"I never really understood what the different battlegroups in BGs mean. Some common ones I see on my server(Gilneas) are Malygos and Eredar. Looking at my WoWArmory page recently, it looks like I'm in the Vindication group. I never really noticed being in the group before, and my name in BGs usually just shows SavageSlayer without anything after it, while others will have the hyphenated battlegroup appended onto their names while chatting. What do these groups mean. Can you change yours. Should I aim to be in a certain one. Whenever I ask anyone in game about it, I never get any response. I think you're thinking of that person's server. The name after a person's toon name is that person's server. Usually you can only see this in the fight log screen thing, but if you're actually looking at the person if they have an asterisk next to their name, it means they're on a different server as you. Edit: If you look at that link Ithurs posted, you'll see your battlegroup name (Vindication), under that section, you'll see a list of all the servers/realms in that battlegroup. Notice your server and the two you listed are on there. Hopefully this clarifies it more. wow powerleveling A Battlegroup is basically just a cluster of different realms whose battlegrounds are linked together. It doesn't mean anything and you can't really change it, except by changing your realm. Also, if you don't see a server (realm) listed after someone else's name, it means they're on the same realm as you are (just like you don't see your realm listed after your own name)." "Please forgive me if this has been posted before, but the time remaining on my Anti Norton subscription has come to an end and I’ve been looking for a replacement for it. So I was wondering if there is a better alternative to Norton out there or should I just stick with Norton and renew my subscription. wow powerleveling This computer mainly for personal use, I browse the web, I only play Wow on it and keep my downloading to a minimum if possible. So anything that can protect my computer from any of those activities is preferred. Something simple that can detect viruses, run scans, find key loggers and provides good web protection. wow po And also something that is easy on my PC performance. Any suggestions would be appreciated. There is no 100% form of protection. guild wars gold You could have it set up so your password is only visible during the third full moon that falls after the equinox and you still might be compromised. It is part of the game of being connected to the internet. You can however dramatically decrease your risk doing some of the following: 1) Firefox browser, with the No Script add on. gold für wow kaufen Stop using Internet Explorer, please. 2) Get an antivirus, keep it updated and use it. AVG has been linked, frankly I think it is not all that sh'it hot, but hey, its free. 3) Don't click on links.

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