What did he buy ? Will he still be playing ? <| sep |> an S A golden S What now ? <| sep |> Doesn ' t it bother you that it is Chinese name with a Chinese captain ? It ' s one step away from painting the ship red . It just feels like they are putting in a fully Chinese ship in a world where nations no longer exist . <| sep |> I thought John the Baptist was the forerunner to Jesus ? I also though the name of the founder of the sabean religion is unknown ? <| sep |> Not to mention RWT , just buy it cheap as hell from a gold farmer . <| sep |> What ' s the point of control shaman ? I thought the overload mechanics much more suited for midrangeaggro ? <| sep |> At first glance , that might look like a stupid question , but it ' s actually very good , and the answer has varied over time . In the beginning , the internet consisted of relatively few computers , more or less directly connected to other computers on the network , passing messages between them so they reached the correct destination . Now , of course , this doesn ' t scale well . Security is an issue of you have no idea which computer your message will bounce through . Performance quickly becomes an issue as bottlenecks develops . You rely on people supplying you with their expensive bandwidth for transferring your messages . So , some organizations started setting up strong connections between each other , to create more powerful direct links . After a while this turned into a network more like the telephone network , where we have dedicated carriers who do the back bones , and then local service providers to connect the customers to the backbones . So , now , we basically have a network of very fast high capacity connections moving the data over long distances , and at the ends of those connections , there are smaller networks connecting the customers . This is a big question , and I don ' t know if I answered the part of it you wanted an answer to . If not , clarify , and I ' ll make another try .