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#27 May 22 2007 at 7:25 AM Rating: Decent
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A friend ran me through gnomeregan and he was cleaning up things and I looted behind getting xp. Then we got somewhere with some sort of ramp. He cleaned the right upper ramp and I followed. Once he cleaned down the ramp and killed the boss we forgot to get my multicolor punch card so we ran back up the ramp.

On the bottom of the ramp, the middle (lower) section wasn't cleaned at all so I agroed one there but kept running behind my friend thinking the agro will just clear since I was getting so far from it. After a few seconds there was like 20 dwarfs dropping bombs on the ground and a lot of gnomes too, there must have been like 50 mobs... maybe more but one sure thing is that there was a lot!

I got killed not long ago by some bombs and my lvl 70 friend almost got wiped too but managed to stay alive and kill them all :-) at like 5% hp left. I had soulstoned so I waited he finish the cleanup then rez back. That was a real carnage :-)

Pretty embarassing when you realize you are the one that pulled all the mobs...


Similar here.
I was already 70 and running two friends through gnomer. Towards the end there is a place from where you can see a few mobs in a building in the middle of the room. Being sure the mob we were attacking was my target, I shadow bolt (with Nightfall, so instant! no time to check what I was doing) and the mob starts running at me agroing some 50 other dwarves.

Of course we wipe, but the best part is me whistling around pretending I don't know what happened.

Luckily my party was all made of really forgiving RL friends...
#28 May 22 2007 at 8:12 AM Rating: Decent
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Someone went afk in slave pens, so I was bored and playing with eye of kilrogg. I took it a bit too far and a boss whacked it dead :P

So we're just sitting there bored, then about 2 minutes later the boss and 5 patrols are running down the ramp at us! LOL we all died, funny stuff.


Also seeds of corruption aggro'ing from other rooms (above, below, to the left, 3 rooms to the right). Its funny because it takes a few minutes for the mobs to run around the instance to you, but they bring friends, so you usually see 20-30 mobs before a quick full party/raid wipe.
#29 May 23 2007 at 4:58 AM Rating: Decent
I have made som Uber noob mistakes

Vying for top position, was my classic - i couldnt work out how to get to Ironforge from Stormwind. (at level 25 ish)

So i first tried going through Burning steppes (died several times and realised i wasnt going to make it)

Next idea - i ran to west fall, and, making sure i stayed as close to the coast as i could, i SWAM from west fall to Menethil harbour. (About an hour and half swim). i just kept thinking, 'why do people have to swim this ridiculous journey to get the flight path...?'

How my friends laughed when i told them. at least i picked up the flight path when i got there.... sigh

My next most stupid mistake was

when i first tried to cast soulstone on myself, i think i accidentally clicked the wrong target (rather than myself). SO it naturally said 'invalid target'. It was about 20 levels later (not until i was level 40 odd) that i realised i could soulstone myself...

Again, how my friends laughed at me....
#30 May 23 2007 at 5:14 AM Rating: Decent
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He he, I can relate to the swimming from Westfall to Ironforge, I did the same thing.
#31 May 23 2007 at 8:16 AM Rating: Decent
Sheesh... I always seem to pull out something stupid. hehe. I normal just give a Homer "DOH" and instantly /g HAHA! Guess what my dumb #ss just did!

MY last big ... humiliating moment. I have been doing BGs a lot lately since hitting 70. Well, more so then before, though my sig shows lameness in my PvP noobishness. Anyway, I do D in WSG a lot. Hide by the flag, someone grabs in Amp curse > Curse of exhaustion. Then chase them and dot their bums, throw a death coil or something, blah blah. Anyway, they kept breaking their slow movement... like QUICK. Well, this on Tauren I kept hitting with it... Finally just stands there. No one else is around.. He walks up to me. I'm just standing there like a 12 year old girl when the kidnapper says "You want some N'Sync tickets?" and he stops. .. And slaps me. Sighs. And walks off. With the flag... I was chagrined and annoyed, so he died. lol.

Well like the NEXT DAY grinding gold for my flyer training it just hit me.. I had been overwriting the exhaustion curse with CoA immediately after landing it >.>; I felt so damn dumb. lol.



Edited, May 23rd 2007 4:20pm by DMTarien
#32 May 23 2007 at 8:36 AM Rating: Decent
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DMTarien the Eccentric wrote:
Hide by the flag, someone grabs in Amp curse > Curse of exhaustion. Then chase them and dot their bums, throw a death coil or something, blah blah.


I could be a total n00b, but doesn't Amp. Curse only Amp CoA or CoD? Please correct me if I'm wrong ^_^

DMTarien the Eccentric wrote:
Well like the NEXT DAY grinding gold for my flyer training it just hit me.. I had been overwriting the exhaustion curse with CoA immediately after landing it >.>; I felt so damn dumb. lol.


D'oh! I do crap like that all the time, cast CoT or CoEx on something, only to have my itchy trigger finger his the keybind for CoA (cause I'm so used to it in my cast rotation).
#33 May 23 2007 at 12:02 PM Rating: Decent
no, it amplifies all three.
#34 May 23 2007 at 12:21 PM Rating: Decent
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Yeah. I really have to train myself to not wipe CoS/CoD/CoEx/CoE with agony. It's almost automatic in my spell rotation after grinding out 67-70 at mana forge ba'naar. =\

Though wiping an amped CoD every boss fight with CoS really gets old fast.
#35 May 23 2007 at 12:48 PM Rating: Decent
yeah, I've blown so many CoD's with CoS, it's not funny anymore. I had to train myself to watch the Natur Cast Bar's timers for the cooldown on Doom, which also serves as a timer for its detonation. One thing though, that drives me crazy is the times when you remember to first amplify it, then NOT ***** it up with another curse, and then the mob dies 2 seconds before it goes off. So, it was all for nothing. Fantastic.
#36 May 24 2007 at 10:20 AM Rating: Decent
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Absolute most embarassing moment was when I hit 40 and went to get my mount quest. Only, between 39 and 40 a new patch came out and the quest became a simple spell you learned. Problem was, I never knew about it and was going off my "research" from various sites. I wound up asking several 40+ players what was up, all of whom said it was a quest. Made a post on this forum asking if there was a bug, and even issued a GM ticket asking the same thing. GM got back to me about 37 seconds later to inform me that Summon Yer Dang Mount N00B was already in my spellbook.

/humiliated.

Almost made me want to swap servers.
#37 May 24 2007 at 1:06 PM Rating: Decent
I was playing my druid - got asked to help out in that quest in the tunnels up in northern Stonetalon.

The lock in the party ... gah, what did he do right? Well, he dotted and shadowbolted what the tank was on, but that was about it. He wouldn't ss the rezzer (ss'd himself). He had out his succubus, and when it came time to jump, I told him WAIT.

"Why?" he asked.

Because you need to dismiss your pet (but he'd already jumped).

"You noob, it's a succubus," he growled. "She's invisible."

Yes, but you have to turn it on.

"Huh?"

You turned OFF her invis mode - it's not on AUTOCAST - hurry - hit it - dismiss her. It was too late. I'd never seen such a train since Blackburrow in old EQ! Whew, what a slaughter!

He was a tad more humble after that.
#38 May 28 2007 at 7:19 PM Rating: Decent
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It takes all 5 points to make it instant and thus castable while moving, but with the 1.5-sec global cooldown, one still has to wait before casting another spell. One point is just the right amount to speed it up as part of a rotation for casting while standing still. If one isn't so concerned about the mobility, getting Corruption to a 1.6-sec cast time means almost no delay before the next spell that wouldn't already be caused by that global cooldown.


The global cooldown is only 1 second, not 1.5. So in order to get the most of the effect you'd have to put in 3 talent points, making it a .8 second cast. Personally I couldn't stand not having instant corruption, although it helps that I'm an aff lock.

Anyway, my most embarrasing moment was when I feared a mob off the healer, thinking 'Oh I can just use curse of recklessness once it gets too far, then curse of shadows when it get close to the healer again.' Only the mob ran out of range... I think it's obvious what happened next. Luckily I had already ssed the healer and it only had 2 or 3 minutes left :)
#39 May 28 2007 at 7:38 PM Rating: Default
In MC last Christmas time we were getting ready for Golemag and I noticed that his 2 adds had little red noses like Rudolph so I decided to take a screen shot. Normally I bind my mouse scroll up wheel as my pet attack kinda like a "Sick Em" motion with my finger. In taking the screen shot I had a brain fart and tried to zoom in and Kuptip tried to tank Golemag for all of about .0000005 seconds. Lots of Who's was that, and Keep pets on passive!
#40 May 29 2007 at 7:42 AM Rating: Decent
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Miscelaneous wrote:
The global cooldown is only 1 second, not 1.5. So in order to get the most of the effect you'd have to put in 3 talent points, making it a .8 second cast.


Wowwiki wrote:
The global cooldown is generally 1.5 seconds for all classes except rogues and cat form druids, whose abilities are mostly one second global cooldown.
(from the Cooldown page)


Are you sure? Wowwiki has its share of errors, but this seems like one they'd get right.
#41 May 29 2007 at 8:10 AM Rating: Good
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I'd never seen such a train since Blackburrow in old EQ! Whew, what a slaughter!


lol omg...

What about the trains in that place... oh I forget the name now. It was a castle with undead dog men inside it. There was a raid boss in the middle of the place. There was only one exit, if you screwed up deep in you had to run all the way back out screaming TRAIN!! Everyone would groan, move out if they were quick enough and yell at you if they weren't.

Or that undead place - the mansion in the Cauldron. Another place with one exit. Somr awesome trains in that place.

EQ sucked for the XP penalty when you died, and corpse runs could be a complete disaster. I got DC'd one night in some jungle place somewhere, and my toon ran right into a hut with some nasty ghost type fellows inside it. I didn't know this of course as I had DC'd. It was NOT fun finding my body. Something like 18 deaths later and a sobbing ticket to a GM (who didn't help me, what a *******) I finally managed to get my corpse back.

Your corpse would rot too, if you left it too long, along with all your stuff. I'm so glad I don't play that game any more to be honest.

Anyway, didn't mean to de-rail the thread, on with the embarrasement...

Has anyone tried free falling from your flying mount from really high up into water? It works really well as long as there are no silly bits of land jutting out of the water. It wouldn't be so bad either, if there were no members of the opposite faction nearby lol'ing at you for it :/ Not strictly a 'lock moment I know, but still embarassing.


#42 May 29 2007 at 8:15 AM Rating: Decent
Accidently fearing a mob from the first pull in SM Cath inside the Church - pulling the whole church, and SSing myself since priest SS just wore, but still surviving. wwww
#43 May 29 2007 at 8:24 AM Rating: Decent
meh my most embarassing lock moment was not learning summon imp untill level 13
for some reason i just never did the simplest quest
#44 May 29 2007 at 9:04 AM Rating: Decent
LOL that's classic gotta say
#45 May 29 2007 at 9:09 AM Rating: Decent
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Are you sure? Wowwiki has its share of errors, but this seems like one they'd get right.


I'm positive. When I'm putting on my instant spells I can tell it's 1 second. Besides, when I cast searing pain (1.5 spell), the other spells on the bar do the thing that tells you global cooldown is up and I'm still casting. It's possible that it used to be 1.5 seconds, but it's definately 1 now.
#46 May 29 2007 at 9:29 AM Rating: Decent
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Mine is a mix. I was 19 and an UD trying to run Wailing caverns at like 4 in the morning. So I SS the Pali and pull out my imp. we get into the first real room. and I am thinking... the pali will heal me the pali will heal me. When I was down to about a quarter of health I try to Life tap... didnt. work. I died 2 hits later. so laying on the ground. waiting very patiently for a rez, the pali lvl 25 at the time. says... Ummm about that rez your waiting for... well i am usually stoned and didnt think that quest was important... so here I am laying on the floor in WC and I was like... you know what... if i had known that I would have put my Damned soulstone on myself! God I felt like an idiot. cause I should have been Life tapping sooner than I did. thus causing my ultimate frustation and my characters 1 month graveyard stay.

Wow... i just made another mistake... ment life drain... not tap lol! Ill leave it this way. as its funnier.

Edited, May 29th 2007 11:23am by HitashLevat
#47 May 29 2007 at 10:19 AM Rating: Decent
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I guess that it was the LifeTap incident...



When I read this line I thought you killed yourself aByakugan. That would have been a lot funnier.
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