Wednesday 23 May 2018 / Warcraft
Genn Greymane
My people have suffered so long, if only I could shoulder more of their burden.
Gilneas was part of the Alliance for a bit they helped with some of the horde. But after that war Lordaeron didn't like the idea some others had for killing the Orc prisoners. Instead they decided to keep them as prisoners.
Genn's father always taught him not to take help. To be independent. Genn was upset because they were all already spending so much money on rebuilding Storm Wind and didn't like the idea of shelling out coin to keep what he saw were invaders. Eventually he decide to leave the Alliance and hid trump style behind a wall.
Eventually scrouge came to overwhelm his city and so he turned to something forbidden to aid him. The Worgen he ised destroyed the scourge, but when they didn't have readily available enemy they turned on the Gilneans. Those bitten turned into monsters and were hunted by their own people. Soon Genn himself was bitten, but instead of revealing this he hid it from his people, knowing what they would do.
Eventually (sometime around the Cataclysm) Gilneas was overrun with Worgen and many of the people were bitten trying to save then flee the city. They used some alchemy to start saving their people but it was around this time the Forsaken decided to continue their attack. The Gilneans were pushed inland and were aided by the Nelfs who helped them finally control the beast.(Plus Genn got his buddy Crowley back).
After dealing with a suicidal traitor they go to take back Gilneas. Liam, Genn's son, get;s his Braveheart on and they attack. They win the battle, but it came at the cost of Genn's only son. Silvanas killed him with an arrow. So butthurt at her loss ol' deadelf herself decided to drop the plague into Gilneas. Something to note not even crazy Garrosh wanted this to happen.
Genn decides his people's lives are more important than revenge and so he buries his son and takes his people from their home. The trip nearly cost the lives of his wife and daughter and almost killed the old wolf himself. He had to save them from a sinking ship.
Soon after he rejoined the Alliance and served under King Varian. He helped the Human manage his rage. The two became close. When the Legion once again invades Azeroth Genn is asked to put his trust in the Horde.
The Horde had taken everything from him, but he followed his king. He was told to ask his mortal enemy for aid and as he is going to give this request he hears the horns of retreat. (Now I am not condemning completely, they were overrun, but look at it from his point of view)
He has to watch his king sacrifice himself and is tasked with bringing his final words to Varian's son. There is a rage in him now. He will see the end of the Banshee queen.He finds a log detailing plans for Silv to steal the power of a val'kyr.
A battle it is thought Silvanas's troops have kill Genn. She goes forward with her plan. She wants to make more Vs to keep her and her people alive. But Genn is not dead.
He ambushes her as she nears victory. Genn goes all Batman on her and pimpslaps her a bit. But the ol' gal is not a push over and they fight. She gets a shot in, but he undoes her plan and delivers this line. "You took my son's future and now...I have taken yours!"
He is later seen being a teacher to Anduin the peaceful king and leading him to war. Is this right? Probably not. But in the end Genn can not see past what the Horde and Silvanas has done.
Monday 21 May 2018
Me After Buying The Mighty Caravan Brutosaur
Reins of the Mighty Caravan Brutosaur is the "upgraded" BFA version of previous Vendor Mounts and comes equipped with an Auctioneer. Start begging I do
Saturday 10 February 2018
Recipe: Infernal Alchemist Stone
Found the recipe on the Legion Dalaran Patricia Egan and it's also not on the old school Dalaran Patricia, Unless you have done the pre quests you are not eligible to buy the recipe. So here is everything you need to know on how to get this recipe, here goes.
You need to have progressed through the Legion Alchemy quest chain far enough to get the following recipes/quests.
The recipe can be purchased from Patricia Egan in Dalaran. However, to be able to buy the item, you need to have the Demonsbreath Crucible.
To get the Demonsbreath Crucible , you first need to pick up the quest A Fragile Crucible from Deucus Valdera in Dalaran. You then have to travel to Felsoul Hold. Make your way to [30, 83] and you should see a small jar/container on the ground to the right side of the altar.
Once you have this, return to Deucus Valdera and you will pick up the next quest in the chain, Lining the Crucible.
Lining the Crucible requires you to gather/buy 1x Blood of Sargeras, 1x Felhide, 2x Felwort, and 100x Yseralline Seed. Once complete, you then pick up the quest A Gnome's Assistance.
The quest A Gnome's Assistance requires you to kill an optional boss in Vault of the Wardens.
YOU NEED TO TAKE AT LEAST 1x Skaggldrynk potion with you. This recipe is available from Patricia Egan after completing an earlier quest, We Need More Powder!.
This is required for you to see the hidden door and unlock it to gain access to Grimoira. I have read somewhere that once you use the potion and unlock the door, any spare potions you may have will also be consumed. So maybe leave some in your guild bank and use Mobile Banking if something goes wrong.
The door is located to the north in the area where you kill Inquisitor Tormentorum. Go to the wall and then drink your Skaggldrynk. You will then see the hidden door and the lock. Unlock it, go into the room and kill Grimoira. Loot Bendy Glass Tubes required for the quest Vault of the Wardens: Bendy Glass Tubes.
I'm not too sure which, but it seems that you either need to step into one of the green swirls on the floor, or her frontal 'bile cone' AoE to complete the ' Submerge the Demonsbreath Crucible in Grimoira's bile' part of the quest.
And remember, you also need to kill the last boss in the instance (Cordana Felsong) to complete the whole quest.
The recipe can be purchased from Patricia Egan in Dalaran. However, to be able to buy the item, you need to have the Demonsbreath Crucible.
To get the Demonsbreath Crucible , you first need to pick up the quest A Fragile Crucible from Deucus Valdera in Dalaran. You then have to travel to Felsoul Hold. Make your way to [30, 83] and you should see a small jar/container on the ground to the right side of the altar.
Once you have this, return to Deucus Valdera and you will pick up the next quest in the chain, Lining the Crucible.
Lining the Crucible requires you to gather/buy 1x Blood of Sargeras, 1x Felhide, 2x Felwort, and 100x Yseralline Seed. Once complete, you then pick up the quest A Gnome's Assistance.
The quest A Gnome's Assistance requires you to kill an optional boss in Vault of the Wardens.
YOU NEED TO TAKE AT LEAST 1x Skaggldrynk potion with you. This recipe is available from Patricia Egan after completing an earlier quest, We Need More Powder!.
This is required for you to see the hidden door and unlock it to gain access to Grimoira. I have read somewhere that once you use the potion and unlock the door, any spare potions you may have will also be consumed. So maybe leave some in your guild bank and use Mobile Banking if something goes wrong.
The door is located to the north in the area where you kill Inquisitor Tormentorum. Go to the wall and then drink your Skaggldrynk. You will then see the hidden door and the lock. Unlock it, go into the room and kill Grimoira. Loot Bendy Glass Tubes required for the quest Vault of the Wardens: Bendy Glass Tubes.
I'm not too sure which, but it seems that you either need to step into one of the green swirls on the floor, or her frontal 'bile cone' AoE to complete the ' Submerge the Demonsbreath Crucible in Grimoira's bile' part of the quest.
And remember, you also need to kill the last boss in the instance (Cordana Felsong) to complete the whole quest.
Tuesday 6 February 2018 / Warcraft
Meet Taqillya First Ever Horde Toon
So I have never played Horde, I have played Alliance since the first time I got introduced to Warcraft thats over a decade ago. New expansion few months off maybe it is time I get past by bias hatred towards the faction and see what all this fuss about with Horde.
I always been a PVP Junkie not so good at it but that's what I like and used to remember back then seeing Horde player from Stormscale means it's going to be a fight with many hours of camping my corpse as I too never gave up.
So I gotta be blue instead of red and have Gryphons instead of ugly Wyverns .To respecting that much fear they have set upon us back then I decided and I confirm my designated Server going to be
Decided the toon going to be a Orc Warrior and is journey from level 1 to 110 will be logged just so one day something to look back and say that was me in Azeroth.
So tuned in for the Adventure of a lonely Orc Warrior from Stormscale.
Tuesday 30 January 2018 / Warcraft
Prevent 1 Death In The World Of Warcraft
Oh, this is a tough one. There are so many characters I just really like and wanted to see more of, though their deaths did not make much of a difference in the grand scheme of things. And then there are characters I don’t personally care about, but whose deaths changed things for the worse.
I’m trying to think of a significant death that, if prevented, could have stopped many more from happening, and I keep coming back to Sylvanas.
If Arthas had not managed to kill Sylvanas, she would most certainly have seen him dead and ended the Scourge’s march on Quel’Thalas. The Lich King would have lost his most powerful champion and without Arthas, perhaps Illidan would have succeeded in destroying the Frozen Throne - though Illidan of course would not have had blood elf forces to aid him, as without the fall of Quel’Thalas, there would be no blood elves.
In saving Sylvanas, we would severely weaken and ultimately destroy the Scourge before it got bad enough for WotLK to happen. We would deprive Illidan of blood elf support, drastically changing the events of TBC. Without a leader like Sylvanas to rally them, the Forsaken as we know them would not come to be, though provided Quel’Thalas did not completely wipe the undead out in Lordaeron, some kind of community of free-willed undead might still organize itself. Lacking military might and Val’kyr, though, the Forsaken would not attack Gilneas. Without the blood elves in Dalaran, Garrosh would not have been able to steal the Divine Bell, at least not the same way; the Purge of Dalaran would not have taken place. Hell, without the blood elves the Horde wouldn’t have had the mana bomb that flattened Theramore.
So yeah, there’s a lot of conjecture there, I know, but I think if Sylvanas had not died, Azeroth would have fared a lot better overall.
I was recently flying around outside of Ironforge, remembering how I used to wall-walk and climb up the mountain, explore the surrounding area, etc. Very first time I got escorted to Great Ironforge Nostalgia seeing the dark stone built strong hold actually made me forget real world as I wander off and got lost that's 2006.
Have you ever noticed these little pieces of Ironforge that kind of pushed out of the snow, they look like they had windows on them. For a sec it was as that I was actually inside of a room up top with a fireplace, and you could peer out into the wintery mountain. By the window you could feel some of the cold, but otherwise you were completely warmed by the fire.
Makes me a little sad we'll likely never see a revamped Ironforge or player housing. Imagine a sprawling Ironforge with multiple levels going up and down. The center would have several rings with each level being dedicated to something like a market place, homes, etc. All the while the massive forge in the center - always visible no matter where you are at in the center. From the center you would have caverns and tunnels, leading to other places like homes, taverns, etc.
Like Suramar in a lot of ways, an actual living, breathing city.
I only got a small portion of the content. There’s gonna be different kinds of quests instead of “go here and dig up these treasures” You’re going to be doing shipments and some other kinds of voyages. I’m not entirely sure of what’s to come, but I know for a fact that there’s going to be more variety in missions I assume.
All that said the potential is huge for the game. I'd be shocked/pissed if you are stuck with whoever you get like in the Beta for crew play. Developers mentioned about customizing your ship too. I would love to see custom emblems on the flags and different colored ships/sails. Let you run a clan emblem like in BF1.
Sunday 28 January 2018 / Warcraft
Battle for Azeroth - Kul Tiras and Zandalar
The original human Kingdom Arathor expanded after the troll wars and those happened 2.800 before the opening of the dark portal officially it began expanding 2700 years ago so at that time Gilneas might have come to be, but since Kul'tiras is now an offshoot of Gilneas it should be even younger ca 2.500 years ago or so.
Wednesday 24 January 2018 / PC, Warcraft
Battle for Azeroth Horde or Alliance?
I’m all for the faction war. What I’ve seen so far has gotten me pretty pumped up to fight for my faction
ALLIANCEBurning down Teldrassil? As a long time Alliance player, that genuinely pisses me off and I’ll gladly slay Horde by the thousands for that.
Sunday 21 January 2018 / Warcraft
Frog Mount
It has been killing me since I first saw the thing teased, I KNOW I KNOW that face (especially the brows) from somewhere but for the life of me I just can't think of it...
Thursday 11 January 2018 / Tumblr
Tumblr Theme
A minimalist, all-in-one contained theme packed with plenty of Customisation options. Features include:
- Multiple post widths ranging from 250px to 500px
- 6 Custom Links; customisable icon links.
- Fixed top bar on scroll
- All-in-one: additional tabs for askbox, info + navi, and blogroll
- Additional options: Photoset spacings, post margins, colours, font size, posts / caption display, pagination options, header image.
DEMO
So you want to create your own blog? Awesome! I’d love to help you get online and make your own little corner of the internet.
Before getting started, the first thing you need to decide is which blogging site to use. I create themes for two different blogging sites
- Wordpress.org
- Blogspot.com
WordPress.org
Description
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That’s it! Your new site will now be online and you can log in to get started. You can now purchase any of my WordPress themes inc hosting for one year + setup $100.
Blogger.com (AKA Blogspot)
Description
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Wednesday 10 January 2018 / Blogger
Online Doxxing
here is a culture of trying to discredit anyone you disagree with or just dislike and I’ve seen it manifest over and over through various groups. People will jump on a bandwagon like it’s giving out free candy and repeat bullshit lies they heard from a third party. The problem with the feminist community is that it’s fractured, people who disagree, people who are More Radical Than You so they can make fun of you, people who are Liberal Angels who want to separate themselves from Radical Devils, fuck tonnes of white feminism applied and in the end the women who need support can’t even get it from the people who claim to support them.
Monday 8 January 2018 / Warcraft
Allied Races
I'm still guessing that the allied races, minus the Zandalari and Dark Iron Dwarves, are going to be pre order bonuses similar to the Demon Hunters with Legion. Most people have capped characters and have no real reason to go and try out the new level scaling zones but if the allied races are a preorder bonus people would be leveling these new races, potentially, for the heritage armor sets but I could be wrong. Prepare yourselves, members of the Alliance, for the hundreds upon hundreds of Void Elves that shall be invading your cities and for you of the Horde, you get a ridiculous amount of Nightborne because elves!
Sunday 7 January 2018 / Blogger
How I Made My Blogger Menu Bar Sticky
Change Any normal Navigation bar to a Sticky Navigation Bar with this guide. What is the benefits of this? Your website or blog visitors doesn't have to scroll back to the top to select different topic or category.
After following the steps of this post, your current Blogger navigation bar or menu bar become sticky which will be hidden while scrolling down and appear on scroll up.
Step 1 ⏩ Sign-in to your Blogger Account then Go to Layout → Add a Gadget → HTML / Javascript and paste the following code (It is recommended to ad this Gadget at the bottom area of your layout) :-
<script>
//<![CDATA[
bs_makeSticky("header-navigation");
function bs_makeSticky(elem) {
var bs_sticky = document.getElementById(elem);
var scrollee = document.createElement("div");
bs_sticky.parentNode.insertBefore(scrollee, bs_sticky);
var width = bs_sticky.offsetWidth;
var iniClass = bs_sticky.className + ' bs_sticky';
window.addEventListener('scroll', bs_sticking, false);
function bs_sticking() {
var rect = scrollee.getBoundingClientRect();
if (rect.top < 0) {
bs_sticky.className = iniClass + ' bs_sticking';
bs_sticky.style.width = width + "px";
} else {
bs_sticky.className = iniClass;
}}}
//]]>
</script>
<style>.bs_sticking {background:#ffffff !important; position:fixed !important; display: inline;
float: none; position: fixed; top: 0px; left: 0px;
right: 0px; z-index: 999; width:100%;} </style> Step 2 ⏩ The above code will make your navigation menu bar sticky. Now below the above code Paste the following code for Scrolling effect.
<script>
//<![CDATA[
$(function(){
var lastScrollTop = 0, delta = 5;
$(window).scroll(function(event){
var st = $(this).scrollTop();
if(Math.abs(lastScrollTop - st) <= delta)
return;
if (st > lastScrollTop){
// downscroll code
$("#header-navigation").css({top:'-50px'})
.hover(function(){$("#header").css({top: '0px'})})
} else {
// upscroll code
$("#header-navigation").css({top:'0px'});
}
lastScrollTop = st;
});});
//]]>
</script>
Step 3 ⏩ Now click on Save button and then Save Arrangement of your Layout.
That's It and don't forget to REPLACE header-navigation the with your Menu ID.
Saturday 6 January 2018 / Nintendo Switch
Nintendo Switch
If any of you guys got a Nintendo Switch this holiday season, let me give you some advice. Get a carrying case for it. Trust me; it’ll save you a lot of hassle.
The Nintendo Switch isn’t an easy portable console compared to the 3DS. It doesn’t fold over so it doesn’t easily fit in your pocket when it’s put together. Because it wasn’t easily portable, I was worried to take it on the go since I feared that I would drop the console or place it somewhere where it would get damaged.
So yeah, a Switch carrying case helps a lot and I highly suggest you get one if you own a Switch and wish to use it as a portable.
Wednesday 3 January 2018 / Graphic Design, PC
Ideas, New Year’s Resolutions Fail
So it's 2018 New Year new resolutions and what's mine going to be seems to puzzle me as much as it's to everyone close to me. New Year’s resolutions are kind of like a drunk uncle. You know you shouldn’t take him too seriously…but you can’t help but laugh and play along when he comes around once a year.
Braille is beautiful. The first moving braille smartwatch for the visually impaired. A powerful and cohesive look. Art direction, product design, branding, envision, packaging, web, app, exhibition and photography for Dot Inc. by cloudandco.
Braille characters are expressed by the four cells built on the display. These cells are interactive. Touch the bottom left and right portions of the cell, and the touch sensors will respond to your gestures.
My experience building a PC to replace my much loved but aging 2012 Acer Aspire with a Intel powerhouse. First I’ll share the reasons why I wanted to build my own PC. Simple it's always been a game World of Warcraft
All parts bought with prices could be found here
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