There's just no winning! Looking at my workstation performance, I saw last night that I had maxed out my memory. I had 100% utilization on RAM. When I bought my PC, it came with Windows Vista 32-bit Media Center installed. I have a quad-core processor in there. Upgrading to Windows 7 64bit would definitely help. Getting off wireless networking couldn't hurt either.
Today we lost our tank before the daily random even started. Out of boredom, I started exploring the city. Don't bother trying to explore the coutryside outside town, it is surrounded by a thick fog once you get past LOS of the road. Inside the town, I checked out first the orphanage (empty, immediately inside gates). Next, Leeka Turner (50,58) for a quick repair. She stuck around until Malganis appeared, then she simply faded away. Look for her in "Leeka's Shields & Maces" in King's Square . Note: there's a hay cart in front of her business. Looking at WowHead, I see there are 7 interact-able NPCs inside the instance. Hmm, interesting twist to her: Before After
The War Within has been a wonderful expansion for casual, solo play. Each patch has added a new way to engage in the game. Each of these modes provides end-game play that has its own transmog items, gear, mounts and pets. If you want, these can all be run with a group, but Blizzard has figured it out and made them scale up when you group up. Dastardly Duos This is a new limited-time game mode where you and up to 4 more people fight in an arena-style battle dome. The concept that your team has been pitted by goblin promoters against animatronic knock-offs of legacy raid encounters. During the fight, your team encounters waves of trash, followed by bosses from legacy raids. Randomly, gears will drop off, which can be used as a power-up that can change the fight dynamics. There is a key that allows you to control a vehicle and use its weapons. There's a time extender to prolong the fight. Last, there's a call for reinforcements that brings in more trash mobs. There's a score ...
Really quick, there are three flight paths available to the Horde that land in Shadowmoon Valley. Two (in south) of them you get sent to as Garrison missions. I found the easy way to get the top flight path, is via the Shadowmoon Burial Ground dungeon. At the end you are offered a portal, which takes you outside the dungeon. Simply run up the road from there to the north flight path. This location is great if you are doing your stable dailies. The talbuk is close to here and so is Great Tusk .
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