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I'm still not sure what to make of this, but according to a number of very upset hunters on the official forums, Blizzard has handed a permanent ban to a player known as Megatf, said to be the best arena hunter in the world. His Armory does in fact show him as being #2 in his battlegroup (Reckoning) for 2's, #1 for 3's, and #1 for 5's, so even if he wasn't the best in the world, the guy knew a thing or two about PvP. The ban is popularly attributed to Megatf's having posted criticism of how Blizzard has handled the Hunter crisis in arena. It's certainly tough to argue that hunters are doing well; they are the only class that is underperforming in all three brackets, even by Blizzard's standards and months after the introduction of an MS-debuff to Aimed Shot.

So I was PvPing with my priest in Hellfire last night and Kazzak was yelling up a storm... I've tanked that s.o.b. a few times so I know exactly what that means (wiiiiiipe!), and decided to log on my warrior and go see what the ruckus was all about.

A few minutes later I was flying high above a Horde raid regrouping for what I assumed to be another of many attempts on the beast. Things seemed to be going well for them and Kazzak's HP was dropping pretty quickly. Good for them. Confident that the horde would be too busy raiding to mess with me, I flew in for a closer look.

A quick search on the popular video site YouTube will produce just over 100,000 videos related to the hugely popular online computer game World of Warcraft. This gave Wendy James from the web site WoW-Gold-Price-List.com a great idea. To create a contest just for WoW players.



Looking through some of the current WoW videos on YouTube, Wendy laughs. Some of the videos she came across are just so humorous. One popular theme seems to be having ingame WoW characters dance to classic songs. The video using the Baywatch Theme Song really stands out in her mind.



Wanting to see what users could come up with about her own site, Wendy decided to create a WoW Video Contest offering a $500 prize to the winner. Wendy's contest is to have WoW players create a humorous video about her site WoW-Gold-Price-List.com.



This contest is open to anybody and requires you to create a video and upload it to YouTube and then add it to the contest group youtube.com/group/wowgoldpricelist. The contest is running from now until March 31, 2008. The winning entry will be judged by Wendy herself and the prize will be paid via PayPal.



Wendy admits that she is very excited to see what type of videos get submitted. "Their are just so many creative people out their" says Wendy.



You can get more information on the video contest at the web site at youtube

A quick search on the popular video site YouTube will produce just over 100,000 videos related to the hugely popular online computer game World of Warcraft. This gave Wendy James from the web site WoW-Gold-Price-List.com a great idea. To create a contest just for WoW players.



Looking through some of the current WoW videos on YouTube, Wendy laughs. Some of the videos she came across are just so humorous. One popular theme seems to be having ingame WoW characters dance to classic songs. The video using the Baywatch Theme Song really stands out in her mind.



Wanting to see what users could come up with about her own site, Wendy decided to create a WoW Video Contest offering a $500 prize to the winner. Wendy's contest is to have WoW players create a humorous video about her site WoW-Gold-Price-List.com.



This contest is open to anybody and requires you to create a video and upload it to YouTube and then add it to the contest group youtube.com/group/wowgoldpricelist. The contest is running from now until March 31, 2008. The winning entry will be judged by Wendy herself and the prize will be paid via PayPal.



Wendy admits that she is very excited to see what type of videos get submitted. "Their are just so many creative people out their" says Wendy.



You can get more information on the video contest at the web site at youtube