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Wow. That didn’t take long. World of Warcraft expansion Mists of Pandaria isn’t even out yet for most people, but already it looks like we’ve got someone breaking through to hit the game’s new ceiling of Level 90.
According to data-mining site Guildox, that someone is FS, from Ravencrest-EU, whose Night Elf Druid is showing, as you can see above in a cap from Battle.net, Level 90.
FS [Battle.net, via Guildox & WoW Insider]
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Wouldn’t this imply the opposite? Guy who does something it takes most people a few weeks to do = more efficient? Assuming the actual played time is less, which at what, a day? is surely the case?
Well, if they play like this every day, sure. However, a lot of players do a sort of holiday event with new expansions – they’ll play like mad for the first couple of days, then dial it back to normal(few hours or so). I recall reading(back late BC/early WotLK) that what happens in a lot of the top raiding guilds is a mad race at the start of a raid patch, then once they’re done (24-48 hours), they hardly play at all – working out to about 3 hours a week on average, over the course of the patch.
Hardly ‘no life’ if you think about things in context.
Level 79, one toon. here FTW lol. I was thinking of getting back into wow to get level 80 and maybe further but seeing that made me realise why i quit.
There’s nothing wrong with people who plan and play faster than others. Like raiders who tweak every bit if gear and parse all the possible gear, they are just putting real effort into their hobbies. That’s admirable if they have balance and apply that work ethic to their lives.
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