World of newbiecraft

I used to play WoW, and while leveling it was pretty fun. Then after being 80 (max level) there is only so much to do. For me, PvP in WoW is a bad joke. And Raiding takes too much time (about 3-4 hours for the "starting raid")and effort to bother with.
 
Hi there.
I finally bought WoW and i thought..
Do you guys have any good tips for what i can do? Like starting class and proffesion and sutch?
I would app. some help! :D

dont worry if you are leveling alot slower than other people i lvled slow too when i started it took me forever to get to lvl 10 now i can get there in an hour or less
 
Yea same, it took me atleast 2-3 hours to get from one to 10, now I can do it within 1 hour or less, depends on the starting place, class and race.
 
I used to play WoW, got bored and sold my account! made a bit of money cos i was level 60 or something... it all gets very repetitive, stick to TF2 which is mucho diversi?n!
:)
 
Hi there.
I finally bought WoW and i thought..
Do you guys have any good tips for what i can do? Like starting class and proffesion and sutch?
I would app. some help! :D

Paladin
mining & skinning
That's it.
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I had to quit WoW because WoW says I have faulty hardware/memory. Kinda crap but I'm over it. :P
Do yourself a favor and do not play more than max 2hours per day. Or else your life is lost. And if you got school then your grade is lost :P
 
lol i play wow and it isn't as bad as you think. it gets annoying with random idiots in trade channel but ignore 'em.. enjoy the story lines and everything else... play whatever class you feel like lol
 
I play WoW and i can give you real advice.

1. GO HORDE! Alliance is a bunch of n0obz. Im being really serious. They spam on all servers Horde=hardcore Alliance= people who want pretty characters (Im not saying ALL alliance are bad, but from my firsthand account, I can say a lot lack skill and arn't serious about the game.

2. If its your first time, I recommend warrior, shaman, or paladin. They all have high health and shaman and paladins can heal them selfs. It gets you used to both ranged and melee so you can see what suits you better

3. Level 20 is the cutoff for a class. While this is not official, around this level you should really decide if this is the class and race for you. This is when quests start getting harder and you are expected to do your job in groups.
 
Thanks cobra.

Ye, im horde and i like it! ^^
About the last, i would say that warrior is the class for me, and undead is the race.
Again thanks to all that has given me real advice, and have not just said: Lol Wow sucks.
 
I played the game, leveled up then sold it and bought back COD4 much more fun

as for tips for waw, dont stand in one place for too long
 
my bad I thought you were talking about World at War, bah World of Warcraft never played
 
I play WoW and i can give you real advice.

1. GO HORDE! Alliance is a bunch of n0obz. Im being really serious. They spam on all servers Horde=hardcore Alliance= people who want pretty characters (Im not saying ALL alliance are bad, but from my firsthand account, I can say a lot lack skill and arn't serious about the game.

2. If its your first time, I recommend warrior, shaman, or paladin. They all have high health and shaman and paladins can heal them selfs. It gets you used to both ranged and melee so you can see what suits you better

3. Level 20 is the cutoff for a class. While this is not official, around this level you should really decide if this is the class and race for you. This is when quests start getting harder and you are expected to do your job in groups.

not to start an argument but....

1. You're wrong. One faction is NOT "noobier" then the other, so don't even say that. I could easily say that most horde lack skill and aren't serious about tbhe game as well, but I won't because I've played both sides.

2. Paladin or Warlock. beats having to buy a mount, right?

3. Level 10. Don't waste another 10 levels only to find out you don't like that class. That just means you have to get to level 20 AGAIN.
 
I dont play the game, but have some tips anyways.


1.If a weaker beast drops rarer items, kill it. EXP isnt everything.

2. From the start choose wether you will grind, farm, or mix. This helps you stay on your goals.

3. Dont start to many quests. Try to keep a max of 3 quests going at a time.

4. Dont be afraid to add higher lvled players. Some are happy to help new players get started.

5. If you are worried about being scammed, check online guides to see item prices/values.

6. Dont ask for items.

7. Make sure your doing a task to have fun, not to lvl.
 
I played WoW for over two years, then quit. I played mostly as a Hunter.

My advice - don't pick up quests that you won't do, it gets annoying and troublesome to weed through your quest list. Thottbot is your friend. Be sure to pick up SOME type of profession, and carefully sell the valuable items that you get. If you just vendor everything, you won't make as much - believe me. Your server accounts for much of your experiences, try to find one that has an even ratio of Horde : Alliance. Get involved in a friendly guild, take things at your own pace, and most of all, have fun!
 
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