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Marigold and Warcraft
JD:
That's silly, back when I played I had characters on both sides.
jonarus_drakus:
Me too. My main was an Human Pally, but my Second was a Troll Shamen.
Skelley:
That is why you do not roll characters on PVP servers.
But yeah, her main is a Tauren, which leads me to believe she's probably a boomkin or feral druid, maybe a shaman.
And since she made contacting her guild leader seem extremely important, if she's a feral druid she's probably a tank, or she might even be resto for either class.
Or maybe she's in some hardcore guild where absence isn't tolerated.
Alex C:
--- Quote from: thret on 24 Aug 2009, 22:22 ---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
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This makes you sound deranged, and I'm a guy who primarily played on PvP servers until recently. Hell, back in the day I used to play a horde warlock when I was bored of my alliance rogue. I did this on the same pvp server, by the way, since me and some horde dude decided to share passwords since we both had top end gear and didn't want to level alts. I got to know him over the realm forums and we used to bullshit regularly over vent. The difference between horde and alliance players is an artificial construct created by Blizzard. It means exactly as much as you let it.
LeeC:
used to play on a pve server, had toons of both factions on the same server with the same account. messed with guildmates all the time
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