Ante Meridiem

http://iam.yellingontheinternet.com/2014/01/29/raid-awareness-is-a-learned-and-practiced-skill/

for people who are bored, or have time to kill.

great read.

OH, edt: I got a score of 89 on the flash game if somone wants to try and beat me. http://www.kongregate.com/games/icylime/multitask

theres a solid post i do say so myself my favorite part is this

--The MVP of your raid group isn’t the person at the top of the DPS meter; it’s the person who hasn’t died by standing in fire in 3 months. Doing elite DPS is rare, but doing quite good DPS is somewhat common. A player who does quite good DPS and dies regularly to avoidable mechanics is nothing special. A player who does quite good DPS and dies very rarely to avoidable mechanics is the best prize a guild recruiter can find in their applicant pool. Because a raid full of those players, even if none of them are at the top of worldwide log rankings, is going to succeed at what matters. They’re going to win boss encounters.--

this isnt all for just dps that also includes (HPS healers, DTPS tanks) deaths to avoidlible mechs

--skeletor--

got a 96, starting to get the hang of the last one.

D:, I only tried it once. I need to keep going!

43.
Ouch.

94 after few attempts, I wonder if you can go higher than 100. Only 6 more seconds can be achieved if that the case.