mmorpwtfs

... I'm just a bit frustrated with WoW right now. I can sometimes log into characters if I disable addons, as long as they aren't in a city, and most of my characters are in a city. Plus, I heart my addons and don't want to play without them. It's like playing blindfolded with half your keyboard missing (and the rest in dvorak layout but qwerty labeling).

*thwacks it over the head*

There is a part of me that misses Guild Wars. Not all of it (WoW does a much better job with hunters, who don't have to waste valuable skill slots in order to have their pet out, and rogues, and there's also the jumping thing), but I miss my characters and I miss preeeetty armor and I miss henches/heroes (even if they are dumb as turnips) and I miss the bpa and ... *flail* I don't know.

Except. I don't have the program installed any more, and even if I did I don't have my account information. And I really don't have the money to buy another account, even just one expansion (let alone three), which anyway defeats the "missing my existing characters" part.

Mrrrrr.

Also, I am totally not a mmorpg player. I mean, I play them, obviously, but I strongly prefer playing alone, or, if I have to group up, with friends rather than complete and utter strangers who tend to be idiots and/or annoying and/or elitist.

Which makes it kind of dorky that this post is all about mmorpgs. >_>

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Random revelation of the day: the whole "the story in my head is not as good as what comes out on paper" is /totally/ a Schroedinger's Cat situation. What is in my head consists of several simultaneous possibilities, that once observed (written) collapse into a single ... well, story ... that is inferior to the coexisting simultaneous possibilities, because there's no way it can be the same.

(Okay, doesn't break the writer's block, but it's fun to explain. Well, sorta.)

In a complete change of subject, here, have some dragons: