hey, avatar of cat~~~do you recognize them~~?

the origin is this white cat~

 then...
   
   
   
   

i've played wow for about a week, and has levelled up to 19.

it's me

i'm looking at myself sadly T_T
 

she's beautiful~~~ @o@  and.....he's handsome  
 

flying feels so cool~~~~~~~
 

a few days ago, i created a blood elf and entered the fantasy world with friends.
so many interesting things has happened that i 've fallen in love with wow, though

before this, i just felt wow was a game with darkness. - -!

now i may scream at some cute or beautirul images of wow ^o^ter, i'll share some interesting screenshots with you~~

later, i'll share some interesting screenshots with you~~

i saw an interesting picture about mmo.

it's from a news - Funny MMOvie In The Works  from  http://www.wanderinggoblin.com/

How far would you goto make a 2-hour machinima? One New York-based programmer, AJ Loiacono has paid over 10,000 gold in World of Warcraft to keep other players off his "set", and $200 (real US dollars) a day to player "extras" for their time.

For the past few months, New York-based programmer A.J. Loiacono and his buddies have been logging onto the popular online sword-and-sorcery game "World of Warcraft" a little more often than usual.

But they're not visiting the mythical realm of Azeroth to goof around and fight the game's virtual dragons like the rest of the game's 9 million subscribers. They've got work to do, you see. They're making a movie.

Using a high-end Mac to record the action, Loiacono's buddies log on from their computers and control their game-character avatars to act out scenes from the team's original script, a sci-fi comedy thing about a guy who travels through time to save his people. The film, still in production, is set for an online-only release next spring.

Right about now people all over Azeroth are plotting and

It seems that Guild Wars is quite the festive MMO this Halloween. The guild EOA is now sponsoring an event they're calling "Mad Queen Malafide's Halloween Give Away", and it's apparently quite the extravaganza. The Mad Queen (and her little army of elves) has a lengthy history in Guild Wars, as she's regularly giving away gifts, wreaking havoc, and otherwise upsetting the apple cart. Of course, everyone loves it.

Yes, the Queen is quite a lovely lass. 

You can find out all the details at the GW:Incgamers site along with some of the reminisces of the queen's past endeavors.

If that's not enough Halloween fun for you, don't forget to meet with the other mad monarch of Guild Wars, Mad King Thorn. In addition, feel free to mix it up a bit in the Costume Brawl. The official site has the details of both of those events, currently being ravenously enjoyed by the 4 million or so GW players.

Tabula Rasa, the sci-fi shooter MMO, launches November 2nd. It's Richard Garriot's newest enterprise, and it's a pretty sweet, innovative MMO. We've played the beta and even written a preview of the game.

Also on November 2nd, Stargate Atlantis airs it's newest episode. Guess what -- it's called Tabula Rasa.

We're pretty sure this is simply happenstance, as the show has nothing to do with the game, and because Stargate has already been licensed in efforts produce a potentially competing MMO. The whole thing does strike us as odd, however, since the phrase "tabula rasa" (meaning 'blank slate' in Latin) doesn't crop up in normal conversation every day. Or ever.

In discussing this with the other Wandering Goblin staffers, they've voiced the opinion that either the Illuminati or Dick Cheney is responsible for this.

EA has gone off the deep end. They've laid off most of their Ultima Online team and pissed off a bunch of employees. Yikes! Apparently things in the EA Mythic household are much worse than they appear. Here's what Tensor, a former EA employee has to say:

Alot of the UO team was laid off today including me and all of QA. We were escorted out of the building and not even allowed to email our goodbye email to everyone else. They even had managers watching us the whole time like we had done something wrong.

Dest