Wow -- it's a nightmare from Ruffymmo's blog

There's no reason to mind this. All that stuff is still there for TBC Classic Gold you in the event that you need it - indeed, so is the original, gruelling grind through the older world, in the kind of WOW Classic. Moment-to-moment, the game is a lot better for the changes, especially for new players. A bewildering and intimidating beast of an MMO is now, if hardly small, then seductively streamlined. For the first time in a longlong time, the peaks seem within reach from the foothills.

It's just strange, for me, a game I always felt was about its places has set its narrative integrity first. It is odd to see 14 years' worth of landscape and adventure - 14 years I lived and levelled, walked and fought - neatly filed away where they won't irritate anybody, unless they go looking. It's the right call, it just makes me wistful.

I am definitely rolling another brand new personality though. GATES, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Bend resident Dave Ewing was heading home on condition Highway 22 from the Valley on Monday night, such as many vacation weekend travelers, when he started visiting and dodging fallen trees.

Amid a slowed line of traffic came the unmistakable sound of one tree after another falling and snapping. "Trees were falling left and right," Ewing said, after he parked at a nearby rest area. "Everybody's being flipped around. There are trees falling all over the place." Ewing shared photographs on Facebook of the neighboring fire's orange glow, and trees going up on a nearby hillside -- the way neighboring was difficult to tell in the dark.

"Wow -- it's a nightmare," he wrote, watching fire crews head up the street. Scenes like that were being repeated across much of the country, as a predicted windstorm came to pass amid high fire danger, sending trees toppling onto homes and highways and causing wildfires to cheap WOW TBC Classic Gold spread quickly, including one that shut off 97 north of Chiloquin.