Before WoW takes my sanity away in a few minutes time, I shall quickly update this readers-deprived blog. When you have few people reading your blog already, the last thing one should do is to engage in WoW and further suffocate your social circle and condemn your web diary to hellish depth. Worse, by blogging about WoW, I might lose the tiniest remaining lives who sprawls their eyes across this blog, because put it simply, not everyone likes WoW. Everyone loves Maple Story. Who wants a damn war? Alright, in WoW, a game that consumes all souls, my alter ego is a female human mage, and as I'm writing this post, she's very much a spirit [for dying the umpteenth time]. A level-12 chiobu, I wanted her to be chio because everyone likes to play with chiobu, despite how un-chio one can be offline. I chosed the human race because the women in the rest of the races damn ugly, can? I chosed a mage because I don't want to be a melee-freak barbarian, an always-healing priests, or a super-uber short dwarf. I like to set enemies on fire and freeze them in ice while the chiobu rains punches on them. I like to polymoth Gozillas into harmless sheeps. Super cool, like Harry Potter. In the game, socializing is everything. You form temporary groups to kill the hard-to-kill warlocks and golems, and dismiss them as soon as your personal objectives are met. No room for flirting, I soon realise. I tried teasing a Night Elv Hunter, and despite laughing out loud [the in-game characters actually have built-in laughters], we are very soon on our own ways. Now, now, I guess some have already clicked that X button liao. Ha. A cause for concern man, I mean, who writes a damn blog if he/she wants to go hush-hush about it. Frankly speaking, we all write, as much as possible, to a large audience. But before I go down on my knees and beg for readers or go around tagging people's tagboards to come and read mine, I must convince myself the quantity of readers depends on the quality of your writes. I saw this 'Top-10 mistakes a blogger makes' article and let's see how much of it I'm actually guilty of. Next entry perhaps. I've got to go polymoth some beasts now.