Four endgame guilds on WoW Radio today
by Mike Schramm 
Jul 8th 2007 at 11:20AM
On the menu is supposed to be "all aspects of the endgame," so it'll be interesting to see what gets talked about. Expect to hear about what they thought of the Black Temple and the attunements being lifted from the Eye and SSC, and TB would probably be remiss if he didn't ask what they think is coming next (even though no one but Blizzard has anything but speculation about that right now, probably until Blizzcon). But nevertheless, WoW Radio always does a good interview, and this should be a good listen for sure.
Filed under: Podcasting, Guilds, Odds and ends, Instances, Interviews
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Krishan Jul 8th 2007 11:35AM
TB I love you ;)
Will be listening and give a shout out to Guillotine On the Maelstrom EU plz ;)
TotalBiscuit Jul 8th 2007 11:44AM
Thanks to the ever-excellent WoW Insider for plugging us on this one, it's safe to say our discussions wouldn't be as good without the inspiration that WoW Insider's thought-provoking topics continue to provide to this community.
Enjoy the show guys!
TB.
Sarah Jul 8th 2007 12:00PM
2 hours from now, if it's EST.
TotalBiscuit Jul 8th 2007 4:29PM
Missed the show? No problem!
The Four Horsemen archive now available - http://www.wcradio.com/archive/thefourhorsemen/wow-t4h.mp3
IKT Jul 9th 2007 1:15AM
trying to download but site keeps going offline :
Tiago Jul 9th 2007 6:06AM
A little unfair putting Death and Taxes up there saying these guilds are "the ones that matter" when there were other guilds beating them in progression.
I'm not in the raid game, but i would be pretty pissed if people said a guild inferior to my own mattered more than mine...
Nogun Jul 9th 2007 9:41AM
@6 While they did not get any major world firsts in TBC and were behind on Nihilum (like everyone), they did manage to get some World first.
Does that make them one of the current statistical top guilds? maybe not, but you shouldn't ignore their accomplishments in previous content either. For a long time there really was only one famous guild. Their input is certainly of value keeping in mind the importance of the changes the expansion brought for all the topics they addressed.
That being said, I enjoyed the show, not that I heard many surprising things but it's good to hear it from these people and their opinion and ways of beating the game do indeed matter more than others because they managed to do it. On top of that look up the history of WoW's lead designers, hardcore MMO players, debatable best at what they did one time or another.
TotalBiscuit Jul 9th 2007 10:08AM
@6 - Going off of Bosskillers.com rankings, DnT are the #4 guild in the world. That makes them pretty significant. It's also important to note that while DnT have not been at the top when it comes to TBC progression, they made a huge impact in legacy content and that in itself is a valuable perspective to consider :)
Yes we apologize that the site has been going offline. It is sorted now and listeners should have no issues at all in downloading the podcast.
TB.
TotalBiscuit Jul 9th 2007 10:34AM
Or so we thought... We are in the process of shouting at our server hosts for the bug in the Apache server which is causing this to happen.
Try this alternative mirror for the time being
http://files.filefront.com/wow+t4hmp3/;7997744;;/fileinfo.html
TB.
IKT Jul 9th 2007 11:31AM
enjoyed listening to it, was listening to the stream but unfortunately fell asleep (that happens at 5am in the morning australia time) good to get the full show :) most surprised at Mother Shahraz being very difficult, from what I had read I thought the only difficult encounter was EOS.
bluepls is awsome as well! was listening intently on the crafting professions talk, i am herb and will soon be giving it up for tailoring for the exact reasons you mentioned! coincidence you mention same time I'm thinking about it >.>