The more you know!

[rekall]

Reason #1 for Playing a Female in WoW: Random males giving you items and money, simply because you're "hot". Even if you're one of the "ugly" races.

Of course me being the bitch I am, I gladly accept whatever they're giving me and then log out or run off if they attempt to further talk to me.


Reason #1 for Wishing You Could Attack Friendly People/Towns: Being forced to deliver messages between two people who are standing right next to each other.

Fred: Oooh, deliver this to Joe!
*finds Joe standing in the doorway of the building you're standing right in front of*
*goes over to him*
Joe: Fred's right! Deliver the results to him!
*turns around to speak to Fred*
Fred: I knew it! Tell Joe that!
*back to Joe*
Joe: Fred says that? Really? Tell him I don't believe him!
*Fred again*
Fred: Whatever! Go get your next quest from Joe.
Me: *eye twitch*

Gah! Just because I look like a cheetah doesn't mean I want to be your mail service! You're standing right in front of each other, they would have heard you!

Comments

[bnomiko.livejournal.com]

Being female: It's even better when they find out you're actually a girl girl : D

Killing your quest givers. Ah, that sounds like the Stalvan Mistmantle quest. Though... you're playing horde right? Wouldn't shock me if they gave you guys something similar -_-

[rekallthegreat.livejournal.com]

LOL, it was the Stalvan Mistmantle quest! I switch back and forth playing Horde and Alliance depending on what I feel like that day.

I find on the Horde side there's a lot less running around to different locations when it comes to quests (I can't think of any Horde quest that is the equivalent of the Stalvan quest or the Missing Diplomat one) but they're a lot less interesting.

[bnomiko.livejournal.com]

HAHAHAHA... yeah, that part of that quest was always so irritating. It's like, duh, stupids, you are literally within arm's reach of each other. Try communicating!!

(Maybe they're like ex's? Hehe, that would explain why they aren't speaking...)

The sad thing about Stalvan is the story behind it is kinda... interesting. Then they said screw it and it all goes to hell and makes no sense. And once you complete all the prereqs, Commander Ebonlocke, who started you on the whole hellish chain, is like, "Stalvan... Mistmantle? OHHH... THAT Stalvan Mistmantle! Silly me, I thought you meant another Malvin Stistmantle... Yeah, Stalvan lives in a house right above town, sorry for making you run around uselessly."