Okay so I have changed my mind on how I’m gonna do my blog here. It will be daily, but only on weekdays. Weekends I’m gonna take off so I can rest and relax and not think about writing something.

So where to begin. Lets see, my Army friend got back from Iraq that week and just so happen to be an awesome friend and put 3 months of game time on my Alliance World of Warcraft account, and that is what I’ve been playing all Wednesday, Thursday, and Monday. World of Warcraft has always been one of my favorite games since I first pushed my hands into the addictive bright colored world.

Now I’m not afraid to say I’m addicted to World of Warcraft, but I don’t see how that can be an issue. As with all video games, real life is more important; eating food, drinking water, being there for your girlfriend, helping your sister move, and all around being a normal human being. However when your alone and nothing to do, then that’s when I see its okay to just go all out and enjoy the game.

My adventures in WoW in the past week or so has been with the Random Dungeon Finder (RDF). The RDF in WoW is one of the greatest tools so far created in the game. It puts your character into a random queue for a dungeon your level with characters from any server! Now it has its flaws which cannot really be fixed do to the number of people playing each specific type of character. Obviously if your playing a Damage role your gonna have a hard time finding a group, and having to wait a longer time because there are so many other players playing that same role. Now if you were a Tank or a Healer you can get a group in no time.

Using this tool I had many great adventures meeting many new wonderful and annoying people. Which is what gaming is all about to me. A single player game is fun, but I love the human aspect of Multiplayer games and you get the greatest experiences in Massively Multiplayer Games.

There is no real review for WoW from me because the game is in a class of its own but, here are a few more images from my exploits.