I’m not sure if it is a good thing or a bad thing that the Rainbow Six circuit has closed for the season and I am back on my ever crazy World of Warcraft addiction. It is probably a bad thing as WoW is not an FPS, the main genre that is toted for us killer Frag Dolls. I have much to do and make up for since my six month absence in my guild - probably another reason it is a bad thing.

A guild in upheaval: Lots of drama to sort out, lots of people to prod to step it up or step out, and lots of friends to get reacquainted with on the Scilla sever.  One day I am going to write a blog about how the MMORPG world is probably the most dramatic and emotional draining genre that was ever created and should be banned for the sake of sanity, but that is another day. Today I will remain positive about the social environment and escapades between gamers playing in these worlds, and simply stick with the truth that I am at least happy to see some people I truly cared about and very much missed during my time away.

Anyway, your probably wondering why there is an “Almost” in my goodbye to Xbox Live in the title of this blog.  The “almost” is the fact you will be seeing me for at least a couple more weeks as I am dragged by my hair to practice Halo 3 with my girls to prepare for the Humpday Challenge against the Bungie boys.  I heard these guys are tough and scary so I will have to put some extra solo time in as well so I can learn maps and the spawn points with weapons, but I’m not scared.  I played the crap out of the first two and Halo is the game that got me into online competitive gaming in the first place.  As good as they might be, I leave them with this motto: Anything you can do, I can do better, biatchs!