WoW has changed enormously since launch. Its barely even the same game anymore. New races, classes, professions, zones, instances, raids, gear, battlegrounds, as well as new innovations like achievements and flying mounts have kept things interesting. Much has been streamlined, including making hybrid classes a viable option, talent tree's constantly (and positively) being revamped, new designs in raid content (no raid requires 40 people anymore, and the preparations and time spent just getting ready for a raid are gone as well). Heirloom gear, RAF, and enchanting scrolls make levelling an alt far easier, and random dungeons help you gear new max level toons with ease. WoW has been tuned into an experience that is easy to play, but hard to master, with some fresh challenge always ready to be attempted.

Maybe the reviewer could concentrate more on reviewing and less on literary masturbation, perhaps?

I thought of doing this about five years ago, but ultimately decided the target just wasn't worth it. I just didn't hate the guy that much, but also: First off, one would have to acquire kiddie porn, which is first off disgusting, and also highly illegal. The second part involves not only covering the tracks you leave, but also laying a convincing trail of evidence suggesting that the target in fact did it himself. Doing that takes a lot of time and work, and just isn't something that any asshole can successfully do.

Yes, but in order to work large scale boycotts like that have to be organized. Its all well and good if you say "I'm not going to buy this game, because I don't like the DRM restrictions" but 10 million other people are just going to suck it up and buy the game anyway in spite of the jumping-through-hoops DRM. So if you actually want to make a difference, you have to make a very vocal round up of the entire gaming community and get everybody in on it. But then again if you get that far a boycott probably wouldn't even be necessary. Good luck with that.

You forgot Blizzard.

But now that I think about it, a true math geek would probably start with the first few digits of Pi and add to every once in awhile. A sterile design, full body wrap around is possible eventually (what math geek, wouldn't relish being covered in numbers?), but a really creative mind would work an artistic design into it.

E=mc2

I'm in the army and no one has ever told me that I have to clear what I post with anyone. The exception would be when we deploy then they require everyone to submit their Facebook, Myspace, whatever, for constant scrutiny (understandable, I guess) during a deployment. Heck, my current unit actually encourages people to friend the unit FRG page (I don't and never will), and our sergeant major posts updates from his office.

Does this make sense to anybody else, or I am just getting it wrong? From what I understand the event horizon is just a boundary signaling a point of absolutely no return due to the intense gravity pulling anything and everything into it. Neutralize the event horizon and you neutralize the gravity, which is proposed to be the element of the blackhole. Without gravity, no blackhole, or at least its a blackhole in stasis. Is the article meaning to neutralize gravity in the area around the blackhole, while leaving said hole itself intact?