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Wow, that sure backfired on you. Shouldn't have posted this on Digg.com. Now everyone has something to say about Flight Attendants LOL! Hate them!
1 thing for sure. I never thought of taking something in an area that another player is in as stealing. If you get to something first, its yours. Plan things out if you dont want someone to take the ore your eyeballing.
Well illegal might not be the true word but yes its wrong. Powerleveling the whole game.. going from 1-70 without experiencing the full game as its supposed to I would say is wrong. So if your lvl 70 before id guess 5 to 10 days of actual playing then your just a cheater and thats wrong. OR!!! Your addicted bad and need to get some extra hobbies or extra part time job. I lvoe WOW like the next guy and been playing since June and finally made it to 70 after i think 23 days of actual play.
I wouldn't know if these type of people are farmers of gold or just making accounts that are used to be a farmer. I seen a few times a high lvl somewhere in the 60's possibly running around with like 5 to 8 lvl 12's following him, just running everywhere he goes.

Im sure thats something illegal going on there no?
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I know exactly how they figured that out!
To be honest... this is a terrible looking phone.
I feel that WoW has atleast 8 more years left if anything. Look at Diablo 2 (even though its not truley MMO like WoW is), its still alive and kicking on battlenet so why would WoW not be in a small 8 years? Well if anything they will cut back to very few servers towards the end but I see it living atleast that long.
... you just cant get your head around this computer thing much less helping your friend do an instance in World of Warcraft.
It would have been alot better if the person that made this took more time and put more than 1 hour into this project. Its just a quick cut out of Snoop doing his signature move on top of Kirby. What the hell? They can call anyone an artist now huh?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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