Raid Progression and so on

Well, to start things off, I changed guilds with my husband to be in another guild called Kind of a Big Deal. There were several reasons behind the decision and while I was pretty sad to leave the people I had grown so close to, I knew it would be better to leave. So, my husband and I joined KOABD and it has been pretty interesting to say the least. Within the first week of joining we were able to down 3D Sarth 25 man, thus giving me the Twilight Vanquisher title, which was pretty cool.

After waiting in anticipation, patch 3.1 finally came out and we finally began our journey through Ulduar. Unfortunately because of server trouble, raiding the night of the patch and the several days that followed did not work. I mean players would die and not be able to zone into the instance again. Finally, as things were put in working order we were able to raid and have been doing so pretty well. I got this staff last week, which i am pretty excited about, and i got the best enchant in game for it. The only thing is, I am having an very difficult time dumping all this hit. Unfortunately I will have to live with it as I have already reenchanted and regemmed several items in an attempt to lower my hit.

As far as my PvP goes, I decided that I just do not have much fun in arena. I enjoy BGs a lot more as well as WG. I guess I am not that into PvP as I thought. =/ But I think I will continue to pvp on a smaller scale, when I feel like PvPing and doing WG and the dailies there to get all the Deadly gear that you buy with honor. Maybe I will change my mind, but arenas usually leave me feeling annoyed and uncertain of myself. Ah, oh well.

I also have to add that the Noblegarden event is kind of cute, but the whole camping eggs to get the chocolate is pretty boring and shitty. I mean I had to start doing that to do the daily which was a huge pain in the ass. It is going to take like a million years to collect 100 chocolates for the pet bunny..I want it, but should just read a book whilst "playing". If sitting there and watching things respawn over and over again can be called playing, it is about as much fun as fishing.