Skip to main content

On Hunters.

By
Someone thinks that we all have secret hunter alts that we secretly love. Heck no.

That hunter? The level 50 one over there?

The only reason he hasn't typed out D-E-L-E-T-E is because he's level 50. And I'm lothe to delete 40+.

I hates him.

His face has this blank expression. His pet isn't cuddly and he holds a gun wierd.

Stupid hunter.

I regret him daily. If he didn't exist my Druid would have tagged 70 already. So would my Shaman. I don't like huntering, line of site ..blegh... no healing... bleagh... no shinies.

I'll leave that to her.

Maybe I should type D-E-L-E-T-E.... it isn't like I've regretted giving up my paladin. And hunters are practically paladins. Both are boring. Cept Wulfa... but she's the exception that proves the rule.

But I don't like him. Bleh no. I'd rather play a rogue. STABBITY!!!!!!!!!!!

**At this point the Author walked away whining about no time to level his rogue.
Labels:

Comments

Fish said…
I think they should have qualified that statement with "if you like to DPS". I personally don't care for hunters, I'd delete mine if he wasnt my alchemist and leatherworker. They can't heal, cant wear heavy armor, limited utility, all they do is shoot stuff, no appeal for me. . .
October 22, 2008 at 10:38:00 AM MDT
Anonymous said…
You should have rolled a dwarf.
October 22, 2008 at 10:54:00 AM MDT
Unknown said…
My hunter has been lvl 61 for half a year ....
October 22, 2008 at 12:56:00 PM MDT
Kelmar said…
I cant get into playing hunters either...

Silly class, questing becomes easy mode and the EGO all hunters seem to have because of that easy leveling and DPS.

Don't tell my wife I said any of this!
October 22, 2008 at 2:53:00 PM MDT
Anonymous said…
I am the same, though I have never managed to get a hunter anywhere near to 50 - mine barely get high enough level to tame a pet before I tire of them. My current hunter is very cute but she is level 16 and destined to stay there.
October 22, 2008 at 4:42:00 PM MDT
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Cat is Out of the Bag

By
I wonder where that expression comes from? There is this fabulous book that can tell you, only I forgot the name of it. Next time I come across it I think I'm going to have to buy it. Anyway. I was going to wait. A long time. Maybe forever. I don't like people coming up and hugging me, smiling and saying congratulations, or asking me questions. But Damm was talking to his recruiter about insurance. And he mentioned something that he should've told the recruiter was non-repeatable, because 5 minutes later the recruiter told Damm's mother (I have no earthly idea why he's talking to her-I keep forgetting to ask). After that I had to tell my mother. We haven't told any extended family members because there are quite a few here celebrating Damm's mother's graduation and that would be the worst form of torture I can imagine. So yeah, I'm knocked up again :P And this time I'm getting the t-shirt. "It" is due August 11. I have not been to a doc...
19 comments
Read more ->>

There be too much history.

By
For the past couple of weeks Damm and I have been faithfully spending an hour each day working on our respective summer projects-he on his writing and me on Spanish and history. I had previously mentioned wanting to create some sort of series that I’d work on throughout the summer. I did a bit of brainstorming and decided that I should write essays on bits of fun and fascinating history. Then I started thinking up topic ideas and realized that I didn’t have enough time to randomly pick subjects, research them, and then write entertainingly. So I decided to pick one area of focus. It came down to either Modern Russia or the Civil War Era, since these are the two history courses I’ll be taking in the fall. I chose the Civil War. And even then I have not narrowed my focus enough. The essays one could write on the American Civil War … the possibilities are endless. And so I’m in the process of redefining what I will write/research. I’m in the midst of gathering info for a...
9 comments
Read more ->>

Werewolves are always better.

By
The question answering post will come tomorrow. Sunday was too busy. I just finished reading Twilight and New Moon . When I first started Twilight I wasn't impressed, it seemed slow and bleh and very teen dating girl story. Last night I got home at about midnight... I picked up New Moon. I was only going to read the ending to the scene that starts in the back of Twilight.... I didn't get much sleep last night(due to finishing New Moon). I'm loving the series. Although, wow these vamps scare me. Why? Because they are harder to kill. After reading the first book I spent 20 min thinking of counters. For a counter to be valid it has to be balanced. I can't just say "I'm superman and Vampires are deathly allergic to me and I heal like wolverine and have a robot army." (although when I ran into the aliens from Alien/Aliens/AvP for the first time, my counter at the time was almost exactly that.) I came up with the Dancer. He's a completely normal ...
7 comments
Read more ->>