Bruh I'm literally like 100+ hours deep and I just hit level 32.
It takes me about 6.5 days played to hit 60....over a span of like 3 months. Free time is hard to come by these days.
Yeah same.
My actual play time is low, but it takes me months to get there
I just feel like im more concerned with enjoying everything the game has to offer rather than rushing through it just to hit 60. Im not against people enjoying it their way besides the fact that buying gold to boost is kinda lame.
Id just rather enjoy doing everything, working on alchemy, fishing from time to time, cooking etc. If i skipped all this im sure i wouldve leveled much faster but i just enjoy having a more well rounded experience. But for me, the leveling process is enjoyable and even though ive raided some its not as rewarding as just leveling new toons.
To be fair, I've done that twice now and neither times I've actually ended up playing 60+ content.
lucky if I get an hour in. taking my time and smelling the mageroyals
Yup, if you don't have a job and hate yourself a week is all you need to get to 60
I mean that's 150 hours, which is 50 hours a month, which is 12.5 hours a week. That's already a lot to spend on a hobby tbh.
That's equivalent to raiding 2 times a week of 4 hours sessions and then playing a little in between.
Damn, makes me feel better about my first time around in the 2019 release. I hit 59 with a friend in just under 2 months but didn't want to continue the subscription, probably could have hit 60 in that time though we didn't seem to find many dungeon groups at the time we played for whatever reason.
Though that was with a friend and a healer friend at that, now I'm soloing as a warrior and taking my sweet damn time it will probably take me 4 or 5 months lmao.
So around 7 % of your time the last 3 months is spend in WoW. I think thatās pretty fair?
I can get to 58 in about 28 seconds once TBC pre-patch comes out with a boost.
Now thatās quick, However, Iām a cardslinger. 9 seconds top.
Show me, ima need you to get me a 58 pally
I donāt believe you, show me your card info
I donāt think they confirmed they are doing it this time. I personally hope they donāt. It kills the old world when people can pay to skip it.
There is a 0% chance they don't take the opportunity to make money off of the game when players are probably even more willing to buy it this time around
I wouldnāt say itās 0%. Iād place it at like 5%. A lot of people got angry about transactions in classic. Maybe Microsoft will handle it differently
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They don't care how many people get angry they just care about how many buy it. Even if the majority are against it there are enough people who will still buy it and let's be honest even a lot of the people that are against it will end up buying it after seeing others they play with do it.
People already pay to skip it.
Its a double edged sword I guess. There will be players that want to play tbc that dont have the time to level up a char from 0-70. So they either play with others from 58-70 or dont play at all
Iād rather they not play if they donāt have time to actually play the game and level tbh
Well, its a good thing we are all not the same. I have been playing the game since release in my teens. Back then I had all the time in the world. Now, with work, family, house etc, I simply dont have as much time to play. But I still want to partake in TBC, and for me, a boost to 58 will be of great value.
I barely have time to play too, with the kid, house, wife, and long hours at my job, which is why I have been slowly leveling a few hours a week in preparation for tbc. Its hard for me to believe that anyone has "no time to level" in classic but somehow has time to level in BC and do the endgame activities. Just doesn't make sense to me. It's probably going to be 6+ months before tbc. Nearly everyone reading this has the time in that timespan if they want to spend the time. What I hear when I read that is "I don't want to level again", which is fine, but I don't think people that don't want to level in an MMO deserve to be in the endgame. It's part of the journey.
People view leveling as a waste of time to get to the endgame. I don't think those types belong in classic, personally. Even if someone never makes it to cap and just levels a bit, I think that's better than skipping to the endgame. Leveling is half the game or more, and in a community game like WoW it really affects the game negatively to add these sorts of skips imo. People saying they want to play but have no time to level is a tale as old as the genre itself, and it's frankly malarky. There's barely any adults that have no time to level but simultaneously have time to play endgame. No, it's that they value the endgame activities more and want to get right to them. I don't think people that think that way belong in classic, personally.
I'd buy a boost for sure. Blizzard read this!!
Are they definitely doing that? I get very frustrated right around level 30 because no bag space, shit gear, quests running me across six zones. All I want to do is play TBC again.
They did last time. Except I donāt think you could boost a blood elf or draeni
Considering how quick they backtracked on no boosts for panda monks for that sweet boost money, it seems like thereās a reasonable chance theyāll change their mind this time around on blood elves and Draenei.
Thatās fair. Last time they tried to keep it more like the original but this time I wouldnāt be surprised if they go for the easy money.
So is classic vanilla wow about to go TBC again?
I just got back into classic after a couple years and skipped WOTLK and CATA, I have no clue whatās going on
Unemployment
Unemployed whilst living in their parentās basement. A lot of questionable items littered across the floor and anime posters hanging from the walls.
Or people just use their holidays
Judging by my guild, these MFs got 129 holidays then.
52 holidays, 52 weeks, week long holiday š
They focus on levelling, maybe your focusing on the exploration, Professions, AH, ETC.
This. Elite Tauren Chieftains should never be skipped while levelling.
About time they introduced Erotic Trading Card games to Classic tbh.
Its all about the hours they spend, not the calendar days.
If you play 24 hours in a row (1 day) or 4 x 6 hour days (4 days!!) its still the same time spent on a game.
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OP is talking about people who hit 60 in one calendar week and aren't mages. Some people make characters and get them to 60 in a week lol and it's maddening
First time player, started in the middle of May...just hit 40 on July 4th. Completely in awe that someone can get to even level 20 in a week, let alone 60! I was only level 10 by the end of my first week!
If youāve done it before you can get to 20 in an afternoon.
It gets slower after that but again if youāve done it before, which many have, you can really cruise through a lot of it.
Biggest time sinks are inefficient question routes or waiting around without doing anything.
I was raiding on my hunter during the first lockout on anniversary but Iāve leveled double digit characters to 60 in 2005, 2019, 2021 and 2024.
Preexisting game knowledge is a gigantic advantage in classic
Getting to 20, takes me seconds but getting to 30 and even more so, 40, feels like years.
I just started classic (pre tbc) 3 days ago. I feel like I've been taking my sweet time exploring and lvling proffesionel, and I'm lvl 19 now.
People just level at different paces and that's fine too
First characters are always slow
Once you've done the leveling zones multiple times and know the optimal routes, which quests to avoid/delay doing etc, it's much faster
Also a lot of people use leveling guides (restexp, guidelime, zygor..) which makes it even faster.
My first char back in vanilla, it probably took me weeks even reach level 20
Same here my /played is pretty decent cause what I'll do is fill up rested xp for a few days then level till I run out. Rinse and repeat. My level times have been around 2hrs30mins in the 40s
It takes me about a month to get a char to 40. Probably 2 and a half 3 months for 60. Don't compare yourself to others.
With good quest routing and focusing on leveling fast any class can get to 60 in about 100-110 hours which if you take a week off I'm to play 15 hours a day makes it possible. Been there done that a couple times, but my first character took 14 days played so like 300? hours to get to 60
I mean yeah. I can get lvl 60 in less than two week. One week if I really push it. But what's the point of comparing ? Some people like to rush, some don't. It's not a race
Right? I could do all sorts of cool shit in this game if I didnāt have to work 40+ hours a week
Keep in mind, for some people, this game is their entire life. Do you have a job and a relationship? You are probably doing just fine
This is from boosting, even faster if you are on a mage. I would not recommend this on the first playthrough or trying a new class for the first time.
1-8: World Buffs + Fiery Enchant Skinning Dagger, takes about 45mins. Then you boost.
8-16/17 RFC: about 3 resets taking 20-30 mins for each reset so a bit over an hour time played.
16-26 SFK: At this point I dunno how many resets or time.
26-40 SM Cath+Arms
this is the point as mage things take off even quicker
40-53 ZF solo
53-60 ST solo
if you are not a mage you boost Mara to 50-52 and then ZG the rest of the way.
Even If I could have someone to boost me I would never hit 60 in a week due to it still requires to be in front of the pc all day changing locations and being online, something that I can only do for 3 or 4 hours max a day now lol
Ya understandable. Also, not a very fun way to spend your limited free time lol. This is the optimal strat for a stay at home desk jobber who can alt tab for a quick reset though.
A lot of people use the addon rested xp which is a fast track guide to get to sixty. To each their own but my personal opinion is that a huge focus on classic IS the journey to 60, not endgame. Putting the leveling on rails just makes it retail lite.
I genuinely think SoD leveling speed was pretty good. Maybe reduce the bonus by 50%. Itās actually pretty hard for me to enjoy anniversary because I know I level slowly and Iām probably not going to be able to hit 60 for 4-5 months. SoD the gameplay was probably a tad bit too fast but it was much more engaging than auto attacking.
That's fair. The 40s can be tough that's for sure. Hopefully classic+ fills out some spots in the world that can use more to do and feel better while leveling.
Iām definitely looking forward to Classic+. At this point with Anniversary - I may just sit it out until BC comes and they inevitably offer the 1 boost per account for collectors purchase again.
People who level 60 in a week are those who experienced leveling many times, they're bored and likely buying dungeon boosts
You can't boost in HC and people level in like 4 to 7 days of playtime. It's more about game knowledge than anything else.
But i mean, for every time you've leveled to 60 how many times more have you done the raids at 60? Like if you're bored of leveling cause you leveled 6 characters to 60 are you not bored of MC or BWL? Surely you've done those raids 20-50 times more than you've leveled, at least...?
Raiding happens with friends.
Levelling is pretty much solo after the initial rush.
I play an mmo to play with friends, imagine that.
Raiding burns me out far quicker than leveling, personally.
I agree with vanilla raiding, less so in future expansions
I got in with a Saturday morning 9AM GDKP during TBC and that was my favorite raiding experience Iāve ever had. Iāll probably look for another Saturday/Sunday morning raiding guild in TBC. I get up for work at 5AM, raiding on weeknights is hard.
Or maybe they know their stuff and just are better at leveling in general.
Well, then you are just taking your time.
But who cares. A quick "normal" levelse (aka, not mage AoE farming or buying boosts) levels 1-60 in 5 days played unless the server is flooded and they cant quest efficiently
Theyāre not doing any professions, gathering, or typically playing a class that is heavily gear dependent. Just different priorities.
Please! Take your time and explore while having fun. Racing to max only allows you to hit a wall and eventually only log on once maybe twice a week to raid.
Enjoy the highs and lows of pvp if you can while leveling if you can (pvp open world is peak)
Take a break and do professions
Rushing to endgame is wild when you consider how much better leveling is over raiding.
Because you're having fun. They're boosting.
Bro Iāve been playing since 2005, Iām only level 42 9 days played. I love this game to death, but Iām very slow these days. Once BC releases I may have to switch back to my Era toons
42 with 9 days played is wild.
I like to f around hehe
I think 9 days played is on the slow side of average for 60, and 42 isn't even halfway there. But whatever works as long as you're having fun.
Over 200 hours and only 42 is some wild shit indeed lol I have to wonder how much of that is "AFK in main city"
Took me about 2 months to hit 60 9 days played
skill issue
first character usually takes around 12-14 days for a new player imo, it's fine.
5 days 7 hours in and barely hit 40. taking my time this time, I rushed with my warrior who is 55 but have no pre raid bis or any good gear. I quit before phase 2 came out and missed almost all of phase 2. been playing a new shaman and probably lvl a new warrior just to do it different this time. There were people at the start first week hitting lvl 50 and I was like wtf... barely hitting lvl 26 lol. Don't worry we got plenty of time before TBC. Even there, there will be tons of Belf starting out so the content won't be as obsolete. I plan on rolling a belf warlock or pally haven't decided yet. But def sticking shama/loc/ maybe war or druid for tbc
Gearing/leveling in the end-game dungeons was probably the most enjoyable part of leveling a warrior for me.
Your first toon will take a while, then once you have a 60 you can make some gold with you can just boost alts in a week or 2. Took me ages to get my first 60 on anni in playing super casually.
just reroll mage and you casually hit 60 in 3 days /played
Classic 2019 it took me from Nov 2019 to right before covid lockdown march 2020 thats where i hit 60 on my mage...
After about a couple of weeks we decided to level 3 warriors (3 friends) so i subbed to my 2nd account and we used my mage to boost these 3 warriors from 1-60 in like 2 days spamming dungeon clears while they were afk.
I had the worst time lvling defense, skills and oh the gold pile i had to caugh up for learning abilities and buying AH gear was ridiculous
This depends on what u do and what u prio.
And how long u play proffesions etc.
And is it your first time or not ofcourse.
I think i got to 60 on my hunter in 7 to 8 days to.
A week in-game time not an actual week of playing its much longer.
enjoy it! i got 18days and 20 hours at lvl 58 :)
I started mid May and am leveling an Hpal and lock concurrently. Both are high 30s - I play the pal with my wife's first ever char and the lock when I'm solo.Ā
Contrary to the prevailing opinion I like leveling. Never considered it a chore to just get past. I like questing, exploration, and PuGs. I'm playing new classes and leveling new professions and just having a good time.Ā
Like some other users said, don't compare yourself to other players. Just do what's fun for you!
Take me 200 hours.
If I no life it I can do it in a week
Enjoy the journey.
Back in vanilla I focused on levelling. Took me about a month
A year later, I levelled again and just savoured tge quests, instances and dungeons. Took me about 3 times as long but more enjoyable.
I think slower pace of leveling wont get burnout you out. I play max 2 hours a day and it enought. Akipoing days etc. Its jus better experience becouse when you play less you get exited to play again.
Boosting is easy if you have the gold
Remember 1 day is 24 hours of game play in game. You can do alot of boosts in 24 hours. 5 boosts per hr is 120 boosts and if your smart woth your time and gather all the relevant quests for said dungeon, you can lvl fast.
follow a guide if you want to go somewhat fast. RXP guide gets you to level 60 in around 100 hours played, I believe?
But People go up to insane speeds nowadays. Such as boosting a character to 60 in around 1 day /played ( semiafk / following a mage booster) or solo levelling a mage(aoe ofc) in 2.5 days /played. No quest route compares to boosting, of course. Can't beat a mage blizzarding 350 mobs in maraudon.
Efficiency may or may not spoil your fun. If you want to go full efficiency minmax wow isn't really the right place for it. You could be a high rank competitive player or even a pro and you end up doing bwl speedruns in wow. Play the game the way you like though. Having fun is the goal
Dont compare yourself to others. 60 in a week is totally possible. Im at 45 and my average time per per level is 1-2hours.
Iām surprised how few comments are saying boosts theres a ton of boosting going on. Just look at the services channel
Enjoy the journey friend. That's what it's about.
My first level 60 took me like 240ish hours of playtime. My last 2 HC toons were 60 in under 150 hours. If I was a streamer and wanted to push things it would not be hard to get it done in 100 hours. If I could die and dungeon spam it would be even faster.
Point is it's just game knowledge and time spent that makes you a fast leveler.
I just hit 60 on my first toon. A hunter, took 9 days /played, around 10 months irl.
I've just been enjoying what the game has to offer.
Through my leveling journey I've done a lot, and I kinda feel like I've "beat" the game as a hunter now.
I've hunted a few rare pets. Learning that whole system (also how to teach your pet new abillities) took a while for me, haha.
I've spend a ton of time personalising the ui and making macros.
I've done a ton of different dungeons.
I've leveled my professions (lw and skinning) to 300, same with all the secondary professions.
I've farmed a ton of gold to get my mounts, and buy mats for professions.
I've done a ton of exploration.
I've tried different talent builds.
I've had sworn enemies, and gone on killing sprees (every single UD rogue has to pay for the amount of times I've been sapped and stunlocked by their kin).
My work schedule will make raiding next to impossible, but I hope to do the different max level dungeons atleast.
This kinda was the game for me, atleast so far. I might level another class at one point. I've never understood the rush to 60 in classic.
Anyway, my point is, enjoy it the way you like. Some people enjoy the 60+ content more, some like the leveling.
The leveling journey IS the game for me. I am in no desire to rush to 60 because the game becomes boring for me at that stage. I usually just start a new toon.
Took me 8 days. Donāt sweat it, who cares.
WoW players aren't exactly known for their social lives.
You can rush through the content as fast as possible and sit in ironforge/org. Or you can enjoy the journey.
Is there a new server or something? I've seen a few of these
It IS possible, if you have severe insomnia or a meth addiction Unless you're a hunter/mage grinding hard asf or a few friends to jump in place, its definitely not plausible but it takes sweaty determination to do it
How do you kill that which has no life?
Bruh..
Yes but theyāre spending well over 1,000 gold to get boosted. And most likely buying that gold with CC so donāt feel bad. Just keep doing you
Boosting. RMT. Itās a wrap.
The game has been out for 20 years. Everything is solved. The economy is predicted and managed each phase. If you have been paying attention you can level very quickly and make extraordinary amounts of gold by just playing normally.
Never. I work a job and maintain a house. Others have kids.
The ones who hit 60 in a matter of days have a life that allows them to sit at a computer for 8+ hours a day and hold W.
Its about prioritization. Most people do not prioritize wow, and that is fine. When classic came out in 2019, I wasn't planning to play, until some friends I played with in OG Vanilla got me to agree literally the day before launch. So, no chance to schedule vacation. But I don't have kids, and so I can still go pretty damn hard if I want to... 8 hours at work x 5 days a week + 1 hour x 5 days showering/commuting/etc + 7 hours sleeping x 7 = 74 hours per week left to play wow...
I wasn't in the very first bleeding edge wave to hit 60, but I was around level 52 when the bleeding edge was hitting 60, and was ready to go when MC raids started.
For TBC I knew it was coming, and just took the whole week off... because I have at ton of PTO banked and so I can...
Sure, there is time to spend being a home owner, but a lot of shit can wait two weeks...
Bonus: Being right behind the bleeding edge, means lots of great pugs for the first few weeks. While there isn't a perfect correlation between being hardcore and being good, the people with that level of commitment usually also spend the time to know what they are doing...
My first toon was like 9 or 10 days played, so I wouldnāt worry about it
100 hours is a little ridiculous I'm not gonna lie.
Are you afk most of the time?
Im not 15 anymore and have adult responsibilities like work, and family. So, I dont do this.
We just returned after a few years. Iām trying to take my time leveling. Rushing to 60 so I can raid asap is the gut reaction, but in the end Iāll just get geared, get bored, and the quit again. Iām going to enjoy leveling and the casual experience this time.
I spend alot of my time leveling herbing/skinning and sending to a bank alt to AH.
So I level slower but got gold and enjoy the slower pace.
If you are fast enough at looting and get a little lucky you can turn a profit buying boosts from both sm and Mara
So? A week is more than 100 hours.
There are tons of 85 already
Enjoy the Journey!
Idk I'm at almost 10 days played and just hit lvl 53. But I also fly all over the map to turn in 1 quest. Try and gank that dude 6 lvls higher. Spend more than enough time camping corpses... I find the game to be more enjoyable that way. If you want to get to 60 as fast as humanly possible play a mage and AOE farm. And forget about professions. Shoot I probably have a good 6 to 12 hours just fishing....
There are a lot of geared people leveling alts thru boosts, so don't worry, my first and only 60 in anniversary took about 5-6 since release
Yeah, but they haven't slept or enjoyed any of the journey
Why the hell would anyone race to 60 in Classic?
A lot of players have no life so they can achieve this.
That's pretty normal, dude. My rogue, just casually playing and doing quests or dungeons when there was gear I wanted, was like 7 days played. I didn't rush it, but I didn't really stand around and do nothing. Just played the game. No guides. Just addons like questie or one that shows level ranges for zones. Basically just picked a zone that was in my level range and did all the quests. I planned for dungeons if there were items I wanted, like the dagger from SFK, example.
I'm currently leveling a warrior. I'm level 23 with 1 day and a bit played.
Again, mostly questing with dungeons thrown in. This time around, I am using guidelime and following the steps as I want to get this guy to 60 and geared ASAP before warrior demand drops in tbc lol. Have some fun being OP.
I'll probably start a paladin in TBC, and I'll probably use guidelime again.
Depends more on what you want todo more then anything. Yeah some individuals can do it in a week; but they also know exactly how todo it.
When is this coming out?
rushing to nowhere really fast
A good mage can aoe farm certain instances and level pretty quickly. Get some guildies (especially other competent mages) and you can begin power leveling. Looks miserable though
While any pace is fine for leveling i gotta wonder what you spent most of your time doing
People buy gold still so yea.
Well, you are doing good job then. Actually enjoyig the game. I mean, maybe these week guys enjoy it too but it kinda sounds like a race or a job.
In any case, you do you.
I spend time on classic servers only leveling up characters. vanilla wow was/is my favorite leveling experience in any RPG/MMO. I take my time, get 60 eventually, and than move on to another character haha
100 hours at level 32 is more wild than getting 60 in a week to me lol
Took me like 384 hours no guide just enjoying the game till level 50, after level 50 it started to feel like a grind
'Work from home' or unemployed
Ofc they are, they do that by credit card swipe.
Four days to level 32 is slow, but who cares. Leveling in classic wow is the best part of it in my opinion, enjoy it!
I was on track to hit 60 in a week then some guy called me a f*g and said hey that's a racial slur for gay people and I take offense to that.
He reported me and I got banned for a week for hate speech.
I appealed it and they said I was using abusive language.
I played for a couple days after my ban duration ran out then dropped it a couple days later when I got banned again for mining an ore node in front of a bot.
I got mass reported for hacking or botting. The bot reported me for botting and I got banned.
Are you trying to level quick or are you taking it all in for the first time? Totally different game in either scenario
Possible but hard, don't think someone would do it while working a 40hour regular job.
I had 2 weeks off when classic came out, in those to weeks I got to 60 and had most of the easy caster gear (mage)
If you streamline how you play, while planning for as little downtime as possible, rare visits to cities, mainly just sticking to questing and the occasional important dungeons with quests I think 100 hours for 1-60 is easy to accomplish. If you are going back to major cities multiple times every 2 levels or having a lot of downtime afk, or leveling professions, or doing dungeons multiple times for a BIS lvl 26 item that is of minimal importance in the long run then yeah your number will be inflated. The only dungeon(s) worth running multiple times in my opinion is SM, if you can get to level 32 and then stay in SM til like 38-40 with minimal downtime finding groups.
An addon that really helped me is "what's training?", it shows skill unlock breakpoints so you can make a better decision of when to buy skills. The town is lava.
100 hours is a 100 hours, whether you play 15 hours a day for a week or 3-4 hours a day for a month
If you set a goal to hit levels fast you can do it pretty quick, especially if it's an alt that can get bankrolled by an established toon.
I routinely did freshes and has done 1-60 first week most times it involves following an exact route and genuinely knowing how to do every step before you get there. Most people are 10-15 days otherwise
It took me 3 months to get my main to 60. My primary alt has 7 days /played and is 44. You play your game your way, you are doing nothing wrong.
I honestly don't understand the whole 1-60 in a week myself. I mean I definitely can't do it during the vanilla days I only had two 60s a Paladin and a druid, I didn't have multiple level capped characters until cata.
Some people are absolutely obsessed with the endgame, so they grind as hard and as fast as they can to hit 60 ASAP and make the first raid lockouts with their guild.
Others take their time and enjoy the game, playing a couple of hours at a time and questing at a reasonable/spontaneous pace.
Both methods of play are valid. As long as nobody's boosting.
Took me 11+days on my first char in classic 2019
Damn theyāre old as fuck, W grandpa.
Hitting 60 ina week was very doable...in HIGHSCHOOL š. Not when you got work or college...aint no way unless you straight up unemployed still living with your parents
Those are people who have been playing the game for years and years. Even before classic was re-released the first time, people were religiously playing on private servers. These people know the fastest routes and which mobs to grind plus they probably get help from others, like with mob tagging or literally spamming dungeons non stop for hours and hours and hours. Imo playing the game like that isn't fun, nor how it was intended
People hitting 60 in a week are getting boosted by their guilds
It took me about a year playing off and on to get my first era character to 60. Don't feel bad, everyone levels at a different pace. I enjoy taking my time, reading the quests, and working on professions/ah so I can utilize a mount and gear that I can craft for myself while leveling. I treat it like it is, an RPG
For people with no job or life outside the game, yes.
Competing with the unemployed is crazy.
There are people who are playing the game to level to 60 as fast as possible and have min/maxed pretty seriously for 20 years now. Yes itās absolutely possible and anyone with time can do it. But itās not the name of the game. And comparison is absolutely the thief of joy as others have stated. Enjoy it for what YOU enjoy it for :). Happy hunting fellow Azerothian !
They probably play 70 hours or more in a week
I'm a fairly experienced leveller. If I go "all in" on just levelling I average somewhere around 6 to 7 days /played. (that's not 7 days in a row. Just the total combined time)
My most recent character hit almost 10 days /played before 60 (spread over several weeks) because I took the time to level all my professions. Do some goldfarming along the way for mounts. And just overall chill.
Don't worry about how fast others are going and play in a way that suits you. The most important thing is your own enjoyment.
Bro , if i had the time to pick up the game again , id probably take a year to hit 60 and it would be just fine
Yeah mate do some high exp quests and dungs and you'll be 60 soin. It took my like artound 2 werks to get 69
I bet you're having more funĀ
I promise that youre having way more fun than any poor bastards leveling to 60 in a week
I think i started my Druid 1-2 months after release, currently lvl 53
Worst thing you can do in this game is compare yourself to everyone else.
Probably it's the best advice in life too.
Jimmy Carr said it well: your net happiness in life is your actual happiness minus envy/comparison. Remove the envy and most people in the modern western world is actually pretty happy.
comparisson is the thief of joy
I love this bastard š when I watched an interview with him I was pretty shocked, he is not only funny but incredibly smart, wisdom.
Most comedians are incredibly smart people. You have to be, and you need to have extremely high emotional intelligence
I say most because some of them are utter morons lol
Lmao I know a dude who literally quit runescape because he couldn't get a zuk helm and would constantly say things in chat "imagine playing the game without a zuk helm or blood torva"
people are brain fked
Meanwhile, Iām over here thinking about quitting WoW because I havenāt gotten laid in a while and itās eating up a bunch of my time that I could be better spent going out and being social
Getting laid is definitely better than wow
Debatable.. in most cases, yes 100%.. but there's been one or two where I was like "gee wish I was playing WoW right now" lmao š¤£
Most relatable shit I've read in a while
What about both
At the same time?! Heresy!!!ā¦.. but I kinda like the ideaā¦ would it be like road head but instead of driving youāre tanking?
big disagree
āOMG, can you imagine?ā
Everyone gasped when they saw my mage not full frost, meanwhile I had the most fun in this game nuking things as fire
Comparison is the thief of joy.
Nah fam Iām a 1st percentile sweaty parser with Thunderfury
Comparison is the thief of joy
Good advice for the rest of life too.
"Comparison is the thief of joy" - Teddy Roosevelt
In this world *
Yet itās a beloved pastime.
āComparison is the thief of joy.ā
Comparison is the thief of joy.
How do you measure yourself to other WoW players?
By height.
Thatās life bro
That's why I just compare myself to the highest level on the server in /who.
It never disappoints.