The Classifieds: The most uber players of the week

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3-10-2010 @ 2:12PM

Daco said...

While I'm sure we'll shortly see complaints here about the lack of guild drama, I for one greatly enjoy these stories. While most heroics I run are absolutely clinical (little talk, fast runs), there are still enough jerks out there to make me appreciate this acknowledgement of not only those players who make this game fun most of the time, but also those willing to recognize them for doing so. A hearty thx to all mentioned here for their uberness.

3-10-2010 @ 10:16PM

Wars said...

I am actually in the other side of Taint, The Stonewall Family meta guild(A) of Proudmoore-US. www.thestonewallfamily.com

I am not GLBT and neither are many of the members whom are just looking for a social environment with the ability to raid.

If you're looking for a good social guild, The Stonewall Family is a very fun, and very active place to be!

3-11-2010 @ 7:37AM

Arodiel said...

What bothers me is the type of story. It makes me sad that things like a player giving a mislooted pair of gloves to the correct winner is considere uber. This really should be normal behaviour, not a reason to post on a well-read blog. So, until this sort of thing is taken for granted the uberness stories definitely have a place here.

(sorry I picked you out as an example, Raeynne , it really was a very nice thing to do!)

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