TitaniumTurtle

My wife, who I have been with for 9 years (to clarify, because it's been asked A LOT, we started dating at 17 and married at 20. We did not get married at 17 as many people have asked), and I started playing WoW together for the first time about a week ago. We bought two battle chests and dove right into the game. It has been a blast.

At 26 years old, I somehow managed to go for 12 years without ever playing this game. I've been looking at it from a distance over the recent years, wondering if I should play but never taking the time because because of the kids, Navy service, and work. I remember being 16 and listening to my buddy tell me stories about the

I was thinking of getting into WoW with my wife, so we were looking to see if we could buy game time with our credit card reward points. I ended up stumbling on this but I was under the impression the battle chest was no longer a thing. Would this be a legit way to purchase the base game up to WoD? 1,000 points equals about $10, which is an awesome price IMO.

Maybe NFCU should review the stuff they are offering as rewards if not.

With the release of the latest expansion, my wife and I have been looking at WoW. Our question is, is the game accessible to two people who mostly play only with each other?

We have kids and I work a regular 9-5 type job. Most of our play time is after the kids go to bed and that could be 2-3 hours a night if we stretch it. I know this could be an issue when it comes to raids and group events so let me know if that is something essential that we would be missing out on by only playing together.

We aren't trying to completely avoid playing with others but we don't like the idea of telling someone we could tank or heal an instance and end up not making it for IRL reasons, been down that pat

Turn back now. You will find no happiness in this place.

At the moment there are three types of people here.

Those like myself who are patiently monitoring for any PC news and looking at neat screen shots.

Those who are INCREDIBLY butt hurt about the PC release date and feel a need to let it out on others.

Trolls who seriously have nothing better to do but scream "TOLD YOU SO!" at the faintest mention of a bug or missing feature.

Do not take anything you see or read here as gospel for the quality of this game. The people who love it and are immensely enjoying it are PLAYING IT as we speak. All that is left is a nasty negative shell of a community that will downvote anything positi

Possible spoilers about the environments and fauna, only details from the posted leaks.

When you are watching the leaks it is easy to forget that none of this stuff was placed by a person. The outposts in particular are outstanding. We've all seen it done before like with Minecraft villages, but those are terribly implemented and stand out like a sore thumb in a otherwise untouched landscape. Everything I have seen so far in the leaks looks amazingly like it was put there by someone.

Then there was the underwater reef with the spiky balls. I couldn't believe that wasn't built by hand, it looked so natural and planned.

I think this is the core of what this game is all about. It's like m

Of course, 65daysofstatic are the official soundtrack artists of NMS and their work is amazing, but we all enjoy different styles of music. I am sure most of us have daydreamed on the drive home from work, listening to our favorite space/exploration inspired music while pining over NMS. Let's share that experience!

I will start with some of my favorite songs, bands, and albums that inspire exploration and discovery

Band________	Album	Song*_______	Detail
Starset	Transmissions	N/A	If Breaking Benjamin in a science fiction setting with old space recordings, heavy themes, and emotional verses and choruses gets you going, then this band is for you. They really

I can't be alone here. Very specifically when Sean stepped into that small outpost and approached the humanoid inside, it just screamed Morrowind. I have been searching for that feeling for years. The mystery, the adventure, the alien environment you are thrust into. Every time I've discussed Morrowind with anyone, they like to talk about their first time and the feeling it gave them.

There is something about Morrowind that placed it far above every game I have played since, a feeling that I just couldn't seem to find in any game despite how open world and adventurous it was marketed to be. I hope that NMS gives me back that feeling that I remember.

Hopefully this put a name to feeling

It's a Steam key. The game looks... special. Like something Funhaus would enjoy playing.

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