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World of Warcraft Shout-Out!
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What's this?! Two journal entries in one day?! Am I feeling okay? Am I sick? Well... actually... yes, I am sick, but that's beside the point. 
Seriously, this is unusual. I do not post journal entries one after another; rather, it may be months between each submission. However, this is something I wanted to put out there, but felt that it deserved its own post.
WARNING: This concerning the game "World of Warcraft." If you do not play WoW, or have no interested in it, I won't be offended if you turn your attention to something else.
Those of you who know me, know that I am a "hard-core" player of the MMORPG "World of Warcraft." I've been playing it on and off since it originally launched, leaving the game mid-way through the "Cataclysm" expansion due to being unable to afford it, and having "Recently" returned at the end of "Warlords of Dreanor" and the launch of "Legion." I was first introduced to WoW while working 3rd shift at Walmart, in the form of the original game trailer that was playing on their display televisions, and have been hooked ever since. I've spent countless hours exploring its world, creating characters, leveling them up, and collecting the odd, interesting, and the rare. While I do not know most of the lingo other players of World of Warcraft use, and do not play to the level of professionally sponsored players, I spend a good deal of my day running around Azeroth, The Outlands, and Dreanor.
I mainly play on two Oceanic Realms - Caelestrasz and Nagrand, though I myself live in the U.S. Both are high-level Realms, populated mainly by high-level "end-gamers'; the economy on those servers are not geared towards players that are just starting out, with items on the Auction House usually priced for players with a lot of coin to spend. Caelestrasz and Nagrand are great servers if you are just starting out, or if you are trying to level a new character, as you will hardly encounter another player outside of a primary settlement.
I am both a Horde, and an Alliance player. I originally started out as Horde, playing a Tauren Shaman (think a nature-minded, nomadic minotaur race, without connections to labyrinths). When the "Burning Crusades" expansion launched, I stayed Horde, but went with a Blood Elf Warlock, whom has been my "main" Horde character ever since. It wasn't until I returned to WoW, at the launch of the "Legion" expansion, that I finally settled with the Alliance - creating a Pandaren Mage and Human Hunter. You may have seen me in either the Alliance capital of Stormwind, or the Horde capital of Orgrimmar (or in any other place, for that matter); I'm the one that always "role-play" walks, instead of running like a headless chicken.
For the curious, I have 3 "main" characters; 2 are Alliance, and 1 is Horde. I have a number of other characters, but none that I play on a regular basis.
-My "true" main character is Rhoughth, a female Blood Elf Affliction Warlock, and member of the Horde. She is currently at WoW's level cap - Level 110 - and is outfitted with an artifact weapon, named "Ulthalesh" but I like to call "Useless." I had originally wanted her to be a "High" Elf, and a member of the Alliance. That didn't turn out the way I wanted. I now see her more as a type of ambassador from the Alliance, working with the Horde, rather than for it. Rhoughth is a character I'm most comfortable playing with, as I know enough to play her class well. Rhoughth is someone I play just to have fun in WoW, and to explore dungeons with.
-The 2nd "main" character I have is a male Pandaren Frost Mage, Kogau by name, whom sided with the Alliance. Kogau is currently at max-level, 110, with his own artifact weapon. He's more of a "self" character; someone I tend to play more seriously, than my other characters. I created him as the first character back when I returned to WoW, at the tail end of Warlords of Dreanor. It took me several tries to get his character down, before settling on who he is now.
-My 3rd "main" is a female Human Beast Master Hunter, whom I named Aedwynn. As with my other two mains, she is likewise at the game's level-cap, and has her own artifact weapon. Like with Kogau, my panda mage, Aedwynn is more of a "self" character, but one I regard a little less seriously than Kogau. I created her a few days after Legion launched, using my free level boost to dive right into the latest expansion, and have not really done anything with her, except run around, taming animals.
When player guilds are concerned, I am co-founder and guild-master of a Horde guild, called "Helping Hands." Helping Hands is a small guild, which primarily focuses on crafting skills, but also supports its members' attempts to add new pets, mounts, and item appearances to their collections. Currently, it has several vault banks, a number of guild-exclusive gear pieces, a guild-exclusive mount, and offers to cover the repair costs to its members' gear. The only drawback to Helping Hands, is that it is a very small guild, with only 2 active members (the other co-founder, and myself), and does not have an active team that regularly goes into dungeons or raids.
I'm looking to start an Alliance guild, but I seem unable to find enough players to sign its charter, and I cannot settle on a name or purpose for such a guild. >.<
So, with all this said and done, what is my point? My point is this:
Hello, everyone. My name is Carl, but you may know be as Kantorock. I am die-hard player of World of Warcraft; though, I consider myself a "noob" when it comes to the game. If you are likewise a WoW player, and would like some company or are looking for a Horde guild to join, send me a message; we can be noobs together.
Seriously, this is unusual. I do not post journal entries one after another; rather, it may be months between each submission. However, this is something I wanted to put out there, but felt that it deserved its own post.
WARNING: This concerning the game "World of Warcraft." If you do not play WoW, or have no interested in it, I won't be offended if you turn your attention to something else.
Those of you who know me, know that I am a "hard-core" player of the MMORPG "World of Warcraft." I've been playing it on and off since it originally launched, leaving the game mid-way through the "Cataclysm" expansion due to being unable to afford it, and having "Recently" returned at the end of "Warlords of Dreanor" and the launch of "Legion." I was first introduced to WoW while working 3rd shift at Walmart, in the form of the original game trailer that was playing on their display televisions, and have been hooked ever since. I've spent countless hours exploring its world, creating characters, leveling them up, and collecting the odd, interesting, and the rare. While I do not know most of the lingo other players of World of Warcraft use, and do not play to the level of professionally sponsored players, I spend a good deal of my day running around Azeroth, The Outlands, and Dreanor.
I mainly play on two Oceanic Realms - Caelestrasz and Nagrand, though I myself live in the U.S. Both are high-level Realms, populated mainly by high-level "end-gamers'; the economy on those servers are not geared towards players that are just starting out, with items on the Auction House usually priced for players with a lot of coin to spend. Caelestrasz and Nagrand are great servers if you are just starting out, or if you are trying to level a new character, as you will hardly encounter another player outside of a primary settlement.
I am both a Horde, and an Alliance player. I originally started out as Horde, playing a Tauren Shaman (think a nature-minded, nomadic minotaur race, without connections to labyrinths). When the "Burning Crusades" expansion launched, I stayed Horde, but went with a Blood Elf Warlock, whom has been my "main" Horde character ever since. It wasn't until I returned to WoW, at the launch of the "Legion" expansion, that I finally settled with the Alliance - creating a Pandaren Mage and Human Hunter. You may have seen me in either the Alliance capital of Stormwind, or the Horde capital of Orgrimmar (or in any other place, for that matter); I'm the one that always "role-play" walks, instead of running like a headless chicken.
For the curious, I have 3 "main" characters; 2 are Alliance, and 1 is Horde. I have a number of other characters, but none that I play on a regular basis.
-My "true" main character is Rhoughth, a female Blood Elf Affliction Warlock, and member of the Horde. She is currently at WoW's level cap - Level 110 - and is outfitted with an artifact weapon, named "Ulthalesh" but I like to call "Useless." I had originally wanted her to be a "High" Elf, and a member of the Alliance. That didn't turn out the way I wanted. I now see her more as a type of ambassador from the Alliance, working with the Horde, rather than for it. Rhoughth is a character I'm most comfortable playing with, as I know enough to play her class well. Rhoughth is someone I play just to have fun in WoW, and to explore dungeons with.
-The 2nd "main" character I have is a male Pandaren Frost Mage, Kogau by name, whom sided with the Alliance. Kogau is currently at max-level, 110, with his own artifact weapon. He's more of a "self" character; someone I tend to play more seriously, than my other characters. I created him as the first character back when I returned to WoW, at the tail end of Warlords of Dreanor. It took me several tries to get his character down, before settling on who he is now.
-My 3rd "main" is a female Human Beast Master Hunter, whom I named Aedwynn. As with my other two mains, she is likewise at the game's level-cap, and has her own artifact weapon. Like with Kogau, my panda mage, Aedwynn is more of a "self" character, but one I regard a little less seriously than Kogau. I created her a few days after Legion launched, using my free level boost to dive right into the latest expansion, and have not really done anything with her, except run around, taming animals.
When player guilds are concerned, I am co-founder and guild-master of a Horde guild, called "Helping Hands." Helping Hands is a small guild, which primarily focuses on crafting skills, but also supports its members' attempts to add new pets, mounts, and item appearances to their collections. Currently, it has several vault banks, a number of guild-exclusive gear pieces, a guild-exclusive mount, and offers to cover the repair costs to its members' gear. The only drawback to Helping Hands, is that it is a very small guild, with only 2 active members (the other co-founder, and myself), and does not have an active team that regularly goes into dungeons or raids.
I'm looking to start an Alliance guild, but I seem unable to find enough players to sign its charter, and I cannot settle on a name or purpose for such a guild. >.<
So, with all this said and done, what is my point? My point is this:
Hello, everyone. My name is Carl, but you may know be as Kantorock. I am die-hard player of World of Warcraft; though, I consider myself a "noob" when it comes to the game. If you are likewise a WoW player, and would like some company or are looking for a Horde guild to join, send me a message; we can be noobs together.
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Status of My Gallery.
2 min read
Hello everyone! I just thought I'd just let everyone know what's going on with my gallery.
Firstly, I apologize for the lack of recent upload. I've kind of lost interest (for the time being) and building blocks in general. Because of this, I haven't really done anything interesting enough to show off. I've forgotten a lot concerning how MLCAD works, and relearning it would require a few weeks to dedicated study of my manuals. As I simply do not have the energy, or the attention span to read through a 200+ page technical manual, I don't see myself doing any Lego projects anytime in the near future. Sorry.
Unlike with my Lego projects, I have been doing a bit of writing. Mainly, I've been developing a few characters, researching several new personally created species, and building a number of settings. While still works in progress (and I think they always will be), I may upload a few of their W.I.P.s, providing I can scale them to an acceptable uploaded file size. (They are big files, with a lot of formatting.)
With all that said, I don't see myself uploading anything in the near future, unless it is w.i.p. .pdf's. I may return to creating Lego models, but not until I get out of this slump.
Again, I apologize for my lack of activity. It's just I simply don't have the energy to be as active as I once was.
~Krow
Firstly, I apologize for the lack of recent upload. I've kind of lost interest (for the time being) and building blocks in general. Because of this, I haven't really done anything interesting enough to show off. I've forgotten a lot concerning how MLCAD works, and relearning it would require a few weeks to dedicated study of my manuals. As I simply do not have the energy, or the attention span to read through a 200+ page technical manual, I don't see myself doing any Lego projects anytime in the near future. Sorry.
Unlike with my Lego projects, I have been doing a bit of writing. Mainly, I've been developing a few characters, researching several new personally created species, and building a number of settings. While still works in progress (and I think they always will be), I may upload a few of their W.I.P.s, providing I can scale them to an acceptable uploaded file size. (They are big files, with a lot of formatting.)
With all that said, I don't see myself uploading anything in the near future, unless it is w.i.p. .pdf's. I may return to creating Lego models, but not until I get out of this slump.
Again, I apologize for my lack of activity. It's just I simply don't have the energy to be as active as I once was.
~Krow
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A Question for My Followers
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I'm a big World of Warcraft player. I mean really big. It's about all I ever do, and is about all I can do. I'm on at all hours, whenever I can't sleep because of my migraines. I'm solely a PVE-er (Player-Verses-Environment), whom players both Horde and Alliance. I do not 'raid' or join 'PUGs' (Pick Up Groups) with other players, I do have a few maximum-level characters that I use to delve into and clear out lower-level dungeons.
So, in that light, I've got a question for all you people that follow me. Would you be interested in watching me play World of Warcraft? Either as as a live stream, or as a recorded play through?
So, in that light, I've got a question for all you people that follow me. Would you be interested in watching me play World of Warcraft? Either as as a live stream, or as a recorded play through?
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Building A Better Gungyalado.
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Hello everyone. It's been a while since I last made a journal entry. I thought I'd share with you one of my favorite obsessions: Zoids. I just recently finished a blog entry on the Zoids Wiki describing, in part, what an 'upgraded' Gungyalado would be like. If you're a Zoider like myself, or are just curious, check it out for yourself, and see what you think.
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Turning One Year Older
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Well, today (technically yesterday - it's after midnight as I write this) was my birthday.
It wasn't too bad, got a few touching gifts from Mom and little brother Chad. Dinner (lunch for me) was home-made lasagna (note to self: next time, do not triple up on the meat, if said meat is beef or sausage), and home-made garlic bread (sandwich bread + butter + garlic power = best garlic bread in existence). Desert was a Jello no-bake pumpkin pie, and a small batch of gingerbread cookies (cookies were slightly burnt, just as I like them
).
With that said, I still can't believe I'm one year shy of turning 30. What was I thinking in wanting to grow up? I guess hindsight is 20/20.
It wasn't too bad, got a few touching gifts from Mom and little brother Chad. Dinner (lunch for me) was home-made lasagna (note to self: next time, do not triple up on the meat, if said meat is beef or sausage), and home-made garlic bread (sandwich bread + butter + garlic power = best garlic bread in existence). Desert was a Jello no-bake pumpkin pie, and a small batch of gingerbread cookies (cookies were slightly burnt, just as I like them
).With that said, I still can't believe I'm one year shy of turning 30. What was I thinking in wanting to grow up? I guess hindsight is 20/20.
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