I love your blog, it would be such a shame to hide it from the world.

I kinda wonder how people who know me in game view my writing style. On my blog I talk’n'talk’talk’n'talk’n'talk, but in game, I won’t say a word if there’s more than 5 or so people around.

It’s strange for me to say because my blog is so socially oriented, but there are a lot of things Gevlon says that I believe in. Not everything, and I certainly don’t usually agree with the way he says things, but despite my fascination with people I do have a very pragmatic side. I just don’t blog about it often.

As much as I don’t approve of griefing lowbies, the “ganking guild” is the funniest thing I’ve read in months.

ps. You flatter me. <3

I did notice that the “many alts” bloggers mentioned not being able to decide which character would get the link. I didn’t think of that while writing the post, though, because I’m such a one-character player.

Given the choice, I would probably put my blog link on all my paladins, my mage and my DK. My other “lesser played” characters are mostly used for when I want some alone time (doesn’t happen often, but it does happen) so I would rather guildies and friends not find them by googling my blog url.

Sure, I’d link mine in my Armory. Sometimes I bitch about something in guild that’s happening, or how I don’t get a piece I think I deserved, but I never do so unjustifiably.

I think, overall, people would be impressed that such high DPS and general awesomeness can come out of a person whose thoughts are as disorganized as books in a dyslexic library.

Or whose jokes are as tasteless as a Healthy Choice TV dinner. Yuck.

Specially for the posts with much WTF!

Just make sure you don’t apply to Gevlon’s sociopaths guild-projects, your blog might be a problem, specially with the lets-all-love-each-other part!

Wanna jump in the beer garden?