Weird Boy saves sister from moose attack with skills Learned in World of Warcraft

[esb]

By learning real-life skills from a game, like taunt, doesn't mean they have the same... um... how should I put this, they have different purposes. In WoW, Taunt is so make enemies attack the caster, in this case, it was to grab the attention away from his sister. Playing dead, and it actually working, was a more of a chance of luck.

 

[juty]

Mum and dad aren't going to hear the end of this 1 lol
He wouldn't gain any XP because he didn't kill it......

 

[mushroom911]

lol

finally a reason to buy another reason to buy a gamecard
...seriously

 

[New_U.S.]

Woo! Now another kid has a firm reason why video games are like real life. Hopefully he doesn't play Grand Theft Auto.......

Spoiler

"God dammit, Running people over should have only given me one star, why are they all over me!"

 

[Andrewgosu]

I reckon this joking is getting too much to bare.

A few jokes, fine. But spamming the whole thread?

(Including me. Too bad I cannot minus repute myself)

 

[Idontknowyou]

fiegn death ftw = \

 

[ArmedCitizen]

If he would have played a Paladin he could have just bubbled her. Hehe, I had to join in.

 

[Father_Yetti]

Are you kidding me?

Well, good thing he didn't play a mage

"12 year-old Norwegian boy dies while trying to 'polymorph' attacking moose"

That one isn't mine, but I laughed when I read it. Nothing here is interesting except for some of the responses I read. I completely disagree with anyone who says that it is not common sense to protect your loved ones, especially those that are weaker than you in danger. For those who do not have this bone in your body or feel that this is beyond you; I think that you are a coward. I guess the reality that I live in is different. My question: who wouldn't save their little sister? :nuts:

 

[esb]

I don't think the big thing is the fact that you did/didn't save someone when you could, but the reason behind it.

 

[The Helper]

Bumping for Great Justice!