Gitr

We are having a Loot/Attendance/Expansion discussion in Core on our forums. Graytail made a very good point today:

We are a casual guild with a population including some leaning more towards serious raiding–which is great for synergy.  At some point however, conversations on this thread make it sound like we are moving away from being a casual guild–correct me if I am wrong.  I /agree with Janick’s previous comments of don’t equate a non 100% attendance rate as a lack of dedication to the guild or its players.

I replied with the following:  [Read more…] about What Keeps a Guild ‘Casual?’

I joined BlogShares in January, and it has been pretty fun, especially if you can do it when things are slow at work. I started out with some trading here and there with my Blog Dollars (B$). I know, I know, that sure looks like BS, to some, and I think that is some of the appeal. After 4 days, I was hooked and added my blog and signed up for the Premium account.

I have a system down where I buy a ton of blogs and put them in a folder waiting for the cooldown period to end, and then move them into a Selling folder as I sell them a bit at a time, waiting for their P/E ratio to increase. It is really more of a science than an art, but people can throw monkey wrenches into your plans.

Everyone with enough money, chips, and karma can use things called Artifacts that create effects on other blogs. They can do things such as double/half the share price, elbow in to get some shares, buy out everyone, etc.

If you have a blog, or if you just want to have fun acting like a day trader without any risk, give it a go.

If you sign up, leave a comment or e-mail me, and I will send you 200 shares of Gitr’s WoW Blog, currently valued at B$365, until I get low on my own shares.

It seems that Gitr’s WoW Blog is experiencing exponential growth right now. As of today, the blog has over 200 more visits this month than in all of October. November was really crazy because of a link from Tobold’s blog that put me on the map for two wild days of clicking away.

This is nothing like the growth that DM Osbon has had. His blog is very young, yet on December 6th, he had 8,500 hits! He has been averaging about 500 hits per day, so he is offering people what they want, evidenced in his visitors coming from direct bookmarks, not searches. Congrats, DM Osbon! [Read more…] about Exponential Growth in Visits

I got word from my guildies that the maker of ClickHeal updated his addon to version 2.0 and renamed it Klik.

http://wow.curse-gaming.com/en/files/details/5102/klik/

I grabbed it yesterday and set it up using the same commands as I have been used to for so long. It worked like a charm, but I think it is missing a lot of features. All I saw last night was the enablement to click the portraits and get the action you want. There was no setting page for announcements or GUI or anything else I liked about ClickHeal. I could be wrong, and mine could be broken, or it could be because it is Beta and people are complaining to high heaven about it.

Still, it got the job done. Get it if you are still nervous about healing without a mod.