Archives for February, 2008
D3Publisher Announces Puzzle Quest: Galactrix
Posted on 2008 under DS, News, PC, Press Releases, Xbox 360 | No Comment28 Feb
D3PUBLISHER OF AMERICA AND INFINITE INTERACTIVE
ANNOUNCE A CAPTIVATING NEW ODYSSEY TO CONQUER
WITH BRAND NEW VIDEOGAME PUZZLE QUEST: GALACTRIX!
LOS ANGELES—February 25, 2008—Thrilling casual and hardcore gamers alike with the announcement, D3Publisher of America, Inc. and Infinite Interactive Pty. Ltd. today confirmed their partnership for the development of brand new videogame Puzzle Quest: Galactrix, a rich new addition to the beloved Puzzle Quest universe. The game incorporates a powerful blend of casual and hardcore gameplay elements, similar to those adored by fans of the critically acclaimed Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords, into an all-new futuristic, science-fiction setting. Puzzle Quest: Galactrix is scheduled for release in Fall 2008.
Courtesy of Front magazine.
World of Warcraft Talent Analysis: Beast Mastery Part 3
Posted on 2008 under Guides, PC | 1 Comment26 Feb
Continued from Part 2
Tier VII
Ferocious Inspiration - what gives this the edge over Catlike Reflexes is that everyone in your party gets a 3% damage boost when your pet gets a critical hit. Note that this boost is indiscriminate, so regardless whether it’s physical or magical, everybody simply hits harder. If you took Ferocity, it makes sense to invest in this one as well.
Bestial Wrath - this talent is why you took Beast Mastery in the first place. Activating this ability increases your pet’s damage and makes it immune to any crowd control spell. That means no fear, no polymorph, no sleep, no nothing. It’s also got a decent cooldown period of two minutes, so just slap Aspect of the Viper on if you’re low on mana and you should be able to activate it. If a fight isn’t going your way, use this ability to turn the tide.
World of Warcraft Talent Analysis: Beast Mastery Part 2
Posted on 2008 under Guides, PC | 2 Comments20 Feb
Continued from Part 1
Tier IV
Improved Mend Pet - the difficult thing to do with this tier is that both talents provide you with viable options for a better pet. This one increases pet survivability. You may think that the reduced mana cost isn’t much of a benefit (and with good mana management, it’s true), but the chance to remove a debuff is a big bonus, especially when you’re up against multiple foes or elites.
Ferocity - if you’re looking for more pet damage (and who isn’t?) invest points in this. Just to end my confusion with this tier, I maxed both talents.
