All is fair in love and war, and as far as peoples behaviour goes, WoW PvP is definitely a lot more like war than a friendly competition. 15 a month for 80 hours of game-play can seem like a great deal, but if its only 10 hours, the value of the subscription is much less. Access to the game is included with a standard World of Warcraft subscription. Its only a game. The graphics in this game are nothing short of awesome. It was a relief, but it also killed my skills to be away from the game for months and months. At the lucky end of the scale, 88,000 people currently claiming contributory ESA (WRAG) will see a double whammy of having their benefit capped by 1% through the Benefit Uprating Bill, and time limited to 12 months. As Demos is comparatively a small organisation with limited resources, the fact that it was able to do this CIA makes the DWPs failure to do so remarkable, to say the least. At the other end of the scale - a group we might call the hardest hit of the hardest hit - at least 1000 disabled people (up to 5000) will experience 6 separate cuts to their benefits income before the next election. We made it through (a little hastily for my taste) and all got at least one blue. If you carefully remove the mobs surrounding the Foreman and then engage him, you should have little trouble defeating him. For a government department the size of the DWP to say that a CIA would have been too difficult is, frankly, risible. It has also been proved to be incorrect by the cross-party think tank Demos, which has carried out its own CIA. In between 200 as well as Four hundred GPH can be carried out for Herbalists by way of Lichbloom as well as Icethorn and spread Ice Lotus spawns. But considering this is something Blizzard has been studying internally for several years now, I am fairly confident that when the time comes to apply it, it will be done in such a way as to not actually change the relative power curve, just the numbers behind that curve. In simple terms, we want the government to understand how lots of cuts will change the life of each disabled person. By the time the next round of cuts are due, they will be 23,300 worse off per person - this represents the loss of all benefits recognising their disability (ESA and DLA), and a substantial reduction in housing benefit. What they discovered, was that 3.7 million disabled people are going to be hit by a reduction in income. Did the government know that the idea of the UKs disabled community being made dramatically poorer would have been politically unacceptable, and therefore it attempted to prevent this fact from becoming known? If the government have any interest in creating a semblance of fairness in their policies they must acknowledge that the same disabled people are being targeted many times over. Then I had a slow pit stop and that took away any opportunities but I think at times the pace was good but yeah, disappointed. Mana is a bit of an issue, but using a core of Holy Shock, Word of Glory and Holy Light, then sprinkling in Divine Light and Holy Radiance as necessary worked pretty well for me. This can be a bit tedious but is a good strategy to level quickly if your character is of warrior class and you can speed grind your way through maps, but its always a good idea to get quests done as well. It seems that something about this expansion has caught the imagination of the playerbase in a way that hasnt happened since Wrath of the Lich King. Its my aim that I be the best way I can. Not only are you blocking (depending on the attack speed of the boss) 10-30% of the damage he deals overall, youre also skyrocketing yourself into the number one position and way beyond on the threat meter. This serpent has the unique skill of lightning breath and offers the highest damage of any pets against unshielded enemies. The DWP is saying that it embarked upon a programme of changes, which it acknowledges are the biggest changes to welfare in sixty years, without knowing what the effect would be on the most vulnerable people in society. The government is ploughing ahead with the most ambitious reforms to the welfare system since it was introduced sixty years ago, without making any attempt to understand how sick and disabled individuals, carers and households will be affected. 2015, in England alone, local government and housing will be cut by 16.2 billion. In between these two poles lies the 120,000 who will experience some form of triple cut, and 99,000 who will have a quadruple cut. This is a cut in real terms of 41.9%. Social care for children and adults makes up 60% of all spending over which local authorities have any control.