Yeh for games

Industry: Medical Doctor's Office. Registration: Oct 12, State ID: E Business type: Domestic Professional Corporation. Member: Yekaterena A. Khronusova Principal. Registration: Jul 19, Business type: Domestic Limited-Liability Company.

Agent: Puoy K. Industry: Engineering Services. Status: Inactive. Industry: Nonclassifiable Establishments. Registration: Feb 24, Site: yehforgames. Phone: , Fax. Business type: Domestic Corporation. Members 6 : Frederick C. Yeh Owner, President, inactive Charles G. Danko Secretary, inactive Darrell J. Hubler Director, Treasurer, inactive Joanna Z. Agent: Manuel Wallace. Categories: Video Games - Dealers. Industry: Business Management Consultant Services. Registration: Sep 26, Business type: Domestic Close Corporation.

Members 3 : Esther Villars President G. Egbuonu President, Treasurer, inactive E. Villars Director, Secretary, inactive.

Agent: Nevada Registered Agent Services. Others just want to hang out with their friends. Some people have a more basic drive to play.

Competition is at the core of any game and WoW is no different. The need to be at the top of the DPS meters is strong and reaching that zenith can be a shining, glorious moment that your guildmates are sure to remember for years to come. Tanks get to be the center of attention and healers get to support their friends. Theorycrafters no doubt love tedious, brain-melting math, but they get to be the best.

For me, nothing compares to downing a new boss for the first time. It is the ability to invest time and effort into games like WoW that make our virtual actions meaningful. With great investments come great returns. Being the best Warrior or Priest in your guild is enough for many. The feeling of being called on by the raid leader because you are needed is unquestionably a good one.

Other people just like to be able to summon the biggest mount they can find in a crowded city and pretend to stomp on all those who dare get in their way. Many just want to get their hands on the best PvP weapon and gear, regardless of whether they took the shortcut and bought it at YehforGames. It is the investments that we put into games like WoW that make it worthwhile. When World of Warcraft: Cataclysm came out I spent several days flying around Azeroth doing nothing but listening to music and leveling Archaeology.

The insights into the lore were interesting, but what I really wanted was a chance to see the world. The idea that now, even after several years of playing the game, I could still be surprised by a new point of view on the old environments bespoke a rich and deep world that I was taking part in.