A house in a Syrian town hit.
People killed.
A woman injured but alive, told the story on al-Hurra TV.
Al-Arabiyah breaking news subtitle: Washington confirms that U.S. aircraft raided a location inside the Syrian border.
OUR problem is that it was done from "sovereign" Iraqi soil.
And the U.S. military tell us, "Still no information available."
Unilateral job? Joint American – Iraqi job? Does it really matter?
Is Iraq going to become a launching pad for blatant American aggressions upon targets in neighbouring countries?
The Status of Forces Agreement is still in a no-man's-land; doesn't the U.S. want the Iraqi people to support it?
If they do, they're certainly not going about it the right way.
Susan, you're an idiot! The truth is the syrian gov. is supporting and helping the terrorist get into Iraq just as the iranians are. As long as the U.S. has troops in Iraq they need to locate and destroy any group that encourages and supports these islamic muslim terrorists. Even if it means going into another country that supports these terrorist dogs!!!
Posted by: Ruben | November 15, 2008 at 02:27 PM
Is the game easy to learn how to play?
Yes. We strive to make all of our games easy to learn how to play, yet difficult to master.
Is Blizzard aware of some of the game play problems that have been prevalent in other MMORPGs?
Yes. Blizzard employees are gamers first and foremost, and we have played more than our fair
share of existing massively multiplayer games. We tend to agree with MMORPG gamers on the
strengths and weaknesses of the genre to date. We have striven to advance the genre with World of
Warcraft by building on the positives already established in the genre and eliminating as many of
the negatives as possible. We think we've done a successful job, but we hope you will try the game
to see for yourself.
How do you prevent camping and kill stealing?
There are several things that have been implemented to limit this problem. First, there is
"tapping." If you damage a monster first, you have thereby "tapped" it and thus only you and your
party will gain experience and loot from it, even if another player attacks and kills it. We also
limit camping and kill-stealing issues by "instancing" certain areas of the game. No other
players, unless they are part of your group, can enter your instance.
How do you prevent camping and kill stealing in non-instanced areas?
Competition over rare item drops and quest items is the primary cause of camping and kill
stealing. In World of Warcraft, many rare item drops are not exclusive to any one creature.
Several creatures will have a chance of dropping the same item. If the required item is a quest
item, the player can join a group of other players on the same quest. Every player on the quest
will receive a copy of the quest item from the monster or location where it was found.
Are there other things to do besides leveling?
There is a huge variety of things to do to keep players from feeling like they just have to
grind through one creature battle after another. Characters can craft items, fight in vast battles
against other players, and explore distant lands. Even when players do fight monsters, it will
often be as part of a quest, or in search of special ingredients for their crafts.
Is there a party system for group adventuring?
Yes. buy WOW Gold
How large is the party size for players?
The maximum number for a party is five players, and the game is generally balanced for groups of
five. Smaller groups can still be quite successful, and regardless of the group's size, everyone
in the group can make important contributions. You can also create larger groups of players, which
are called raid groups.
Are there ways to gain experience in the game besides fighting?
Yes, there are ways to gain experience other than by fighting. You can gain substantial
experience from doing quests. Exploring is another example of how you can gain experience; a
character can receive experience by simply journeying to areas where your character has yet to
explore.
How does group experience work?
All players in a group share experience for a kill. However, to offset the lesser experience
that comes from grouping, all players in the group also get a group xp bonus depending on the
number of players in the group. You gain more experience for kills if you group with players
closer to your level, while you gain less if you group with players more than a few levels higher
than you.
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Is there a way to finish World of Warcraft? How long can I play?
There are thousands of hours of game play in the game (and even more in The Burning Crusade),
and nearly infinite goals for players. Because our live team is regularly adding new quests,
creatures, and items, the game will never truly end.
Posted by: fdfffffgh | November 07, 2008 at 02:48 AM
Simple answer: don't hang around bad people. If you hang around a gang member and he runs into a rival you are probably gonna be in the fight, too bad but pick your company better. This will teach people to not hang around rebels and killers thinking it is glamourous. Somebody is looking for them and if you are arm and arm you are guilty. Remember if you are with the criminal, you are just as guilty when a crime is committed. When the police move in, you will go down in the bust also. Wake up.
Posted by: David | November 06, 2008 at 05:49 AM
Paul, you need to find out the truth of the CIA raid. The targeted was an American who recruited other Americans to kill US soldiers. Write YOUR Congressman and tell HIM to support our military (if he does not).
The CIA also took out 7 other family members in above raid in Kentucky.
Think of the money will we save on judges, courts, prisons, when this becomes standard operating procedure!
Seriously Paul, you don't seem to have a handle on what is and isn't moral and/or legal behavior.
Posted by: Susan | October 29, 2008 at 11:35 AM
Robert, you need to find out the truth of the CIA raid. The targeted was an Iraqi who recruited foreigners to kill Iraqi's and US soldiers. Write YOUR Congressman and tell HIM to support our military (if he does not). You don't seem to.
Posted by: Paul in the USA | October 28, 2008 at 12:09 PM
YANKEE GO HOME
YANKEE GO HOME
YANKEE GO HOME
Posted by: Marcus Aurelius | October 28, 2008 at 11:58 AM
All Americans must write their respective Congressman to protest this latest example of pure naked aggression. Bush/Cheney must be held accountable for this unilateral adventurism which will cause more death and un-necessary destruction to our position internationally. It is incomprehensible to grasp the enormity of the reckless imperial behavior brought to the fold by this administration. It cannot be measured in dollars or cents but the cost is going to be paid by the problems we will be forced to play.
Posted by: robert machado | October 28, 2008 at 03:28 AM