Archives » 2009 December

Atlantica Online ~ Child’s Play Withdraws from Fundraising Event

NDOORS Interactive recently announced a promotion whereby a new box that could potentially contain some of the game’s most rare and sought after items would be made available for 3999 Gcoins at Atlantica Online’s item mall, and that 5% of the gross revenue generated from the event would be donated…

Officers’ Quarters: How to persuade your guild leader

Filed under: (Guild Leadership) Officers’ Quarters Every Monday Scott Andrews contributes Officers’ Quarters, a column about the ins and outs of guild leadership. Every so often I write a post purely for my own convenience, and this is one of them. I get a lot of e-mails week to week…

Healing’s evolution in Cataclysm

Filed under: Druid, Paladin, Priest, Shaman, Analysis / Opinion, Raiding, Forums Ghostcrawler, when not directly occupied with the pack of idiots harassing him on the Damage Dealing forums, stopped by the Healing forums this past month to share some information on how healing is likely to change in Cataclysm. Of…

Guildwatch: We’re over applications, too

Filed under: Ranking, Guilds, Instances, Humor, Raiding, Guildwatch, Bosses The image above is a little tough to read, but you can probably get the gist: someone posts on the forums that secretly, he’s been taking things from the guild bank and selling them off on the AH to make money…

Guildwatch "makes a potion out the QQ"

Filed under: Guilds, Odds and ends, Humor, Guildwatch, Wrath of the Lich King The story here is all about sweet, sweet ego: Aliana had a sense of entitlement while raiding — she was angry that items she would really like to have were going to someone who could only do…

Atlantica Online ~ Call of the Wild Update Launches Today!

Dubbed “Call of the Wild” the update adds a number of new features, including the first “A” class mercenary to the game: the Druid, a new Grand Canyon dungeon, a Squad system, which allows for groups of up to 30 players to link up and tackle content, such as the…

The Dynamic Evolution of MMORPG Games

As a teenager in the 70′s, we were treated to the first versions of today mmorpg games. These games, compared to today’s versions, were simple like battlestar, ping, and the ever popular Mario bros and PacMan. Still, for us it appeared to be a wonderful invention and we’d spend hours and heaps of quarters playing at the arcade whenever we could.