completely reprehensible to you. They are the enemy. They are what makes farming and quest grinding such a major pain in the arse (and nothing is sweeter than when they try to gank you and fail, and then you camp and kill them like 17 times). You can't go deep into the game playing both sides, period.

I really wish Youtube still had the Corpse Grinder interview where he's all 'fuck the alliance! I'm trying to farm motes of air!' but I can't find it anywhere. Anyway, FTA.

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