All the barmaids were sent to Gallywix's Palace, lawn chairs to Bilgewater Harbor, and beach umbrellas to Booty Bay.
Enjoy your grey polygons, or pretend that it's odd, grey-colored snow.
Still less depressing than gloomy rainy Shatterspear.
Others beat me to a serious post. I'd just echo Maulbane here.
Onyxia's cave was the best.
(06-14-2014, 02:15 PM)Sorum Wrote: [ -> ]Onyxia's cave was the best.
Srsly?
I couldn't stand the poor ambient lighting that made dress-up tough. :P
That being said, having players in-game, even if they are OoC is in my experience,
always more conducive to RP. If GMI is a trap, then the WoW client itself is a quicksand-ice net trap X2 COMBO.
Yes, it can be frustrating if it seems like few people are playing in the pool, but the irritation is a bit misguided when you get mad at the people standing right beside the water in their bathing suits.
Just seeing people milling about piques the interests of others. With +20 people online, someone is more inclined to check out what's going down. If anything, I would
encourage player idling and OoC, in GMI or elsewhere.