Showing posts with label Patch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patch. Show all posts

Thursday, June 7, 2007

Blizzard Increases Difficulty On WoW Mobs


Well WoW fans, if you thought you were going to breeze through the 'Black Temple' you got another thing coming!!!

Blizzard plans to increases the damage output of virtual mobs in some of the game’s boss encounters. The decision is a response to a WoW guild already conquering the game’s latest raid content that came in a patch update just two weeks ago.

European guild Nihilum has already conquered the Black Temple and slaying one of the most significant and terrifying figure in Warcraft lore, Illidan Stormrage. Oh Nooo!!!!!!

One of Blizzard’s game designers, Daelo, said that the difficulty tweak is also based on the demand of a greater challenge by guilds rapidly progressing through the game.

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

World of Warcraft Patch 2.1.0 Out Now


There is a new Wow patch that is out!!

Dubbed “The Black Temple”, this 256MB patch will allow players to enter, well The Black Temple! Players can fight Illidan the Betrayer before realizing they have plenty of other goodies associated with this patch to check out.

There’s a new PVP arena, new equipment, class updates, and so, so much more. Druids even have a new form! Hit the link below for full patch notes and get updating!

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Thursday, May 17, 2007

Five Years, No Patches, Govt Server, Worm Virus, OBVIOUSLY HAPPENED IN FLORIDA

New concerns about the accuracy of electronic voting in Sarasota County, Florida are being raised after a published report documented how the county's main database system came under attack from a virulent worm. The county server was breached on the first day of early voting in the 2006 election, which included a now-disputed race for a seat in the US House of Representatives.
The attack code was a variant of the infamous Slammer worm that penetrated the county's server, which unbelievably, was missing five years worth of security patches, according to an article painstakingly reported by investigative journalist Brad Friedman. The breach crippled the county's entire network, including the electronic voting system, where net connectivity was disrupted for two hours. Those trying to vote during the outage were turned away.

Jump to the rest of this predictably sad florida voting scandle.