One Shots: Somewhere, a skinner is twitching

by Krystalle Voecks Sep 15th 2009 at 2:00PM

Filed under: World of Warcraft, Fantasy, Screenshots, One Shots

You can imagine - once people heard that Onyxia was being retooled so that players could take her out and land themselves a shiny new pet - the frenzy was on. This image of insane amounts of Dragonkin carnage in World of Warcraft comes to us from Mr. P. who didn't send any other note along other than to explain it was from the PTRs outside of Ony's lair. That said, knowing World of Warcraft fiends like we do, we know someone out there with skinning is looking at this picture right now and twitching, just because there are so many skins to be had - and nobody is cleaning them up!

One Shots is in need of your screenshots, so while you're out getting your game time in, why not send us some of your images! It's easy to do. Just email them to oneshots AT massively DOT com along with your name, the name of the game, and a quick description. We'll post them out here and give you the credit - bonus points if you can make someone twitch!

Gallery: One Shots

Tags: blizzard, one-shots, onyxia, screenshot, screenshots, trash-mobs, world-of-warcraft, wow

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jack said on 3:02PM 9-15-2009

World of Warcraft just keep getting better and better!

Tyranor said on 3:10PM 9-15-2009

It's nice to know that EVE in the less grindy of all MMOs, people can't help themselves...

Tyranor said on 3:11PM 9-15-2009

Wow, now I can't put a word together without my fingers automatically typing EVE...I meant to say even.

GryphonStalker said on 3:12PM 9-15-2009

::twitch::

Siyfion said on 5:49PM 9-15-2009

Oh dear.. What a waste!

Budokan said on 9:16AM 9-16-2009

...and somewhere, a king has no wife.

ColbyWolf said on 3:52PM 9-19-2009

*twitch* *twitch* *twitch* *spasm* *fallover*

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