Levelling in World of Warcraft is much easier than it was in vanilla WoW days. We have heirloom items that level with us, the dungeon finder, PvP with experience points. But there’s still a lot we can do to make levelling even more quicker (and fun) and GOM TV’s here to share all of it in his video.
These tips are for people who already have at least one max level character and want to roll a second one for WoD, but actually everything except the parts on the heirloom items would pretty much work on a completely new account.
WoW Alt Levelling Guide patch 6.0+ by Matt Rathbun [GOM TV, YouTube]
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7 responses to “How To Level Up Alt Characters In Time For Warlords Of Draenor”
God damn it. Looks like it’ll be time to resub shortly, only to unsub in shame after a couple of months.
I don’t really understand this attitude, but several people share it. If you like playing the game, play it. That’s what games are for, to have fun. I’m not ashamed that I like playing Euro Truck Simulator, or Farming Simulator. I play them as long as I have fun doing it, and when I stop having fun, I stop playing. No reason to be ashamed, that’s how things are supposed to be.
Because there was, and apparently still is, a stigma around playing wow. And If you say you feel bad, that makes it ok to do whatever you want http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jMLmN1rWpIk
See, that’s the thing. I have memories of enjoying it immensely, with friends, back in the BC/LK days. Nowadays career monopolises my time; and I can’t play games that are such timesinks, and the friends I played with are scattered across the globe. I resubbed for Cata and Mists, played where I could until cap, ran some dungeons, and unsubbed after a month because I couldn’t enjoy it like I did when I was working dead end jobs and poor.
I dunno, I guess it’s just nostalgia. You remember how much you used to enjoy something, but now that circumstances are different, you can’t anymore.
Is it that you can’t enjoy it, or that you have to enjoy it in a different way? I used to do progression raiding and bleeding edge content back in vanilla, but more recently my playstyle has been much more casual, because I don’t have as much time to throw at it. I still enjoy the game, but I enjoy it in a different way to how I used to.
You’ve definitely got a point there. There was a time when I played 30-40 hours a week, and those days are long gone. I still had some friends to play with in Cata, though much fewer, so I enjoyed my time for a while there, but I was at uni studying hard as well. Mists was a lonely experience for me; nobody left to game with, and not enough time to rebuild those sorts of connections. I think that left a sour taste in my mouth.
Advice: grind appropriate timeless gear on the Timeless Isle on your main, hit 90 with your alt, do the current halloween dungeon/pre-expansion area questline, do LFR.
Another tip, currently the harrowing is on. If you dont have looms there is a daily in undercity which gives you a 2 hour 10% exp buff, have fun grinding.