Cracking game, hopefully putting to bed the rather idiotic cries of 'rubbish tactics', although with 8 minutes left I did have to end up using my Magic Ring of Goalscoring (a tactic I'm not keep on, for fear of wearing out it's magic). I shall be sending MUFC my normal charge of 7 pints of stella, a large radiant shard (http://www.thottbot.com/?i=12806) and another date with Sophie Howard.

Not too much luck in my first Raid in WoW. It because very apparrent that all the silly mistakes that your parties tend to get away with in small 5 man instaces end up wiping the raid when they happen in big raid instances. There is almost zero margin of error. Ours failed due to mainly a) the main tanks failing to hold agro, and b) general arguments over who was doing the pulling, leading to a rather comical moment where 2 main tanks decided to charge two different mobs, and for extra fun, a hunter decided to pull something else at the same time. Sufficive to say we wiped.

It's interesting to look back and see how all the previous instances you've played really are geared towards learning you the skills you will need later in the game. I know most of my friends should be ok when they get to 60, but there are still a couple that are still making basic errors that will get them killed later on. I know a lot probably think my tactics are enforced slightly more rigorously than needed, but I know they'd need to learn this now, or they won't stand a chance later on.

I also need to improve my UI a bit, lookin at some good raid add-ons now.

"Trust me, I know what I'm doing."
Pb