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Subject: Breakfast Topic: So you're not going to BlizzCon
[1]It's okay. There's 11 million WoW players. If we all went to [2]BlizzCon it would be very, very crowded.
Still, it's hard to deny the coolness we'll be missing. (No, I'm not going either.) Previews of upcoming games! Possible expansions! Panels where people who work at Blizzard talk about why they're nerfing or buffing your class! [3]Swag! Murloc pets! My wife and I managed to at least get the [4]Live Stream (she wanted a murloc, I wanted to see the panels, we're both happy) but watching it on the video feed isn't really the same thing as getting to go.
So my plans are as follows: finish up the week's raiding, fire up the live stream, and run as many alt runs through 10 and 25 man raids, heroics and assorted fun super happy time activities as I can to take my mind off of all the awesome news I'm sure will be leaking all over the place. How about you? Do you even care about the con? Are you sad, mad, or even glad not to go?
[11]Breakfast Topic: So you're not going to BlizzCon originally appeared on [12]WoW.com on Fri, 21 Aug 2009 08:00:00 EST. Please see our [13]terms for use of feeds.
It's okay. There's 11 million WoW players. If we all went to BlizzCon it would be very, very crowded.
Still, it's hard to deny the coolness we'll be missing. (No, I'm not going either.) Previews of upcoming games! Possible expansions! Panels where people who work at Blizzard talk about why they're nerfing or buffing your class! Swag! Murloc pets! My wife and I managed to at least get the Live Stream (she wanted a murloc, I wanted to see the panels, we're both happy) but watching it on the video feed isn't really the same thing as getting to go.
So my plans are as follows: finish up the week's raiding, fire up the live stream, and run as many alt runs through 10 and 25 man raids, heroics and assorted fun super happy time activities as I can to take my mind off of all the awesome news I'm sure will be leaking all over the place. How about you? Do you even care about the con? Are you sad, mad, or even glad not to go?
[1]BlizzCon is upon us today. WoW.com and the Joystiq network are pulling out the stops unlike any year before. There's a total of 15 staffers on the ground during the convention this year, representing the entire Joystiq Network ([2]WoW.com, [3]Joystiq, [4]Massively, and [5]Big Download). We're going to be brining you non-stop coverage throughout the day. And while there could very well be 20 or so posts on WoW.com alone in the next 24 hours, there's only a few places where you need to look to find it all. * [6]WoW.com's BlizzCon Guide - Everything that happens about the World of Warcraft at BlizzCon will be listed there. I'll be updating this everytime we get something new in. * [7]The Joystiq Network BlizzCon Page - Coverage of everything that's not posted directly on WoW.com: Diablo III, StarCraft II, and any unannounced games that might just be announced. * [8]WoW.com's Twitter - Expect to hear lots from myself, Mike, Alex, and the rest of the team. Let us know your questions about the con and we'll try to find you answers! * [9]WoW.com's Side Bar - See that nifty "BlizzCon Live Blog Schedule" on WoW.com? That's when our writers will be blogging live the various panels. When the live blogs are happening they'll be the top post on our site, and when they're done you can access them by links that will appear there. Good times had by all! And don't forget to say hello to [10]anyone wearing a WoW.com shirt. We might just have a surprise for you!
BlizzCon is upon us today. WoW.com and the Joystiq network are pulling out the stops unlike any year before. There's a total of 15 staffers on the ground during the convention this year, representing the entire Joystiq Network (WoW.com, Joystiq, Massively, and Big Download). We're going to be brining you non-stop coverage throughout the day. And while there could very well be 20 or so posts on WoW.com alone in the next 24 hours, there's only a few places where you need to look to find it all.
WoW.com's BlizzCon Guide - Everything that happens about the World of Warcraft at BlizzCon will be listed there. I'll be updating this everytime we get something new in.
The Joystiq Network BlizzCon Page - Coverage of everything that's not posted directly on WoW.com: Diablo III, StarCraft II, and any unannounced games that might just be announced.
WoW.com's Twitter - Expect to hear lots from myself, Mike, Alex, and the rest of the team. Let us know your questions about the con and we'll try to find you answers!
WoW.com's Side Bar - See that nifty "BlizzCon Live Blog Schedule" on WoW.com? That's when our writers will be blogging live the various panels. When the live blogs are happening they'll be the top post on our site, and when they're done you can access them by links that will appear there.
Good times had by all! And don't forget to say hello to anyone wearing a WoW.com shirt. We might just have a surprise for you!
Subject: Live Ustream of the WoW.com reader meet-up
[1][2]Live Broadcasting by Ustream Looks like the gang's getting started at the Tangerine Patio of the Annabella Hotel, and we've got the live Ustream feed here so you can hang out virtually!
If you're in the Anaheim area, swing by to say hello to the gang, and we've got prizes and giveaways from [3]Upper Deck, [4]Steelseries, [5]WoWTCGLoot.com, [6]Swagdog, and [7]Creative Labs in addition to guests, a (we hope functional) kitchen and a cash bar! We may be able to give prizes away to virtual attendees as well, so hang tight. More updates will follow throughout the evening.
UPDATE: Yup, audio's lousy, we're working on it. Turpster apparently has another microphone. Now if only we could find Turpster...
Additional notes and updates beyond the cut.
___ [8][9][10]BlizzCon 2009 is here! WoW.com has continuing coverage, bringing you the latest in [11]Cataclysm news, [12]live blogs, [13]galleries, and [14]reports right from the convention floor. Check out [15]WoW.com's Guide to BlizzCon for the latest! ___
[16]Continue reading Live Ustream of the WoW.com reader meet-up
[24]Live Ustream of the WoW.com reader meet-up originally appeared on [25]WoW.com on Thu, 20 Aug 2009 23:00:00 EST. Please see our [26]terms for use of feeds.
Looks like the gang's getting started at the Tangerine Patio of the Annabella Hotel, and we've got the live Ustream feed here so you can hang out virtually!
If you're in the Anaheim area, swing by to say hello to the gang, and we've got prizes and giveaways from Upper Deck, Steelseries, WoWTCGLoot.com, Swagdog, and Creative Labs in addition to guests, a (we hope functional) kitchen and a cash bar! We may be able to give prizes away to virtual attendees as well, so hang tight. More updates will follow throughout the evening.
UPDATE: Yup, audio's lousy, we're working on it. Turpster apparently has another microphone. Now if only we could find Turpster...
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It's okay. There's 11 million WoW players. If we all went to BlizzCon it would be very, very crowded. 
BlizzCon is upon us today. WoW.com and the Joystiq network are pulling out the stops unlike any year before. There's a total of 15 staffers on the ground during the convention this year, representing the entire Joystiq Network (
