Journal Update - So it's been a while, since they updated the journals. At the time, I wasn't really paying attention to what was changed, but I looked through the preferences and one of the features, I like, but apparently doesn't work. The feature is about comments on the entries. I've told it to send me a PM, when I have a new comment, but does that feature actually work? No. Hopefully they getting working soon.
I also don't like that I have to click on the "comment" link, in order to read the comments. Before the journal update, I could just scroll down and see the comment.
World of Warcraft - My brother had moved back over playing on the server my character is on. This is great news for me, since he obviously plays more often than I do (it's his game, but I go over and play it on Fridays). Anyway, I talked with him the other day and he told me that he's been sending my character some things, like silk (my character is a tailor). In return, I send him anything I find, that he could put to use, like gems, stones, etc. Since I don't get a whole lot of time to play, this will really help me work on my character's tailoring talents. I haven't really been able to level, do quests and keep his talents up to where they should be, all at once, so any extra tailoring supplies would come in handy.
Diablo II - I've been playing Diablo II more lately. It's an old game, but I've got some friends on it that still play and I have a ton of stuff on it and I don't want it all go to waste. One of the new people I met on it, was an old player (played back before the latest patches, so everything is pretty much new to them). They had absolutely nothing, so I decided to give them a couple things. Problem is though, they've changed what character they want to play as, a few times. Right now, they're a necromancer, which is one of my favorite classes to play as.
I enjoy having odd-ball builds on Diablo II. Most players tend to all make the same class builds, like... a hammerdin (a paladin that uses a skill called blessed hammer as their main attack) or wind elemental druid (a druid that focuses all his skills into wind attacks). So I make less common builds, like a zealsin (an assassin that uses zeal as her main attack. Zeal is normally a paladin only skill, unless you make a rune word item called Passion) or my fire elemental druid (a druid that focuses all it's skill into fire skills). My latest character is a little spin on the "bone" necro. A normal bone necro would max out all of the bone skills (teeth, bone spear, bone spirit, bone prison and the remaining skill points into bone wall). My build has a less damaging bone spear (the usual skill used by bone necros), but he does have an iron golem, with tons of life. The iron golem acts as a "shield", having the monsters attack him, instead of my necro.
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