Turns out the majority of my readers have Priests as mains! Druids are a close second. Oddly enough, the next class is Hunters. I’m a little perplexed as to why Hunters would be reading my blog when my focus is on Priests and Raid Officering.
Well, who cares?
Glad you guys read all the same!
On a complete different topic, I love Keynote! I had no idea it could do cool graphs like that. I can even export presentations on keynote into flash files and AVI’s! Now that opens up a LOT of possibilities for me here in terms of the next step I can take with my blog.
The old poll is closed. Ventrilo, by far, is the most dominant 3rd party voice client in use today.
With that being said, there is now a new poll up! I’m a little curious as to what class you consider your ‘main’ character.
Which class do you consider your main?
Priest (28%, 92 Votes)
Druid (15%, 48 Votes)
Hunter (10%, 33 Votes)
Paladin (9%, 30 Votes)
Shaman (8%, 25 Votes)
Warrior (8%, 25 Votes)
Warlock (7%, 24 Votes)
Mage (7%, 23 Votes)
Rogue (7%, 23 Votes)
Total Voters: 323
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Several days ago, Exanimo (or the Full time WoW Addict) posed a question: What makes your main “your main”? No doubt there are now several of you with more than one level 70. I myself have 3! Even though nowadays I devote more time to playing my Shaman and my Paladin, I still consider my Priest my main character.
Why?
Here’s what I think.
I consider your main character as the toon that you use to help your Guild progress through whatever it is that they do. Your Guild could be a PvP Guild or a PvE one. But the character you choose to play with when they’re going through content is what I think is the main. Of course, you could always base your main on time played (/played). But then you just might ditch a character that you have invested a lot of time into for an alt which is better suited for the Guild that you’re in.
For example, one of the Priests in my Guild converted to a Resto Shaman because we had 4 Priests at the time. We had no Resto Shamans. It only made sense that he switch to Resto to take advantage of gear drops and further help progress the Guild gearwise instead of having our Priests dogfight over gear.
What if you’re not in a Guild? The answer’s still the same. It’s the toon that you want to progress the most with.
In any case, the reason I ask is for a little demographic reasons. I’m interested in knowing what kind of classes read my blog. Maybe I can tailor some of my content accordingly. *shrug*
Minimum Zul’Aman requirements will be coming up later on tonight or tomorrow morning. Definitely will be a work in progress and it’s based off of my observations.
Addition:
Phaelia mentioned that some players might have a PvE main and a PvP main. She suggests going with the one that’s your primary focus. I couldn’t have said it any better myself.
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