We were lucky enough to interview the lady gamers of Team Unicorn here on the site, and they’re about as hardcore as they come. Of the bunch, I would have to say Milynn is the most dedicated WOW player (and WOW dedication is serious business). Long ago, I too was a WOW addict (I can sense those disapproving glares), and my addiction was very real. How real you ask? I had my own guild of over 300 players, a half a dozen maxed out characters, as well as DKP flow charts and boss-kill files. We were never very “good”, but it sure was a lot of fun. Tanking however, is one thing that I never had the balls to do. Tanks have a microscope on them at all times. They have to be perfectly geared and know each boss fight like the back of their hands. If they don’t, well, they get bitched at. World of Warcraft, with all of its flaws, is still one of the best designed games of all time. Check out Milynn’s Adventures in Tank Land where she tries to get her lvl 85 Death Knight ready to tank some high end WOW content.
After selling 13 million units world wide, you didn’t really think the Gears of War franchise was over right? While the fine folks at EPIC Games are have shifted focus to other endeavors (see Fort Night), they’ve handed over their precious (and lucrative) franchise to their friends at People Can Fly, the sadists behind last year’s Bulletstorm. With the world of Sera saved and all that, where does the Gears franchise head next? Simple, THE PAST!
It is September 1998 and the action centres once more on the ill-fated Raccoon City and the horrific consequences of the deadly T-virus outbreak from the Umbrella facility. With a cover up required, Umbrella orders an elite team into Raccoon City to destroy all evidence of the outbreak and eliminate any survivors.
milynn rocks 😛
Agreed ! Thanks for reading