http://www.pcgamer.com/2014/06/23/world-of-wa … =zergnet_203288
Kind of reminds me of the South Park episode where the boys reached maximum level hunting boars. 🤣
I thought I read about this a couple of months ago?
Oh, wait, that was just level 60.
http://wow.joystiq.com/2013/08/05/monk-levels … s-in-the-allia/
Poor, poor Doubleagent! How bored must he be with the game to ever do such a thing?
just pay blizzard £40 for instant 90.
Btw, local Mediamarkt is currently selling Cataclysm DVD for $1. Is it really worth nothing?
wrote:just pay blizzard £40 for instant 90.
This sounds like a bad idea at first but I understand a lot of people already hire professional level-grinders to do this for them. Blizzard wants that money to go its way.
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This isn't gaming as I would define it. This is just madness.
That just seems pointless? Unless you're one of the celebrities that are rumored to play WoW and don't have time to grind up that high. Or anyone else with more money than time, I suppose. I used to hate playing UO and AC and always getting spanked by people that seemed to dump their entire life into it. Or working hard to get out to the Direlands and by the time I get to a level where I am supposed to be able to survive, the damn devs at Turbine gimp my character or buff the monsters.
I'm pretty much done with MMOs due to that sort of nonsense.
wrote:That just seems pointless? Unless you're one of the celebrities that are rumored to play WoW and don't have time to grind up that high. Or anyone else with more money than time, I suppose. I used to hate playing UO and AC and always getting spanked by people that seemed to dump their entire life into it. Or working hard to get out to the Direlands and by the time I get to a level where I am supposed to be able to survive, the damn devs at Turbine gimp my character or buff the monsters.
I'm pretty much done with MMOs due to that sort of nonsense.
Or maybe you're getting into the game late and want to play with your friends who are all level 90 already because they've been playing for years and you don't want to have to go through all that low level content to be able to play with them. I think it's $60 US for Blizzard to level your character to 90 with appropriate gear. A power leveling service would cost you a lot more and you'd still have to buy the gear from someone else. It's worth the money to bypass the entire game so far and be able to play in the newest expansion.
That's the only other reason I can think of.
Remember Wow was designed with only 60 levels in mind. I remember grinding 1-60 for the first time, it took me more time than I can afford now with work and whatever personal life I have. Can't imagine going down this route again.
This was the point of 'heirloom' items some years ago - to allow established players to level new characters quickly. That's not enough apparently.
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wrote:This was the point of 'heirloom' items some years ago - to allow established players to level new characters quickly. That's not enough apparently.
Everquest went in the opposite direction a while back by introducing minimum levels for some gear. A lot of people were twinking alts with gear acquired by higher level characters which allowed them to breeze through low level content or selling such gear in the bazaar to other players with similar intentions so they created minimum levels where the gear scaled as you leveled so you wouldn't be able to get the maximum benefit from it until you had leveled enough. Then they went and created the Defiant loot drops which basically killed the market for everything that wasn't part of the most recent expansion. Why bother doing quests, killing bosses, or crafting anything when you can get level 60+ raid gear from level 1 skeleton?
