thatbloke
Junior Administrator
here ya go...
http://armory.wow-europe.com/.
quote taken from the website:
Just did a search for me and on the European servers there appears to be about 15 or so characters with the name "Qantaqa," but mine shows up first as 100% relevant.
Found this linked to on Slashdot, where they are having a discussion about whether or not revealing this detailed data about ALL characters and guilds is "right" as from the article on slashdot:
What's your view on these concerns? I personally think that they are a complete load of crap... if you take this game so seriously that you don't want people to know anything about you then you have "issues" in my opinion...
http://armory.wow-europe.com/.
quote taken from the website:
armory.wow-europe.com said:What is the Armory?
The Armory is a vast searchable database of information for World of Warcraft - taken straight from the real servers, updated in real time, and presented in a user-friendly interface. Since the Armory pulls its data from the actual game servers, it is the most comprehensive and up-to-date database on the characters, arena teams, and guilds of World of Warcraft in existence.
Just did a search for me and on the European servers there appears to be about 15 or so characters with the name "Qantaqa," but mine shows up first as 100% relevant.
Found this linked to on Slashdot, where they are having a discussion about whether or not revealing this detailed data about ALL characters and guilds is "right" as from the article on slashdot:
Slashdot said:Some players are upset about this, such as arena PvP teams who now have all their gear and talent choices exposed to the world, or players with non-standard or less-popular talent choices who fear they will have difficulty getting into pickup groups now that people can instantly find out everything about them. Are these complaints fair? Blizzard claims to own all the data and the characters, but at what point does this data represent personal choices and information about their players which would be covered by their own privacy policy? In a virtual society, should people be able to present a view of themselves that differs from (virtual) reality, or should all details be exposed?"
What's your view on these concerns? I personally think that they are a complete load of crap... if you take this game so seriously that you don't want people to know anything about you then you have "issues" in my opinion...