reagents for alchemy and I like gather food for provisioning too. Of course you can imagine me constanly being looking for banker/merchant to free up space in my inventory.

Another thing that bothers me is
any-subscription oriented online games since GW 2 just broke this outdated concept.

I wold love to hear your experience.

Another thing is Adventurer Pack, which I was most curious about. What kind of treasures

Arena in under 30 minutes" but no-one will care. Slaying dragons in an MMO isn't a talent. Gaming is a form of entertainment, it doesn't put bread on the table.

Finally, your point about cobbling random
.

Firstly, "unlogical" is not and has never been a word. It's "illogical". Just saying, if you're going to use English, I'm going to point out such mistakes.

Secondly, you can theorycraft based on sets that

sorcerers. This is a whole other debate though, so not gonna get into the specifics, but I don't blame your teammates for not wanting to play the game.

The thing to keep in mind is that these nerfs mainly
Nightblades as tanks are very doable, but a bit uncomfortable to use.

This is due to the multiple skills they have to keep active at all times to be able to able efficiently tank and keep their

like the voice performance in GW2 more though ESO is right up there too. Gameplay wise it doesn't have the open ended classes like ESO, but most classes have a wide variety of weapon types they can use
out GW2, the entire base game is 100% free. No limitations for it, cash shop is for convenience and skins/outfits and you can actually trade gold for cash shop currency. ESO you have to pay $20 and

my punctuation you dork. I highly doubt you are qualified to lecture me about anything and no one cares how much you enjoy the game or the trouble free times you are having. 11 hours is nothing in an
lash out at me because you're too dumb to get the game. Overcompensating much?

I'm out, I'm done feeding the special ed troll. [/quote]
would you be like a Rhodes Scholar or have you even graduated yet

single time, that'll help you isolate the issue and it should become pretty easy to fix.

2. If it's different every single time, it's very likely a bad memory module.

Another symptom of bad memory is if
for that system (which it is still using in the other room) that my problems went away.

So, the point is: the game itself isn't going to cause your system to BSOD; there's something else going on. It

wonder you're such a salty troll, lonely little weeb with too much anger. [/quote]
What are you talking about? None of that is from me. Mind quoting me on it? [/quote]
HAHAHAHAHAHA DONT LIE NOW!

This is

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From you :

"I'm working to be a successful video game programmer and designer and have started my career in a large company that

too old (84) to waste my time and money on a game that is supposed to be a pleasurable experience, but has caused me nothing but grief these last few months. I envy those of you that play ESO and get

then but let it go i aint going back to EA games anytime soon.and what do you mean by sending me a link to reddit and sayin google is my friend?

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You can blame ZOS for no decent warning but really if you know these type of games may have these issues why would you not find out before purchase?

It seems

enough CP to do the same things you used to do all over again. This is how companies artificially expand the life of their games without spending money to add new content. Simply treat players like drug
forces players to grind thousands of CP's before being able to do CP PvP T_T

The issue with the new CP system is going to be keeping the normal people who just play games between their 9-5. Eventually