There is much fame and glory to be had, like whatshisface, that guy who got to level 60 first in WoW. And don't forget all about the ultra famous guy who hit level 70 first in The Burning Crusades. Unfortunately, we all remember the controversy about those two very well known people who came within moments of hitting level 80 first in Wrath of the Lich King. Luckily, the person who hit level 85 first in Cataclysm is still living off of his Gatorade endorsements so there's that.
WAIT, WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DON'T KNOW THEIR NAMES?! THIS IS IMPORTANT!
Wishedhehadbeta, 2691 posts, not a single one of them written in a good manner. All your posts is trolling attempts or insulting others. This place would be better off without you, so please leave.
welcome to diablo fans. there are many like me, but this one is mine
"I understand that I am harming the community but I do not care because it is all about me."
lol talking about what is impossible before even played the game yet i love those fanboiis, just keep on believing the hype
This coin has two sides: you're declaring that you can get something done you know absolutely nothing about as well. I hear a lot of talk and feel a lot of hot air on my face, but until I see it then you're just flapping your gums.
I'm playing the monk because I want to be the guy in my clique of D3 friends who is greeted with a, "THANK GOD YOU'RE ON" rather than, "oh, another barb".
A little bit of "real life" lore which is also a bit disturbing: there is a reason the Witch Doctor "shakes" (seen here at http://us.battle.net/d3/en/class/witch-doctor/), and it is most likely because he is a cannibal, he eats other humanoids.
The real life term for the degenerative disease is "kuru" and it was documented in a tribe known as the "Fore" in Papua New Guinea throughout the 50's and 60's, and it has been discovered in certain South American peoples as well. Typically, by the time a victim starts showing the tell tale shakes ,seen primarily through trembling hands, overactive blinking, and a pronounced gait while walking, they are doomed to death usually within 1 to 5 years (although there are cases where final death occurs up to 10 years after symptoms are seen). Another symptom of the disease is uncontrollable laughing and difficulty swallowing, which is commonly the final direct cause of death.
The direct cause of Kuru is when a human consumes an infected protein only found in humans known as "prions". Incubation can occur in as little as a year but in some cases it can extend almost a life time to 30 years.
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WAIT, WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DON'T KNOW THEIR NAMES?! THIS IS IMPORTANT!
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"I understand that I am harming the community but I do not care because it is all about me."
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This coin has two sides: you're declaring that you can get something done you know absolutely nothing about as well. I hear a lot of talk and feel a lot of hot air on my face, but until I see it then you're just flapping your gums.
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The real life term for the degenerative disease is "kuru" and it was documented in a tribe known as the "Fore" in Papua New Guinea throughout the 50's and 60's, and it has been discovered in certain South American peoples as well. Typically, by the time a victim starts showing the tell tale shakes ,seen primarily through trembling hands, overactive blinking, and a pronounced gait while walking, they are doomed to death usually within 1 to 5 years (although there are cases where final death occurs up to 10 years after symptoms are seen). Another symptom of the disease is uncontrollable laughing and difficulty swallowing, which is commonly the final direct cause of death.
The direct cause of Kuru is when a human consumes an infected protein only found in humans known as "prions". Incubation can occur in as little as a year but in some cases it can extend almost a life time to 30 years.
Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuru_(disease)
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0002355/
Just some interesting information I thought I'd share about our favorite cannibal caster.
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