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World Of Warcraft Cheats

admin — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 13:06:21 +0000

World Of Warcraft Cheats The Top Four Add-Ons for World of Warcraft Gold Making There are a number of ways to go about World of Warcraft gold making. Players from around the world login each day to try their hand at hundreds of them, but for the top tier players, the secrets start and end with having the right add-ons for their game client. So, here are the top four add-ons for high yield gold making, using the auction house the big money maker in this game. Auctionator Auctionator is a great tool because it offers a variety of buying and selling tools that work very well, allowing you to buy in bulk and in amounts that are far more profitable and easy to control than other auction house mods. The scan feature also works far better than most others and it is consistent over time. Auctioneer Auctioneers basic scanning features are iffy at best, but it has the best search options of any add-on allowing you to look for vendor items, resale items, and much more. Basically, any search criteria you can think of can be fit into Auctioneer and pushed to help you make a profit. The key is to know what youre looking for and to not take the scan data here too literally due to how often it gets a little mussed up. Market Watcher Market Watcher is a bit redundant, but it allows you to scan for specific items in a shopping list and then to graph those values over daily, weekly, or monthly timelines, effectively getting real time market data from across your realm. Its a …

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How to Increase Your Runescape Accounts Combat Level Fast

admin — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 07:11:09 +0000

Everyone who starts playing the game eventually wants to know the same thing: how to increase your Runescape Accounts combat level fast. After all, all the best stuff happens when you have the right combat level!

You can wear better armour, use better weapons, finish more elite quests, and get access to better areas. Most certainly, you can make more money by killing bigger beasts, and killing them faster.

The common misconception about leveling in Runescape is that you should work on the highest possible level of monsters that you can kill in decent quantities. Since XP is based on the amount of damage you do, and that damage is based on the number of hit points the monster has, it is natural to conclude that it is better to fight the monsters with the higher combat level. But this is wrong, for at least two reasons.

First, higher combat in NPCs does not mean higher Hit Points. Many times it reflects higher Defence or ability to do damage to you, so not only are you not doing more damage, but you are actually taking more too. This means more trips for food or prayer potions, and that is not the way to faster leveling.

Second, tougher monsters take longer to kill, and even if they have more Hit Points, it might be taking you a lot longer to do the damage it takes to kill them. What counts is not the Hit Points per kill, but the Hit Points per hour that you are doing. After all, you measure the time you play in minutes and hours, and not kills.

When I was on my last few levels before maxing out my combat skills, I did a lot of slayer tasks to keep myself motivated. One thing that I did differently from everyone else was to turn in the tasks that would take too long to accomplish. This meant that I never bothered slaying metal dragons, even though there were some nice potential drops there. I know for a fact that if I had kept all those slower tasks that I would still be waiting to get my first 99 skill. As it is I have 4 now (you can check my character Erikfrombc on the high scores for proof).

So what does this mean for the beginning player? Simply put, start low and work your way up. Whenever I make a new character I start out with chickens and stay there for a while. Not only do I get fast levels, but I also get prayer XP for burying bones, feathers that stack and which I can sell for decent money and better weapons quickly, and cooking XP from the raw chickens that I can cook in the nearby cooking pot.

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Mario Kart Shortcuts

admin — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 09:43:17 +0000

This video containing some helpful shortcuts for Mario Kart (Nintendo). I know this will help you out! May the force be with you…

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Star Wars the Force Unleashed WON”T LOAD!!!!

admin — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 09:47:49 +0000

So I got Star Wars the Force Unleashed (Lucas Arts) a week ago, and it worked fine until last weekend. All of a sudden when I tried to boot up the game, either the screen would freeze up during boot up, or if you booted up the game from the dashboard, the screen would just go black and the drive would stop. I took the game back to Gamestop and they replaced it. I took it home and the same happened. So I went on the gamefaqs.com message board, and some one had the same problem. Some dude wrote the fix out, but I wanted to talk to technical support before I started dicking around with the dashboard. I called Xbox 360 (Microsoft) and some Indian or Pakistani lady told me to call Lucas Arts… so I did, and here’s the solution.

1. Take the game out and re-boot your Xbox 360.

2. From the dashboard scroll to the system page (it’s the purple one)

3. Scroll down to memory and press the A button

4. Hit the Y button (device options)

5. Now press XX LB RB XX and select Yes when the option comes up (some kind of maintenance thing) .

6. Put the game back in and re-boot your system

7. Commence you geekdome!

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