My World of Warcraft --Part Two

In 2007, the extended edition of World of Warcraft , the Burning Crusade was released. After migrating several times, the scale of DAWN was getting smaller and some people left with or without reasons. But we were still good, got some server first down as usual.


As a hunter, it's ironic that I didn't know how to kite well. I occasionally jumped into mobs when I was kiting and died with embarrassment. After TBC, our guild was in great need of shadow priest. Thinking about getting rid of hunter class and wearing something pretty, I spent another few days to level up a young blood elf priest.


Sad things happen. DAWN was disbanded because of the leave of the guild master. I was quite depressing and didn't know where to go. An old friend from East Dragon, the biggest Chinese guild on European server, invited us to play with him. As a priest class leader, he is skilled and always patient to teach me a lot. The annoying thing was I still couldn't find fun, which I got from the previous guild. The good thing is I still farmed my reputation happily and got the 3rd Netherdrake on my server. (without using bugs!!!)


One day, our main tank from DAWN asked me to go to his server and do some hardcore raids. After having sort of online interview I migrated again the other night...The new guild Kill Loot Repeat was a great one. I actually found the similar feelings I got from the old DAWN. Members are very friendly and enthusiastic. The most important thing was that they are pros. That fact made me feel upset and I started to learn to be a pro, or look like a pro. Several weeks later, I made some improvement. I got decent key-bindings, macro and tried my best not to be a clicker. Check this pro interface


Kill Loot Repeat is a really good guild. I've never experienced that kind of fast and efficient raids. And our raid leader normally talked a lot on ventrilo, which warmed up the atmosphere while we were raiding. Reliquary of Souls in Black Temple used to be my nightmare. But my fear had gone when I started to focus on dispelling in the first phase. I just amused myself by having this little competition with other healers.


Basically I'm not a trouble-maker. But I also made some stupid little mistakes to wipe the whole raid. I need to say I was always focused, most of the time. After killing bosses, I liked to dress up and run around to show how festival I felt.


We formed 2v2, 3v3, 5v5 arena team but my rating was kind of terrible. We went for 3 healers plus 2 dpser as our combo, but it went not very good because I lacked good consciousnesses and enough actual combat skills while we were fighting against the opposite teams. I tried really hard to improve but I still got frustrated by failures. And after being provoked by one of team member's certain act, I decided to quit.


My 2v2 team went better. But we met some issues as well. When we played 2v2 team, I fighted a lot with my boyfriend in real life. We blamed each other when we lost to another team. Then I realized that I went too far in this game.