Glaze
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Post by Glaze on Sept 14, 2006 10:16:13 GMT -5
I want to thank all of those that have signed up for the sunday MC run with UGOW. It really means alot that even though you guys had no interest in it you signed up. Wether it be to support me or any other reason I thank you. Especially you Willow and Val, I know how you guys hate big groups, but I do promise to make it fun above all. I would also like to encourage those level 60's that have not been to MC and would like a chance to go to please sign up for the TNT (sunday MC run) UGOW sponsered run on sunday at 1030am server. It was and will continue to be alot of fun. Thanks for the support.
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Willow
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Post by Willow on Sept 14, 2006 13:53:27 GMT -5
I would follow you anywhere Glaze, I trust you and have never had a bad experience with you leading the way. And if you like these people (and so do Bah and Braum, and I trust them also), then I'm sure they're OK. It's just.....there's so many of them So, how long is this going to take, LOL. Remember the times I went with you on an afternoon run, and I didn't have much time cuz my son would be home from school, and you said it would only take an hour or so, and 3-4 hours later, we were still there? Good times, good times I've been wanting to do MC, but you're right, I don't like really big groups. 20 man is my comfort limit, and that has been mostly Co9, or some with GL, people I'd gotten to know somewhat. But I don't want to get left behind while everyone else moves on to bigger and better things, and is able to go into the new zones, etc, with the expansion. I want to be accepted into groups, and make a worthwhile contribution if I am, and that means getting better gear and becoming more knowledgable, and I guess that means doing the big raids. That being said, however, I'm quaking in my wildheart boots. I don't want to make an idiot of myself, or be totally ineffectual. So, before we leap into the chasm, is there anything I should know, anything I need to do ahead of time, any information on what I will be doing there?
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Valadien
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Post by Valadien on Sept 14, 2006 14:38:33 GMT -5
BTW Willow, you've been approved. ;D
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Glaze
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Post by Glaze on Sept 18, 2006 0:07:04 GMT -5
I would like to take this opportunity to thank those that came to my aid and to also congradulate Val for bringing home an epic. To everyone else, I anxiously await you guys by my side in the depths of Molten Core. Next sundays raid is posted, (as Filch would say) it will be your honor to accompany me in MC....lol.
P.S. The fact that you guys were there with me made it so much more worth the while.
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Valadien
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Post by Valadien on Sept 18, 2006 0:15:30 GMT -5
No, thank YOU for giving me the chance to take a visit to the Core! I had a marvelous time... the epic is nice, yes, but the knowledge I gained from going was more worth while to me (not to mention the fact that I like seeing all those numbers popping up from sheer white damage alone! ;D )
Now to work on that fire resistance, lol.
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Post by demaris on Sept 18, 2006 14:12:10 GMT -5
You now I would follow you anywhere Glaze....you are my tank! I hope this grows as a feeder to the FNL run if UGOW truly puts the higher FR as a prerequisite to that run....I am happy to see a fellow CO9 guildmate running that instance. Keep it up buddy, You Da Tank!!!
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Valadien
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Post by Valadien on Sept 18, 2006 20:42:10 GMT -5
Yes, thanks for reminding me Demaris to congratulate Glaze on a job well done leading that venture into the Core. You did awesome man, one of if not the best meat-shield I've ever seen. I do admit, though, that I'm rather nervous I'll mess up again in there.
Looking forward to next week's run... last night helped me a bit in the fact that I have not been enjoying playing WoW lately. My hat/helmet/mojo mask is off to you, Glaze.
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Willow
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Post by Willow on Sept 19, 2006 11:09:19 GMT -5
Yes Glaze, it WILL be our honor to accompany you again to the bowels of Azeroth. You did a great job, and I actually enjoyed it. I thought I would be way out of my league, and I thought it would be very confusing with so many people and me not knowing anything about that instance. But you were very calm and collected, and explained things very well, and it all went so smoothly. Thank you, and I look forward to next Sunday. You da bomb! and you really were, weren't you
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Glaze
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Post by Glaze on Sept 25, 2006 5:30:49 GMT -5
I would like to once again thank those that supported me this sunday. We encountered the first four bosses and slayed them without a problem and then faced the fifth boss and slayed it on the second attempt. Great job everyone and thank you. Lucifron, Magmadar, Gehennas, Garr and Baron Geddon have fallen victim to TNT. A special thanks to Willow and Valadien for their continued support. I would also like to take this opportunity to encourage those that have not yet experienced the Glaze MC experience to go ahead and sign up for the raid at www.ugow.org on the raid manager section ( its the sunday MC run usually under the name of Swoosh). We always have lots of fun and the more from Co9 that attend the happier I am.
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Willow
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Post by Willow on Sept 25, 2006 5:54:55 GMT -5
Thank YOU again Glaze, for another awesome afternoon. You actually make being in a blazing hot, encosed space, with 39 other hot and sweaty people, fun ;D
Yes, please, anyone who hasn't done a Sunday MC run with Glaze, give it a try. It's called TNT, for "The New Team", but I say it's because Glaze is DYNOMITE! Come on out and lend him Co9 support.
BTW Glaze, I signed up for next Sunday, but I have to go to a lunch/meeting after church, at about 9am server time. Not sure how long that will last. I did make note that I might be late, on the sign up, and I will try my best to be on time.
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itar
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Post by itar on Sept 25, 2006 8:05:40 GMT -5
I will be signing up soon I hope
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Post by emraldfalcon on Sept 25, 2006 11:27:49 GMT -5
Yes I would also love to go but since Emrald is not in the guild and Kestral is too low level still..... But if u need a restore druid and have the space I would love to come!
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