No, I'm not channeling my inner Whovian.
Okay, now that my computer seems to have recovered from a surprising crash, I can finish this post.
The week of free WoW came and went, and I really didn't end up doing much. I didn't check out the new areas because that'd take money, and I tried and failed several times to get into AV. After the 50 minute mark crossed each time, I would give up and start over.
I did mine some low level ore while waiting for AV to pop, but it never did.
After the week, I'd weathered the initial emotional surge of nostalgia and did some number crunching. The result: our budget really couldn't afford it right now.
So the week of Free WoW didn't have it's intended effect.
Instead of WoW, I decided to revive the long standing goal of finishing the (original) class stories for SWTOR.
As of this mark, I've got 6 of 8 of the class stories completed, having recently finished the Sith Warrior's story back in June.
I revived the Jedi Knight I'd created back in the first few months of SWTOR --and last seen somewhere on Balmorra-- and have pushed him along up into Chapter 3.
The Knight's story is interesting to me mainly because of it's eventual impact on the current expansion. I'd wondered a little bit about some of the storyline's direction with Shadow of Revan, and now I know where some of it came from. I guess from the big picture perspective you could say that the Knight and the Warrior are the two primary storylines for SWTOR, since much of the main storyline flows through them.
Obviously, not being finished with the Knight's story I don't know how it will eventually pan out, but I've my suspicions.
And when I've finished the Knight, I have to look once more at the Agent's story and decide what to do.*
Gen Con comes early this year, and next week the entire family will head over to Indianapolis for a day of immersion in gamer culture. If you happen to be there and see a brood of redheads around, it just might be us.
I'll file a full report when I get the chance.
*The chorus of people yelling "Do it!! It's awesome!!" notwithstanding.
(But I couldn't resist putting this in!)
Okay, now that my computer seems to have recovered from a surprising crash, I can finish this post.
The week of free WoW came and went, and I really didn't end up doing much. I didn't check out the new areas because that'd take money, and I tried and failed several times to get into AV. After the 50 minute mark crossed each time, I would give up and start over.
I did mine some low level ore while waiting for AV to pop, but it never did.
After the week, I'd weathered the initial emotional surge of nostalgia and did some number crunching. The result: our budget really couldn't afford it right now.
So the week of Free WoW didn't have it's intended effect.
***
Instead of WoW, I decided to revive the long standing goal of finishing the (original) class stories for SWTOR.
As of this mark, I've got 6 of 8 of the class stories completed, having recently finished the Sith Warrior's story back in June.
I revived the Jedi Knight I'd created back in the first few months of SWTOR --and last seen somewhere on Balmorra-- and have pushed him along up into Chapter 3.
The Knight's story is interesting to me mainly because of it's eventual impact on the current expansion. I'd wondered a little bit about some of the storyline's direction with Shadow of Revan, and now I know where some of it came from. I guess from the big picture perspective you could say that the Knight and the Warrior are the two primary storylines for SWTOR, since much of the main storyline flows through them.
Obviously, not being finished with the Knight's story I don't know how it will eventually pan out, but I've my suspicions.
And when I've finished the Knight, I have to look once more at the Agent's story and decide what to do.*
***
Gen Con comes early this year, and next week the entire family will head over to Indianapolis for a day of immersion in gamer culture. If you happen to be there and see a brood of redheads around, it just might be us.
I'll file a full report when I get the chance.
*The chorus of people yelling "Do it!! It's awesome!!" notwithstanding.
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