I agree with a lot of you post about maintaining reputation in game or as it related to WoW since its the one I play usually. You have more to gain advantage wise for all that time invested to level your character through all those levels. I’ve had this as notes to write about at some point more so in asking the question “Does your Reputation Matter?”. And in a lot of ways it does if you are to truly enjoy the game. It does affect how your friends view you or relate to you in the game in groups or raids. Even when applying to guilds your reputation will matter i’m sure if people there know you already to be good or like the warlock guy above in the post.

Kulrayk I used to always wonder myself how I could think of stuff to write about WoW in the beginning. I realized as long as I was doing stuff in the game all the time stuff just falls out the sky to write about after a while or driving down the road you get a though out of the blue. When it happens I just make a notes.

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Writing comes naturally to me. I usually keep a notebook on hand or e-postit notes on my macbook for ideas. Then I flesh them out during the day by hand and type them in the evening. I don’t know how I do it either.

Actually, I would have to say that whatever you do online has more consequences than in real life (Like employers doing internet checks on the ones they are interviewing!). Sure, you will play this game to have fun, but you also have to remember that others play this game too. There is nothing wrong and no harm in acting respectful to others.

p.s. I don’t understand how you can write so much Matt. I try to write any blog post and my mind just blanks.