The purpose of Achievements, and how it's changed over time

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8-13-2009 @ 3:16PM

mickk27 said...

im sorry but i have 17 lvl 80 toons and achievements r just annoying when they ask my rouge if he knows a fight when my priest and my palli have both done the instance to death

8-13-2009 @ 4:14PM

bclark7472 said...

17 Lvl 80s, and you still can't spell "rogue."

8-13-2009 @ 4:27PM

t0xic said...

The irony is that I know several people with "rogues" that grind their teeth when other people call them "rouges". Is the rogue your main? =)

8-13-2009 @ 4:36PM

This...

I play several toons on several servers due to RL friends playing them all over the place. I know all Naxx fights and most Ulduar fights and still have to prove to people that I "know all fights" when I can't link achievements. Yes so and so from a different server is my toon, trust me, and he has done Naxx a million times. Just because I don't have achiev doesn't mean I don't know the fights.

8-13-2009 @ 5:33PM

usagizero said...

I have to agree here, even when people seem to require them for VoA (really people, really?), when i have all the ones for the bosses in there on other characters, they still don't believe me. :P A part of me wishes they would be account wide, not character specific, but i'm sure that would cause problems. (i'm doubtful i'm ever going for the coins in the fountain on any other character, the problems of not really having a main)

8-13-2009 @ 10:05PM

Xiol said...

> I play several toons on several servers due to RL friends playing them all over the place.

If you started a thread on the official forums with that in the post I guarantee you'd get nothing but 15 pages of "OMGZ THAT'S AGAINST THE WOW TERMS OF SERVICE".

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