i have a lvl 60 with 15 mins played time.... wow, now i gotta go upgrade my lvl 1 gear that was a bad idea....
i have a lvl 60 with 15 mins played time.... wow, now i gotta go upgrade my lvl 1 gear that was a bad idea....
"You're pro or you're a noob. That's life."
Suvega spent several hours leveling up his daggers/swords once his rogue dinged 60.Originally Posted by 'Klamor',index.php?page=Thread&postID=105394#post1 05394
At least druids in catform start out with full "weapon" skill and speed.
TBC/Wrath Multiboxer: Velath / Velani / Velathi / Velatti / Velavi / Velarie [Archimonde (US-PvP)]
Just a bit of sunshine for those who are crying "ZOMG A BOOSTING NERF!!" and wanting to quit...
Two days played, 0-59.5. I'm literally two quests away from 60 at this point, The ONLY assistance the teams had is gold and bags. I couldn't keep up with training costs without help. @ 20th I purchased about 150g worth of greens from the AH and again @ 40. Other than that I'm only geared in quest drops.
I've had zero problems leveling, it's been a blast and I can't say that I would have had any fun leveling with a power leveling system such as boosting with a pally or mage (have both @ 70 in good gear).
[> Sam I Am (80) <] [> Team Doublemint <][> Hexed (60) (retired) <]
[> Innerspace & ISBoxer Toolkit <][> Boxing on Blackhand, Horde <]
"Innerspace basically reinvented the software boxing world. If I was to do it over again, I'd probably go single PC + Innerspace/ISBoxer." - Fursphere
While questing isn't as fast as boosting with well-geared AoE classes, I'm pretty happy to have 4 lvl 44s after ~20 hours played. I also have most FPs and save a little money in training costs due to decent faction. Plus it's nice to make 2 levels in town from quest turnins =)
edit - i spel gud
Here's a hypothetical, it doesn't apply to me as I've read the posts here and am aware of the unintended bug. But, if someone read the faq which confirmed the original mechanics of an unlinked 70 in the party and then decided to give raf a try. Can Blizzard assume that this person will keep going back to the faq to see anything has changed? I'm wondering if they are justified in this case to ban accounts as an initial action. Perhaps a warning would suffice with a suspension to make sure you got the warning. This is probably a better way to deal with this until the fix is in a patch.
By no means am I trying to figure out what Blizzard is thinking and I agree with Vyndree's post regarding taking everything at face value.
Im rockin' two locks and am at level 40 with about 33 hours played. I love it, the triple xp is ridiculus and if i get someone to run me through and instances its about a level a run through.
We've got GM confirmation that boosting during the period before the fix is not considered bannable. It's a bug, they will fix it, and they will not ban those who choose to use it until the fix is implemented.Originally Posted by 'Oswyn',index.php?page=Thread&postID=105470#post10 5470
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/th...=1&pageNo=4#61
I believe there was another post as well, I can dig it up if you'd like it.
TBC/Wrath Multiboxer: Velath / Velani / Velathi / Velatti / Velavi / Velarie [Archimonde (US-PvP)]
Yes plsOriginally Posted by 'Vyndree',index.php?page=Thread&postID=105476#post 105476
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The new RAF made 1-60 way too easy lol, I started leveling 4 days ago, no boosting just questing with me, myself & I.
I am 61 now,
http://img376.imageshack.us/img376/6002/wowssll8.jpg
Wish the RAF worked for 60+, then I would be 63, close to 64... ;( :P
/played @ 60 was 2 days +/- (with PvP, Orgrimmar camping etc.)
I am the first and only multiboxer on my realm, so it causes a lot of WTF spam.
I hit 53 last night with /played at 1 day 22 hours. I don't think I'm setting a record anytime soon :P
Then again I haven't been boosting, just questing with the occasional instance. If you subtracted the time I'm spend idle in UC leveling enchanting, first aid, looking at the AH and being at the demon trainer looking for the right tome it'd probably take off at least 5 hours :cursing:
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