Right. So, yesterday’s featureful day for MMOG Nation turned out to be topsy-turvy. Work was much harsher than I had imagined, and I just didn’t have the moments in the day to get everything on the site I wanted to. My GameSetWatch column also got bumped to today.

All well and good; today looks to be smooth sailing.

So, first thing you want to do is go take a peek at today’s MMOG Nation column: Citizen Spotlight on Tobold’s MMORPG Blog. He had some great responses to my canned questions, and I did my level best to pick out some of his best posts. Good stuff.

For me playing a MMORPG is an eternal series of small proud moments. You set yourself a small goal, work towards it, and achieve it. That might take as little as half an hour, or as much as several months. But the experience for me is more important than the achievement. The proudest achievement was probably when my troll warrior in World of Warcraft hit level 60, because after years and years of playing MMORPGs that was the first time I hit the level cap in any game. But my friar performing a marriage ceremony in the cathedral of Camelot in DAoC, in front of a huge crowd, was my proudest role-playing moment.