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Since then, achievements have changed quite a bit — I’d argue that they’re actually more used in groups than in solo play, as raids check players for achievements when inviting them, and guilds use achievements to rate where their proficiency lies. There are certainly still lots of things for solo players to do (every holiday, achievements come to the forefront again), but titles and mounts have become the main goals there, not just optional points. As Moonglade says, instancing and checking up on what players have done seem to have become the main point of achievements. What was just a bragging competition on Xbox Live has transitioned to a real yardstick in terms of what a player focuses on in game and what they’ve done so far.

Is that bad? I don’t think so — Blizzard has done with achievements what they’ve done brilliantly with all of the other features of their games: borrow them, polish them, and then make them better. If you look through that old thread, most of the talk was about achievements pushing people to keep playing the game, and that happened, but I think one thing Blizzard has done is use achievements as a way to see what people have done so far as well: what instances have you run, what quests have you completed, what titles do you have already? There’s lots more value to achievements than what any of us originally envisioned.

This post on Gray Matter has some pretty insightful thoughts about the much-maligned Hit stat. We’ve posted quite a few times about Hit with the various classes, and yet it’s still fairly hard to get a handle on — most people know their class has a “hit cap” that they have to reach to keep any of their swings or shots from missing, but other than that, they haven’t really tangled with the stat much the way they might have some of the more core stats for their class. But Grey Matter argues that “Hit is sexy” — despite the fact that, unlike other stats, Hit is required just to make your class do the right thing (rather than doing it better), Graylo still likes the idea, and actually likes the balance that Hit requires. No matter what ilvl your gear, you still need a certain amount of Hit on it, and the balancing job of keeping your hit cap met versus providing other stats on your gear is what Gray seems to like about Hit. While other stats just go up and up, Hit is the great limiter — having more of it frees up space on other gear for more pressing stats, but you still have to balance out the pieces you wear to try and meet the cap.

To that extent, I agree. I do think that Hit is a relatively arbitrary stat (we know what it means in real life to be Stronger or have more Intelligence, but Hit is really just designed to keep game levels in line), but on the other hand, Gray’s right — because you need a certain amount of hit in your gear, it does become an interesting balancing game of “do I need this more powerful piece of gear, or this weaker piece of gear with some extra Hit on it?” It does a nice job of mixing things up as an endgame-balancing mechanic. Of course there are still good sellers online. I have bought some things online from a company which is called ugamegold. The service is really nice and my wow accounts are totally safe now. I think I will do more trade with it.You should search wow accounts guides and then read more before you buy your wow accounts. There are some dangerous factions of buy online but nothing is safe totally. Buying wow accounts means you are not playing yourself so you have to do your best to not be banned. Hope this is helpful to you. Bye !