Game Sports Realm – Ultimate WotLK Quest Leveling Guide in Development May 9, 2009
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In Development.
Expected Completion: Q3 2009
Follow the true adventures of Sergeant Vikstone in the new continent of Northrend. Witness his quest to exact vengeance on the Lich King, the force that has brought his bloodline to the brink of extinction. Vikstone has returned from his campaign against the Burning Crusade and the Horde only to find himself on another journey.
It will be darker, bloodier, and it will change him. To become powerful enough to defeat the Lich King, Sergeant Vikstone must master the essence of the Warrior destined to his bloodline. As the last living member of his failing generation, he has nothing to lose. And he will stop at nothing until he kills the Lich King in battle and puts an end to war and violence that destroyed his life.
Coming Soon to www.gamesportsrealm.com
- Cinematic based screenshots of every quest in the continent of Northrend.
- Witness Sergeant Vikstone battle the monsters, bosses, and fight alongside actual players from his guild, Trinity Exiles, and other “guest” stars from the US Terokkar server.
- All screenshots taken are real, unchanged, and are of my first time playing Wrath of the Lich King. It will feature every zone in Northrend and walk you through each quest – the location, the NPCs involved, COMBAT, and siginificant aspects of the storyline.
- It will be one of the most comprehensive World of Warcraft quest leveling guides on the internet.
- Pictures are worth a thousand words. The story and quests of Wrath of the Lich King exceeds both the original WoW and The Burning Crusade. Experience it all in a way like never before.
- See how the Warrior class decimates monsters, players, and everything you can think of. The Night Elf Warrior class makes combat more realistic in the WoW universe.
The continent of Northrend.
The GSR WotLK Quest Leveling Guide will show themes of maturity in the WoW universe the way it was meant to be shown.
The Launch of Game Sports Realm in 2009 – www.gamesportsrealm.com January 19, 2009
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The Game Sports Realm project was launched in the first week of 2009. There are many projects and pages in development, such as the Wrath of the Lich King quest leveling guide.
Check out the site at:
The GSR WotLK Quest Leveling Guide will be out in Q3 2009.*
Vikstone vs Malygos from WotLK
Taking and Finding Screenshots in World of Warcraft – Windows Vista December 11, 2008
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Taking and Locating Screenshots in World of Warcraft on Windows Vista – Associated Content
A simple guide showing players how to take a screenshot with the press of one button AND where to locate the folder in which the screenshots are saved, which is a tricky endeavor done alone.
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We see many screenshots of the world sensation mmorpg World of Warcraft. In forums and PvP videos we get to see players performing amazing achievements in gameplay. It could involve killing a whole lot of players in a battleground like Warsong Gulch or getting a group of friends together to make a dance music video in Ironforge.
But there are many times when you probably have killed a rare monster, trained in epic flying for the first time, or made it to the top of the charts in a battleground match. How do you take screenshots in World of Warcraft? How can a guild leader make sure his first successful raid can be something his guildmates won’t forget soon? Many players would want to keep memories of such things.
World of Warcraft isn’t the only game where taking screenshots is popular among players. Many veterans of Star Wars Galaxies before its Combat Upgrade would agree that shots taken of the game in 2003-2004 can evoke tears. Guildmates can relate to this the most, especially if they still remain in contact with each other.
MMORPGs in general are a hub for social interaction of the virtual dimension, which makes screenshots that much more compelling. Anything is possible and when you are able to direct your friends on where to stand, what to say, and what to wear for a screenshot, it’s a lot like being a director.
So how do you take a screenshot in World of Warcraft (and most major online multiplayer games)?
The answer is simple.
Step 1: The monitor is the camera. Whatever is on your screen is what is going to be in the screenshot.
Step 2: Click the Prnt Scrn button (Print Screen), which is located at the top right of most keyboards. This is the button you press when you want the screenshot taken. Think of it as the button on a camera.
If you want your interface to temporarily disappear so you can get maximum detail in your screenshot, press Alt + Z. This will immediately remove the interface (the hotkeys, bags, tabs).
Then click Prnt Scrn to take the screenshot, without any interference.
Click Alt + Z again to bring back the interface, everything back to normal.
It takes practice to perfectly time the Prnt Scrn button to capture a moment. Here is a screenshot of my Night Elf Warrior on an NPC gryphon mount flying towards Stormwind. I knew the mount was going to make a close pass to the waterfall, which was a shot difficult to do on a personal aerial mount. It was simpler to let the NPC gryphon move into the perfect position so I can time the press of the button.
My Night Elf Warrior Making a Pass Near a Waterfall in WoW
Now you know how to take screenshots but here comes the tricky part. If you want to send these pictures to friends or post them on your blog, you need to know where the screenshots are saved. From looking at the forums and general knowledge about WoW, very few people actually know where screenshots are moved. The folder in which they are located is difficult to find without prior information of what type of folder it is.
The folder location is:
C:\Users\\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Screenshots
The ‘Name’ folder is simply the main folder your system is based on (ex. John, Mary, etc.). It is usually the name of the computer’s owner.
There we go. AppData is impossible to locate visually because it is a hidden folder. To do this the quick way, go to the start menu (on Vista) and search for “appdata” and it should show up in the search results – but slightly transparent. This means it is hidden.
Enter the folder and keep moving through the list till you get to the Screenshots folder. To create a shortcut, right click on the Screenshots folder and click on “Create Shortcut.” A shortcut file copy of the folder will be created. Click and drag this file out into your desktop or to any location you wish.
When World of Warcraft was first launched, taking screenshots was a tedious process. The files were saved in .tga format, which must be converted to a viewable file such as a .jpeg. Programs like Irfanview were useful in converting the files. However, the developers realized the problem and facilitated the entire process by allowing screen shots to be automatically saved as JPEG files.
All gamers need to know how to record memorable moments not only for themsevles, but for their friends as well. It feels good knowing you can look back years from now, seeing the hilarity of influencing so many real people with a simple virtual avatar. Players can email their screenshots to friends through email attachments or they can post them on forums where many people can see them. Some guilds, in an attempt to preserve memories of games that are no longer considered popular, create long memoirs of screenshots where their guild history is chronicled in great detail and depth.
Memories are priceless.
Think you’ve taken a superb screenshot? Blizzard can be the judge of that. Enter your screenshots into their reviewed gallery, located here. The page has information and rules that your screenshot must follow to be judged. Blizzard is currently looking for many screenshot entries, especially environmental, for their new upcoming WoW expansion – Wrath of the Lich King.
It’s a bright future for artistic eyes in the virtual world. Be a part of it.
