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Now you can have WoW-themed ringtones and wallpapers on your phone!
Quote from: Eyonix (Source)
Carry a little piece of Azeroth wherever your real-world travels take you with our new World of Warcraft-themed wallpapers and ringtones for your phone. We’ve just launched a new service in the United States that lets you download content related to your favorite Blizzard Entertainment games to supported mobile phones. Currently, these wallpapers and ringtones are available through carriers AT&T, Cellular One, Sprint, and Verizon; support for T-Mobile and Virgin Mobile is coming soon. Over 65 pieces of content are currently available, including ringtones of World of Warcraft’s capital city themes and the distinctive murloc gurgle, as well as wallpapers featuring character artwork, class and faction emblems, and more. Visit the new Mobile Ringtones and Wallpapers page (linked below) for more information -- and while you’re there, be sure to check out our StarCraft and Diablo mobile content, too. http://mobile.blizzard.com
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Can I delete tabards after obtaining them for the achievement? (Source)
Yes you can delete them. While I do not recommend getting rid of the ones that are harder to pickup, you can even delete them before hitting the 25 tabard mark. I bought all of the easy to get tabards like Cenarion Expedition, Skyguard, Ogri'la, etc. and ended up at 24. So I sold these easy ones while I worked on the last one. Once I picked up the last one I got the achievement without re-purchasing the ones I sold. Once again though, I recommend not getting rid of any of the difficult ones to get in case this doesn't work out as planned. But grats to all those who are real achievers!
When is "The Hallowed" achievement changing? (Source)
In the next patch. No patch = no change.
More on the Retribution nerfs (Source)
Scimitar, that is an interesting idea. We could get a similar effect by changing Wisdom to base mana instead of total mana (because that is independent of the size of your mana pool with gear). As some players have pointed out, the risk would be that paladins feel that Wisdom is their only choice. Q u o t e: If we knew that based on Blizz's current testing we're within 5% of "top" dps then the tone of the conversation might change a bit. The reason I don’t say things like that is players (especially those without a firm grasp of statistics) will post a screenshot of damage meters showing a Ret with terrible dps and the thread title “SEE?” Just because you CAN be at the top of the damage meters doesn’t mean you WILL be at the top of the damage meters. That is a huge difference. But all many players hear is “I should be within 5% of the top rogue and hunter.” Overall, the design goal for Ret hasn’t changed. We want you to be brought for your dps if for example the raid already has all of your buffs. You were just too high before. Even less skilled Ret players were very high. Even ones with questionable gear. Q u o t e: It has become very obvious that developers only play World of Spreadsheetcraft. If they were doing any internal testing before tossing out these nerfs they would see how horrid the JotW nerf is. 25% down from 33% would have been fine, it would have made us be aware and watch our mana without going OOM so fast. Why dont you try ONE nerf at a time instead of throwing the butcher knife at us. I know, maybe if we insult the developers that will get them to change things! :) We tested quite extensively with the JotW change, down to changing the number by single percentage points until we found a number we liked. As far as multiple nerfs, we did try a few small changes when we made