Comments on: With a Little Help From My Friends…

By: Masterbum

Masterbum — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 22:53:07 +0000

I love some of the non-wow topics that are discussed. I find them really interesting.

Keep up the good work!

By: Professor Beej

Professor Beej — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 01:58:20 +0000

My favorite: the community. You guys (and gals!) aren’t just talking heads who post from above with your limitless knowledge, but you interact and talk with us and allow us to occasionally guest post, if we have something worthwhile to say.
.-= Professor Beej´s last blog ..Dollhouse – Evolution of Joss Whedon’s Tried and True? =-.

By: Skonged

Skonged — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 18:18:55 +0000

Love the blog! keep up the good work! .-= Skonged´s last blog ..WTB class switch =-.

By: Bolink

Bolink — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:10:22 +0000

The Druid healing tips are fantastic. Overall the best part about this site is, in my opinion, everything is always really, really well written. Full of super useful info. Keep it up and Good luck! .-= Bolink´s last blog ..Startups sound really cool =-.

By: Nefernet

Nefernet — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 14:36:28 +0000

Hi !
I like reading WoM for several reasons. First, I have a tree druid, and I like reading sydera’s article about druid healing.

I like Matt’s posts about guild management and raid-leading. I find it often very interesting and I often compare it to my guild. It’s usually very accurate and honest.

I don’t really read priest posts or other classes specific posts, except druid’s, because I don’t play any of them.

I quite like to read Lodur’s post about in game experience, and all the comments following are often very interesting.

And I don’t know if you want comments about PlusHeal and No Stock UI, but PlusHeal is a great community, so different (and so much friendlier) than official forums, with nice and helpful poeple. NSUI is interesting and I found new great addons there but it’s not as well updated as WoM.

I come here nearly every day, and sometimes I link some posts on my guild’s forum. Keep it up guys, you’re doing a great job !
.-= Nefernet´s last blog ..A week full of new achievements =-.

By: Dock

Dock — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 10:00:36 +0000

Did know you are one of the top site on the iPhone WoW blog app as well? Grats man

By: Mort

Mort — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 15:11:04 +0000

I happened upon WoM through a Google search about Priest Healing Gear for lvl 80. It has been in my Favorites ever since. I left a guild where I was an OK healer to join a guild where I was to be Priest Class Lead. I used WoM input to gem/gear/enchant a lot of fellow priests, as well as find out what kind of healing other classes can do.

And I have to agree with the comments above. WoM has a tremendous group of writers. You guys know your stuff, and I’m so glad you’ve been sharing it with the rest of the WoW community!

Happy Belated Birthday, Matticus!

By: Makraen

Makraen — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 13:23:24 +0000

I discovered WoM 6-8 month ago as I was still playing on US realm. At that time, I was looking for advice about creating my own guild and read most of the related content posts. On the same time I was heavily (as a casual) playing a resto shammy and enjoyed every Lodur’s post.
Now that I’m back in France and in EU realms, I continue reading WoM but more for the well written social study behind the game and especially now for your opinions, writers, on Blizzcon !
I hope you’ll get the fan site validation because you truly deserve it, as you are the only mean to better understand the community instead of just pixels of the game…
And as Wynthea said, it is the only place where readers can also be useful ! (that I know of)

By: Mookey

Mookey — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 07:06:27 +0000

I am tank, have 2 healer alts but my heavy focus is on raid strategies and tanking…

I love WoM because it gives me sharp and accurate information about stuff I cannot focus on, small tips and tricks about healers that I can ask my own healers to employ fast and reliable.

1) 20% crit for priests so each aoe heals procs surge
2) shaman reliable healer for tanks (not aoe healer ONLY)
3) healing specific encounters

These were from top of my mind but many others too…

By: Renissara

Renissara — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 17:04:50 +0000

This site made me start reading WoW blogs. Before I stumbled onto WoM I only used the internet (in relation to WoW) to look up information. My go-to sites were Elitist Jerks and the WoW Forums. However after someone linked to WoM I was hooked. It has posts about multiple topics I’m interested in, from guild management when I was a guild officer to a review of AION (how’d you know I was looking at it?!) Finding WoM made me curious about other WoW blogs out there and has made me a generally more informed WoW player.

Plus, I have linked the 4 Reasons Healing Meters Suck guest post more times than I can count. I actually bookmarked it so I can link it.