Yesterday Joshua and I released the results of the World of Warcraft competition. If for some reason your computer wasn’t playing our podcast (there really isn’t any other reason you wouldn’t have listened to it), you would have found out I was the victor. It was a very close race the entire way through, and I do give many kudos to Joshua for catching up three levels and even surpassing me most of the time. You may be wondering how in the world this could have happened, considering Joshua’s dedication, diligence, and use of robots. I’m here to list a few details why the race was so close and why I ultimately dinged before him.
Nicole: 1, Joshua: 0
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The race to 80 is finally, officially at its end. It’s been a long, arduous battle and one that’s been an absolute blast. Take a listen to find out who was the victor as well as the skinny on the new WoW expansion, Cataclysm, Inglorious Basterds, what’s coming for consoles this week and as always, our geek of the week!
Day 11: I must admit, Joshua has unpleasantly surprised me with his progress in trying to beat me in our 
So I’m laying here trying to watch LOTR with Nicole and she’s wrapping up her auctions on my laptop. We’re just about neck-and-neck currently with her just barely into 62 while I’m nearly out of 61 territory. I’m sure she’ll give you the run-down later, but I did end up beating her to level 60 and promptly went out to grab my epic mount. Right now we’re fighting for domination in Outland, glaring at each other as we cross paths to and from the next quest. She’s a tough customer to be sure, but it’s been a lot of fun maintaining this coopetition of sorts.
Oh my, it would appear the gauntlet has been thrown down and with vigor! But am I stressed? Nay. Why, do you ask? She may be a rogue, but she vastly underestimates my commitment to undermining her progress. This isn’t about who can play more World of Warcraft, but rather a cutthroat battle of wits where the engagement is taken far beyond the borders or Azeroth…
t all started a couple of weekends ago when Jon came to stay with Joshua and I. Jon brought his laptop so he could play World of Warcraft if we decided to watch a movie or do something he wasn’t equally as interested in. What ended up happening however, is that Joshua and I reactivated our World of Warcraft accounts and the three of us played for a few hours together on Sunday. Since then, I have been leveling my rogue at a steady pace while Joshua has been struggling to keep up with his silly paladin. This poor boy is now under the assumption that somehow he will rise above me in level, surpassing my character in every regard. This won’t happen obviously, and here are five reasons why.