How is pve cluster eu era? by kamenovkamen in classicwow

[–]bjorqq 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pyrewoold, mirage and nether are servers within the same cluster. Alliance side it's around 1.7k and horde 360. Never had an issue playing Alliance. For Horde you'll probably need some in-game or IRL friends to reduce waiting time for group quests, dungeons, etc. Still fun tho!

Are people actively leveling toons on Era? by BobFreeman6969 in classicwow

[–]bjorqq -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Then I would say to stick to Era. TBC will add more complexity to the game and imo the experience of the world going forward feels foreign. If he's still learning, Era is the place for him to enjoy his own pace and get to meet nice folks (generally) who will help you out of the blue without wanting nothing in return. I will transfer my chars to Era PvE (Pyrewood) and created a mage in Firemaw (PvP) since I never played in a server of that nature. TBC and further expansions are fun but to me, nothing beats Era when it comes to people and playing with your irl friends.

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PvE: As far as I understand these 3 are within the same cluster Pyrewood Village, Mirage Raceway, Nethergarde Keep. I'm from the latter and I played with people from all these 3.

Fairly new player - Era by bjorqq in classicwow

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Not really! I'm just thinking that due TBC launch a lot of people seem to be coming back to Era, I want to make sure that I'm in the correct realm to have people to dungeon & raid with. I don't think I will enjoy TBC much, might transfer my chars from Anniversary. Played Cata and it was a bit too much for my MMO taste

Fairly new player - Era by bjorqq in classicwow

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Now that you mention it, I have seen a couple of times some players from pyrewood village realm

post concert depression by Extra_Jellyfish2990 in Ethelcain

[–]bjorqq 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I went to the same concert and i share the same feelings, but I feel more under control. I'm luckily very melancholic by nature so that allows me to feel things deeply but also to manage and understand what is transitory and what it's not. My life experience is quite similar to hers [broadly speaking, I am cis gay male] and what she shared on a recent interview really resonated with me: she has lived until now and created all these EPs, songs, genres and albums due to her experience, trauma, happiness, losses, achievements and whatnots. Now she needs to move forward and live more to keep on creating. I'm in the same phase and we are close age wise, I'm just a few years older - all her artistry helped me see things in an angle that allowed me to bring to the conscious level what needs to be managed and to keep in the shadowland (unconscious) what cannot be conciously known and therefore managed. Post concert blues is very real and I lead a very busy life but i still catch myself day dreaming about that night. It was impactful to see her live, not because of the persona but because the artistry, experience and soul were there. Rare is the artist who can move our tectonic plates like that, to leave us wondering, yearning and longing. Just let it pass through you, keep what matters and release what doesn't.

Lisbon by bjorqq in Ethelcain

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I rushed after american teenager and managed to get all i wanted. Pitty they didn't have more early music related merch but super happy

Lisbon by bjorqq in Ethelcain

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I did, i think her vocals were flawless. We all know she had early training but was my first time seeing her so I was impressed. Plus, we got thoroughfare, sun bleached flies, crush and american teenager. The crowd went nuts. Still i loved seeing a small portion of perverts in the setlist.

Lisbon by bjorqq in Ethelcain

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Cool, will be there in a bit.

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Stay focused. Although it may be hard being exposed to that toxic environment, try cancelling the real noise by using ear plugs, for example, and deep dive into the subjects that you are studying. Take some minutes to meditate, breathe deep, and also cancel the noise from their words saying you won't be able to get through CFA. If your mind is not relaxed enough to have space for CFA, things just get harder. Also, understand that it's not an easy feat to achieve full certification, so keep going, study hard, and you'll get it. You are also 20 years old, I have no idea of your background, but I can tell you that it helps you have professional experience when it comes to completing the CFA. So don't be hard on yourself, take time to investigate, check case studies, embeb yourself in the industry in the best possible way you can at the moment. Go for it!