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Well Thanksgiving is over. I know a lot of you had to dress up for the holiday. Sooo let me see that style. http://a.nime.me/0081/7558/me_8.jpg http://a.nime.me/0081/7561/me_9.jpg

In a world full of hatred, Where is the shining beacon? Without a cause Without an eye We are left scarred and broken. To whom can actually give? To which can actually care? No mortal for they have eyes of candy. In a world full of hatred, Where candy eyes grow. Seeking to treasure their trove of wonders All seeking to possess their lust. In a world full of hatred, Where candy eyes grow. All that is left Is to live for one. For none will seek Their one for love. In a world full of hatred, Where candy eyes grow.

ANIMAL CROSSING NEW LEAF!? I HAVE NO FRIENDS ON MY DS THAT PLAY TTmTT My dream adress is: 4A00-0019-315F My friend code is: 3110-8509-4992

Before I get started, for those who may not know, Nostalrius is a private vanilla World of Warcraft server that blew up and had hundreds of thousands of accounts and an insanely high active player count. It was completely non profit and they did it for the love of the game, for those who wanted to revisit or try the original World of Warcraft. Earlier this year they received a cease and desist letter from Blizzard and decided to shut down, disappointing many. Eventually a huge campaign started trying to convince Blizzard legacy servers could be a good thing, and it got so big that even former team leader Mark Kern jumped on board. Mark Kern had a meeting with blizzard after change.org received well over 200,000 signatures. Shortly after that the Nostalrius team themselves had a meeting with Blizzard and while details couldn't be discussed the team made it out like it was a pretty positive experience. Now let's fast forward to now. There wasn't much word of anything for months and Nostalrius claims that for the past 4 months blizzard has left them in the dark, even though they now possess everything they needed to overcome obstacles they addressed and that the Nostalrius team mentioned they would assist Blizzard themselves. Nostalrius made a statement that basically stated that if Blizzard doesn't honor their own core values, the Nostalrius team will. After Blizzard both announced that they would not, and in fact did not mention anything about legacy servers at Blizzcon, Nostalrius decided it was time to return. They have given another team by the name Elysium their source code and databases, and plan to make the source code for their server public. They are working together to bring back both their old PVP and PVE realm along with everyone's characters as they were before shutdown, as well as launch a fresh PVP realm for those who want a fresh vanilla experience. Last Sunday they held a stress test and it went very well. They are holding another stress test next Sunday with new hardware, and if you're interested I would urge you to participate to help the launch of the servers to go smoothly. You can register here: https://elysium-project.org/ I know there are those who feel private servers aren't right, and believe me I have always felt the same way, but fact is unless Blizzard finally decides to do it themselves there's no way to enjoy the old game many bought and enjoyed in the past. The only way is to emulate it on private servers. Unlike something like say an old Zelda game, you can't just pop your old game in and play it for WoW, the old game is just gone. It's like if Nintendo were to say even though you've bought their games in the past you can no longer play them, you have to play the new games. What are you're thoughts on this? Personally I'm excited. I've been playing on other vanilla servers and really enjoying the nostalgic experience. I will be rolling an Orc Hunter on the new PVP realm. Who knows, maybe this will be the final push to decide if Blizzard will ever make their own? Personally I doubt it because I think they are just too money hungry nowadays, partially thanks to Activision.