When I gave up it was World Of Walking everywhere. That and drops by foes were so pathetic that hours of gameplay were needed just to be able to afford the most basic of supplies. I don't remember ever getting XP for PVP so I did very little in the Battlegrounds. I saw little point to it.if you get bored leveling through pve content, you can try leveling via battlegrounds. my wife is now hooked on battlegrounds... she's working on a third character to reach 80 and using BGs to reach it (she started BGs around 58 and is in her 70's now).
I could never find a decent team to do any missions. I went solo pretty much all the way to 36th and just gave up. In COH I saw great team after great team. Great Supergroup after super group. I also did not like that you could not get a mount until 40th level and when you did it was so expensive that all one's wealth went into being able to move just slightly faster. It did not seem like it was worth it. I have heard they lowered the level and cost but it is too little too late. In COH I was airborn at 12th level. Champions Online even quicker. There is quite a bit of depth to WOW but sitting around making pouches isn't my idea of high fantasy adventure.When I gave up it was World Of Walking everywhere. That and drops by foes were so pathetic that hours of gameplay were needed just to be able to afford the most basic of supplies. I don't remember ever getting XP for PVP so I did very little in the Battlegrounds. I saw little point to it.if you get bored leveling through pve content, you can try leveling via battlegrounds. my wife is now hooked on battlegrounds... she's working on a third character to reach 80 and using BGs to reach it (she started BGs around 58 and is in her 70's now).
BG XP is new (introduced in patch 3.2)...
as for hoping mobs drop good gear... i always thought that the good gear came from quests, then dungeons, then raids... hoping to get good loot off a regular mob is not the way to go...
I could never find a decent team to do any missions. I went solo pretty much all the way to 36th and just gave up. In COH I saw great team after great team. Great Supergroup after super group. I also did not like that you could not get a mount until 40th level and when you did it was so expensive that all one's wealth went into being able to move just slightly faster. It did not seem like it was worth it. I have heard they lowered the level and cost but it is too little too late. In COH I was airborn at 12th level. Champions Online even quicker. There is quite a bit of depth to WOW but sitting around making pouches isn't my idea of high fantasy adventure.When I gave up it was World Of Walking everywhere. That and drops by foes were so pathetic that hours of gameplay were needed just to be able to afford the most basic of supplies. I don't remember ever getting XP for PVP so I did very little in the Battlegrounds. I saw little point to it.
BG XP is new (introduced in patch 3.2)...
as for hoping mobs drop good gear... i always thought that the good gear came from quests, then dungeons, then raids... hoping to get good loot off a regular mob is not the way to go...
I did play quite a bit at first. I even joined a guild. The guild just never did anything that I ever took part in. In COH all I had to do was post that I was looking for a team and within minutes I would be in one. In WOW such requests were universally ignored. I had more challenges for fights than I ever saw invites for a team. I'm just glad I was on a PVP by choice server, so I would not have been constantly ganked by jerks who get their jollys attacking low levels who cannot fight back.One thing a lot of people who play really really casually miss out on are guilds. I'm not sure why they don't join them, maybe they're intimidated? But a good, friendly levelling guild can be a nice place to be while you're advancing your character, always people around to help you do quests and run the dungeons you need. I mean, if you never even really did any dungeons and never got to the point where you raided, and never had any fun even doing things like world PvP, you didn't really play the game.
I stuck my head into the first new dungeon just long enough to turn in the quest to Jaina. I can't find the new Ashen Verdict vendors or Quartersmaster anywhere. Am I looking in the wrong place or is it one of those phased things where they only appear after you are friendly with them or whatever?
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