Posts with tag web-comic

• Awkward Zombie: Nicked. I love this one!
• Cru the Dwarf actually listens sometimes!
• Experience Points: It's time to dig up a little scratch.
• Dark Legacy Comics: The Oracle.
• Check out the latest Flintlocke vs. the Horde.
• GU Comics: Salted Yeti Cheese. This should be especially relevant to people who are still farming their polar bear mount!
• The latest LFG made me laugh out loud. I'm kind of glad that I wasn't sipping my drink at the time. My poor keyboard can't take much more.
• Monkey Punchers: Hopeless.
• NoObz: Ninja.
• The newcomer to the list is a web comic that is just starting up, called NPC, or Non-Player Character, by Mary Varn. Check out the first comics, Pandering and Lies.
  
• Teh Gladiators: At Least I Had Chicken....
• World of Warcraft, eh?: Don't Tase Me, Bro.
• Grinders: Head in the Clouds.
• Penny Arcade: This is Actually a Real Thing.

• Call of Duty: World at War-Craft from Action Trip.
• Save the Mammoth Calves from Dark Legacy Comics.
• Secret Alt from Monkey Punchers.
• Undermob from NoObz.
• Ding! cautions that perhaps players should reconsider the placement of certain buttons.

• Hares and Heroines from Flintlocke vs. The Horde.
• The latest from LFG.
• Noobcow and the First Quest Giver for Reals from Manic Graffiti.
• A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Zul'Farrak from Road to BlizzCon.
• Latest from Sluggy Freelance.
• They Finally Meet Their Match from Teh Gladiators.

• In Tow from Awkward Zombie.
• From Extra Life comes Seemed Reasonable at the Time.
• NoObz has a "source" for "information" on the next expansion.

• LFG has its own thieving and assassinations.
• Noobcow and Progressive Quest Mobs from Manic Graffiti.
• One Haughty Hottie comes to you from Road to BlizzCon.
• Check out more Sluggy Freelance.
• Surprise Visits and When Epics were Epic from Teh Gladiators.

• Emissary is still evolving!

Most folks are probably at least aware of Shamus Young's DM of the Rings series. It was the only web comic I've ever religiously checked every day, on the off chance the creator was feeling kind and had put up an extra comic. DMotR has long since finished, but Shamus is still out there blogging on various gaming topics.

Shamus started playing World of Warcraft about a month ago, and has been having the same growing pains many of us rookies did in our younger levels. But since Shamus is something of a name in the pen-and-paper gaming Internet circuit, it's interesting to see what he has to say in his review of WoW.

His first complaint is about low drop rates for quest items -- yeah, the eyeless Murlocs of Westfall spring to my mind. Most of the other issues are pretty familiar (bag space, respawns, res sickness). But one that did really stick out for me was a complaint about the in-game day/night cycle. Shamus would prefer a four-hour cycle to Azeroth's day, so that he could actually see the change. I think it's a fair point, even if we have heard it before. So, Shamus's list doesn't really bring a brand new light to how we view Azeroth, but it's still an interesting read.