Shamus Plays WoW #1: It's An Imp's Life

Alar

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Ahh, good! World of WarCraft from Shamus. This should be highly enjoyable. Though, I must admit, I am curious as to how long this series will run. It would take to long to do 1-60.
 

SturmDolch

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Having the story from the point of view of the imp is a great twist that I definitely didn't see coming. Awesome! I look forward to seeing more. Perfect that I just started playing again, too.
 
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It may just be me, but I get the feeling of Mogworld when reading this.

Thats good by the way.

Probably just me though... ah well.
 

Asehujiko

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rembrandtqeinstein said:
So the elf starting area quests go something like "You must bring the magical essence of the three lunar oracles to remove the corruption at the heart of the world tree. The fate of the night elf people hangs in the balance!"

The human starting quests go something like "I lost my pig, help me find it."

And the dwarf quests revolve around delivering beer.
Obviously the dwarf starting zone is the best.
 

Spendrik

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Reminds me of Practical Demonkeeping by Christopher Moore. Must read for lock players!

http://amzn.com/0060735422
 

Neferius

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Haha... I can't wait until that guy summons the Succubus!
Midnight Crossroads said:
I'm going to love this one especially. Are you going to continue running the imp even as you unlock the new demons or have them be manifestations of the same one?
ROFLMAO- I can just see it now "Holy Fuck! Now I've got Tits!!! Change me Back you Perv, CHANGE ME BA... hey, this Tail is pretty nifty."
 

Shamus Young

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GrinningManiac said:
Are you a fan of Terry Pratchett, Shamus?

'Cus I'm noticing a lot of stylistic influences
I suppose it's a compliment that so many people say this to me. My wife is a huge fan, but I haven't read a single book yet.

At this point, I'm not sure if I should.
 

GrinningManiac

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Shamus Young said:
GrinningManiac said:
Are you a fan of Terry Pratchett, Shamus?

'Cus I'm noticing a lot of stylistic influences
I suppose it's a compliment that so many people say this to me. My wife is a huge fan, but I haven't read a single book yet.

At this point, I'm not sure if I should.
I'm heavily biased, being a Terry Pratchett fanboy, but I STRONGLY reccomend you read at least one. Talk to the missus about which ones she likes.

Word of warning - the first two (and mabye the next four after that) are arguably his worst, since they were at the start when he had yet to refine his craft and his universe. I'd skip 'em initially, since the books can be read in any order. I read one of the most recent ones first, and then worked whichever way I wanted.

Some of the stories have a continuity (i.e. the City Watch novels start with the Night Watch being a crappy group of four people (including a drunk and a thief) and over the novels it turns into the most professional (and largest) organisation in the city.)

tl;dr please at least read one. Poor Sir Pratchett has Alzhimers, and he can't even physically write any more. He has to dictate to a Stephen-Hawkings-esque machine. He hasn't got long left before Discworld WILL end.
 

Falling_v1legacy

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Liking this one already. Big LotR fan, but I hadn't played the LotR MMO. WoW I've at least played a 10 day trial. Really fun to see familiar territory. Absolutely love that once again Shamus has found the inherent contradictions in a game- demons serving the Light. Love it.
 

pumasuit

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This is such a briliant perspective. It's creative and unexpected. Hilarious! I cannot wait to read every installment of this series!