I was never one of those that cried on wow gold them to hurry up with the patch, but you've got to admit that calling it a disaster isn't so farfetched," observes Jamesisgreat. "Wintergrasp is down, now Arenas, and there's massive lag everywhere making PvE a pain as well. I understand that these patches aren't simple, but Blizzard seem to have broken most of the PvP aspect of the game with this one, and made PvE unplayable in places. I guess there's still the AH to 'play' on though, right?"
 Activision did it!
/whisper Maybe it's Activision's fault ... "It's too much of a coincidence that we've been getting stuff like the recruit-a-friend changes, PvE->PvP transfers, a (pretty much) rushed WotLK (and patch 3.0.8), advertisements on the forums, and paid character customizations all within five or so months, and all wow gold after Activision Blizzard was formed," claims Dreadskull. "And those are only the changes to WoW (that and some will probably argue that the more casual tone their bending to now is due to Activision, meh...). I highly doubt whoever's normally in charge of WoW forum stuffs/in-game services decided to go 'Hey, we could totally make money by doing this!

Most folks who chimed in on this toughest-bosses survey focused on some aspect of technical difficulty. Not Arivia, who equates "toughest bosses" with enthusiasm-draining speed bumps. "Personally, I'd look at bosses that discourage me from running the instance: Skadi, Eregos, Xevozz, the giant mess that is wow gold Krik'thir," he observes. "I think it comes down to Krik'thir and Skadi (AN and UP, respectively) -- the fights just have so many chances for things to go wrong and are so stressful as a tankadin (Skadi's first trash is easy; picking up harpooners without a gap closer is aaaargh!) that they make me worry about those parts in advance. I want the Red Sword of Courage out of UP -- but once I get it, I'm not going back."