While I was watching the Race to World First event for World of Warcrafts new raid I needed a brainless activity to grind out while watching the broadcast on my second monitor. I decided to start a grind that I have been wanting to do for a long time. Collecting as much as I can from the old zones of World of Warcraft. It's a huge and time consuming task that can be done without paying much attention. I don't know why, but somehow it manages to be a fun activity.

I am one of those who are on the impossibly endless journey towards collecting everything in World of Warcraft. It's unlikely I'll ever be able to do it, but that doesn't mean it's fun to keep o collecting as many things as I can. Luckily, there's a good few milestones to reach on that journey. One of those is the achievement for collecting 200 mounts in World of Warcraft.

It's been a little while since I posted about my first raid of the Liberation of Undermine in World of Warcraft: the War Within. Even if I've been busy enough to not prioritizing Hive for a weeks time I haven't been so busy that I haven't been playing games. Raids take place twice a week at a set time so that's something I can clean my schedule for.

Wolfenstein: YoungbloodThere's been a sting of inactivity from my side due to bein busier than normal. Now however it's time to get these giveaways going again. Wolfenstein is a franchised I never played personally and don't really have any interest to play either. I never found first person single player shooters to be that fun so I'd rather give this away to someone who might enjoy it more than I will.

The most exciting content of each major World of Warcraft update will always be the new raid. With the first raid of the War Within expansion I found myself raiding again for the first time in almost 15 years. I stopped again after defeating the last boss, but now I'm back to give it another go for this newly released raid; The Liberation of Undermine.

The Undermine for World of Warcraft has been out for a little more than a week now. For the first week they only had the world content available, and on the second week they released all the seasonal content including the new raid. I've had enough time to do most of the new content now and I can safely say that this is officially one of my favorite zones in the game ever.