So i happen to be a personal friend of our GM (angelfluttershy) and also a former skilled wow player belonging to some of the top 100 guilds in the world, if anyone here has played the game before an a serious level i would like to know the sort of progression raiding that you have done such as: heroic mode Lich King, tribute to insanity and whatnot!
thanks alot,
Cruelas

I wasn't a progression raider - the furthest we got was that we kill the Lich King on 10 man normal about a week before Cata came out. I was in a pretty casual guild that only raided once or twice a week, so this was a big accomplishment for my guild then

I was a semi-hardcore raider in Vanilla. AQ40, Naxx, etc. Wasn't hardcore from BC to WotLK, though I did get tribute on my priest, and all of heroic ICC except LK, plus Icebound Vanquisher mount thing(25man version). During Cata, my guild was ranked US12 during t11, and after we got world-first normal Rag, I quit. Last time I checked, the guild is somewhere around US5-7, so they're doing good. Fraya really wanted to push progression in Firelands.

I was am an altoholic, playing right now because my account was apparently active and I'm going to start playing with my bro. Til swtor comes out of course.

I've went through a few iterations of raiding styles during my time in WoW based on the guilds I was in. I transitioned from super laid back to fairly progression focus (Vanilla, ZG, AQ) to casual progression (BC) to an interesting mix of dedicated progression with laid back aspects (casual hardcore) (WotLK: Nax, OS, Ulduuar).

The last guild I was in was a great casual hardcore mix. Before I had to take a break (permanent as it turned out) from the game for a while, I was on the progression team. Although I don't recall us every getting a server first, we were definitely close a bunch of times. I know we ranked pretty well, as someone mentioned it one day and we all got a kick out it, since we weren't focused on it as a guild. I remember the guild leader found it funny sometimes that we would be progressing better than some of the guilds who had a higher rank than us at the time.

I definitely am looking forward to learning the flashpoints, operations, and large group challenges TOR will present us with. I'm not sure if I'll have the same time to do the super dedicated progression work that I use to though.

I... uh... killed the plant lady boss in Ulduar. That's about as far as I've progressed. Raiding has little interest for me. Alts claim much more of my attention. If you want Star Ponies to be a top progression guild, I will be of no use whatsoever. ^^

I haven't really had much experience in big raids, since back when I was playing WoW I was restricted to dial-up.

I was able to do 10-man, but nothing more.

I'm still pretty familiar with a dungeon I recall being named Karazhan or something. That was the one I repeated the most, full-cleared.

I'll have a much better connection by the time TOR comes out, and I look forward to doing those giant raids.


I've been in a couple since I upgraded, although WoW for the most part has gotten easier. I haven't been in a guild in WoW lately, though, and have only been able to fill spots on other guilds' raids. I have been remarked as an extremely proficient player, though I've never been as dedicated to a guild before torponies.

TLDR; I'm a skilled player with barebones raiding experience that looks forward to tackling the challenges of the galaxy with my fellow bronies.

I played WoW for like 4 years or so, I raided pretty heavily in BC on my fail server (Bloodscalp) then transferred to Illidan to work on BT and Sunwell with a decent guild. Got up to Eredar twins with them, and the guild stopped doing progression raids and I transferred back to Bloodscalp where I did a bit of Lich King raiding, up to some hard modes in Ulduar, and I stopped playing for a bit, until Cataclysm came out, raided a bit in early Cataclysm and quit for the final time.

I played a hunter, and was one of the top dps on my original server during Burning Crusade. I kept up to date on most theorycraft I could.