Taiwan man beats World of Warcraft

[Mook]

A Taiwanese man has been named the first ever person to successfully "complete" World of Warcraft, collecting the game's staggering 986 Achievements to effectively do everything there is to do in the hugely successful MMO. This is literally the most amazing news of the day.

'Little Gray" beat the game after killing 390,895 creatures, administering 7,255,538,878 points of damage, completing 5,906 quests (averaging 14 quests a day), raiding 405 dungeons and hugging 11 players. I believe we can safely add another statistic to the numbers -- he has had sex 0 times during this period.

Some nitpicky WoW f*ckheads are trying to downplay Little Gray's accomplishment, claiming he received one event-tied achievement (B.B King) due to a glitch, and did not win it fairly. You know what, though? Who the Hell cares? He's done more than any human being ever reasonably should, so let's not quibble over one little point.

He's a WoW player. He will probably achieve nothing else in life. Let the man have this.

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[Bob Kazamakis]

And how many hours did this take?

 

[skeezer]

 

[Mook]

And how many hours did this take?

years. asians dont fuck around w/ online games

 

[Mook]

5+ yeard to be exact

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

Holy shit. Wonder how many gaming hours.

 

[The Broken Regal]

holy fuck, i didnt even know it could be "beat"

 

[Fish]

holy fuck, i didnt even know it could be "beat"

While there is technically no ending, Im sure someone would be able to do everything once. Dont know why you would want to play after that though.

 

[Mook]

perhaps you didnt read the article...he did everything. he is that someone.

 

[99PONTIACGP]

This reminds me of the South Park World of Warcraft skit

 

[Fish]

perhaps you didnt read the article...he did everything. he is that someone.

I did read it. I was just commenting towards Kevy up there.

 

[DanJ]

 

[bikrboy128]

While there is technically no ending, Im sure someone would be able to do everything once. Dont know why you would want to play after that though.

it's beyond me why anyone would want to start the game in the first place

 

[Aircal]

11 Hugs ?

 

[Fish]

it's beyond me why anyone would want to start the game in the first place

It sounded cool before it came out. I even thought about it. Once it did and I didnt jump on the bandwagon, I was glad I didnt.

 

[SirMarco]

You know this guy will most likely make more money then most of us now just because of this. He's going to travel around with the game creators and all that going to all the WoW expos and what not. All that for playing a game. Isn't it great how the world works.

 

[transmaxed]

Weren't the achievements implemented only like a year ago? I remember them just coming out last year when I quit this game.

 

[transmaxed]

And how many hours did this take?

based on this line "completing 5,906 quests (averaging 14 quests a day)" he took 421 and some change days. So about 10,124 hours.

 

[Atomicles]

Yea, the achievements came out a patch or two before the last expansion. So not too long ago. Some things you did before they implemented achievements had to be redone in order to get the achievement after the achievements came out (excluding quests). I'd say most of that shit was done in the past 2 years.

 

[DanJ]

Mook and Turk used to play this like there was no tomorrow

 

[Turk]

For 2 weeks.