In the official World of Warcraft forums, there is a lot of buzz going around in regards to a potential “nerf” or tweaking of the classes post the last expansion. Many of the tweaks will come to the newest class in WoW, the Death Knight, which many people have been arguing is over powered. Some are arguing that the Death Knight and the Hunter classes are the ones being most affected by this potential “nerfing”, although this is right now in the rumor stage as there is no real date set for this patch. There are also rumors brewing of a Public Test Realm to try these new tweaks out.
Read about them and let us know what you think.
I think it is almost ridiculous to be talking about tweaks to the character classes so soon after the release of the expansion and, further more, affecting my main Hunter character as well means that both of my main characters will potentially get “nerfed” very soon. Great!
This quote is from the official forum:
We have talked about making some of these changes and wanted to provide more details. You should be able to try these out yourselves on the PTR before they go live.
Our reason for most of these changes should be obvious, but some common themes are:
Making tanking still rely on cooldowns, but rely on them a little less.
Make Blood a more attractive spec, and particularly for tanking.
Chill out some of the defensive capabilities all DKs have in PvP.
Avoid having to use Death and Decay as an out-of-combat runic power generator.
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In case you were wondering if Sony was the shy, quiet type or the ones to get things rolling at the party, here’s your answer. I got a big box from them today labeled “Party Pack”, which quickly raised an eyebrow. To celebrate the launch of SingStar 90’s and Buzz! The Hollywood Quiz for the PS2, Sony is helping out with how to truly throw a rockin’ party.
I was amused to open the pack and find a SingStar 90’s and Buzz! labeled pizza box. Inside was a Buzz! t-shirt, movie candy, and popcorn, a Papa John’s gift card, and SingStar 90’s light-up shot glasses. Sitting next to the pizza box was an Instant-SingStar-In-A-Can. What exactly was inside? A feather boa and sunglasses. Just what I need to show how rockin’ I am.
Hit the jump for more pictures from this hilariously cool pack. I know this shot glasses will be put to good use with SingStar 90’s… already have had a few drunken nights with friends belting out Hold On by Wilson Phillips
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Haven’t Scene It? Buzz it!
Release Date: March 11th, 2008 Developer: Relentless Software MSRP: $29.99
It’s good to see that trivia games still thriving on the PS2 - well, as much as anything can thrive on the PS2 these days. The first Buzz! game debuted on Oct. 21st, 2005 with Buzz! The Music Quiz. Several other titles such as Buzz! The BIG Quiz and Buzz! The Sport Quiz were soon to follow. Now, a year later, Buzz! comes to us with The HollyWood Quiz - a collection of movie trivia! (controllers not included). Let’s dig deeper shall we? Yes we shall!
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THINK OF THE CHILDREN
Release Date: Mar 11th, 2008 Developer: Magenta Software Ltd MSRP: $29.99
I will say this for Sony: continuing support for old systems is something they do very well. When is the last time you’ve seen an XBOX game from Microsoft? Sony Computer Entertainment of America is releasing Buzz! Junior RoboJam for all the little children out there whose parents haven’t had a chance to get a next-gen system yet. Those sweethearts!!
RoboJam is another title in the Buzz! family that is geared towards a younger crowd. Essentially it’s a collection of minigames that incorporate the use of the standard Buzz! controllers (sold separately).
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Buzz Hollywood is the latest in the popular Buzz quiz show series, which drunk pandas, myself, and a Sony PR rep got to play a round of at Sony Media Day. Due to my rain-man like ability to remember useless facts I easily took first place (this is not something I’m particularly proud of…). From what we saw, Buzz Hollywood should wind up being a very fun party game.
The game has over 5000 questions and over 100 clips and pictures to test your movie knowledge. Like previous Buzz games, you can customize your player a bit such as choosing your character, what they’re wearing, your buzzer sound, etc. There were 3 rounds in the game we played, the first being general trivia, where the first person who answers correctly gets the most points, the next fastest answer gets less, and so on. The second round was fastest fingers where you had to put 4 things in order (for example put the movies made by a director in chronological order). In the final round you choose a specific category to answer questions in which can range from a category as specific as “Julia Roberts” to something more general like “Disney”. If the person going before you gets a wrong answer their points will roll over to you if you answer your question correctly.
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