Just a quick heads up - Final Fantasy XIV is not that far away anymore. For those who can’t wait that long anymore, there is already a bunch of FF14 guides that let you learn the ropes of a number of disciples. The most interesting will probably be the Disciples of the Hand and the Disciples of the Land - if you’re heading for the usual melee/dps/healer, you probably don’t need to switch from your current MMORPG of choice. Depending on how the game turns out, you’ll probably find some Final Fantasy XIV articles on drainingsouls itself, but let’s wait and see first. In the mean time you can also settle for a FFXIV review video.
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April 14th, 2010 | Posted in General | No Comments
I recently decided to free up some extra time for the family by cutting down my ‘farm and dailies time’ and opting for buying WoW gold instead.
While for most people the suggestion to buy WoW gold seems as alien, you’ll begin to understand once you look at how much time you’re actually spending on doing mindless, repetitive tasks, just to ‘finance’ the fun part of the game. You’re basically doing the virtual equivalent of flipping burgers (and that, at a fraction of the wage), just so you can actually spend some time really playing the game. So I decided to buy WoW gold instead of just putting up with this.
Given that the experience is probably useful to a number of people, I also went ahead and took notes during each purchase to create some ‘wow gold review posts’. The first one is I posted is the Guy4Game review.
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April 10th, 2010 | Posted in WoW Gold Reviews | 1 Comment
I recently considered buying some gold to free up my evenings a little so I don’t have to log in every day just to make sure that I have the necessary funds to keep my raid and PvP chars going. After looking around on some sites it seemed like Guy4Game was a reasonable choice - located in Canada, decent customer service and not too overpriced. Since I wanted to avoid getting ripped off by some shack being run at the other end of the world and don’t want to pay just for the brand of the shop, I figured this would be a solid choice.
After hearing all the horror stories, I went for a modest *coughcough* purchase of 5000 gold - plenty to keep me afloat for a while without having to design my schedule around WoW. Even though Guy4game seemed like a honest choice to (to buy WoW gold… haven’t read up on powerleveling yet), I was kind of surprised to actually how smooth things went. Within 30 minutes after my purchase Guy4Game contacted me and arranged for a personal meeting - given Blizzard’s vigilante attitude towards currency farmers any more automatic delivery methods (ingame mail, auction house…) seemed a little bit too risky.
I was actually hoping for some more complications, so I could test the support options they offered on guy4game.com. However, for now I guess I’ll settle for having found a safe WoW gold supplier. A compact Guy4Game review could be summed up as ‘quick and without hassle’. Two thumbs up from me.
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April 2nd, 2010 | Posted in WoW Gold Reviews | 3 Comments