My World of Warcraft Story

[MNation]

very good story. i too miss pre tbc... this story reminds me of it..... +rep

[gokule]

Ah well, i actually enjoyed alot the time that went by leveling, having fun and what not. Though raiding with my guild was a great experience aswell.

[zidane0012]

haha good old times...

[gokule]

Yep.

Anyone else that wanna share some experience is welcome to, i'd love reading some different stories.

[Rocker]

I had to say I laughed when I saw your guild leaders name was busty haha, I wish I had started pre-Bc in my opinion burning crusade ruined it from everything I've seen, I enjoyed myself least when I played it, but I hope you can continue to have fun, and if anything find a new mmorpg

Heres a bit of my first experience,
Well, I started probably 3 months before Wotlk came out, so the main thing that annoyed me was there were already tons of 70's, so pretty much I had the game figured out by lvl 10, which I have to say made things very boring... I at first loved the game, I was a gnome mage, and had a human warrior, for reasons I can't remember I deleted both (Seriously regretting it now) which was probably another bad decision that helped make the game boring, but yeah as I said, when I first started I joined a great alliance guild on Kael'Thas server, it was a lot of fun, but as we got to be higher levels, the guild slowly disintegrated and soon was a bickering mess which I had to leave, from there I couldn't really focus on one character, until Wotlk came out and I made a death knight, as soon as I made one I started pvp'ing

It was amazing!!
probably the most fun I've ever had was alterac Valley, just full on charging the horde base
from there I got way into the game, until I hit about 73, and now I just want a bot to hit 80, because I still believe once I have an 80 this game can be fun again

so yeah the rep thing at the beginning is because I'm desperate haha

[stoneharry]

I had to say I laughed when I saw your guild leaders name was busty haha, I wish I had started pre-Bc in my opinion burning crusade ruined it from everything I've seen, I enjoyed myself least when I played it, but I hope you can continue to have fun, and if anything find a new mmorpg

Heres a bit of my first experience, (+rep if you want I'm desperate)
Well, I started probably 3 months before Wotlk came out, so the main thing that annoyed me was there were already tons of 70's, so pretty much I had the game figured out by lvl 10, which I have to say made things very boring... I at first loved the game, I was a gnome mage, and had a human warrior, for reasons I can't remember I deleted both (Seriously regretting it now) which was probably another bad decision that helped make the game boring, but yeah as I said, when I first started I joined a great alliance guild on Kael'Thas server, it was a lot of fun, but as we got to be higher levels, the guild slowly disintegrated and soon was a bickering mess which I had to leave, from there I couldn't really focus on one character, until Wotlk came out and I made a death knight, as soon as I made one I started pvp'ing

It was amazing!!
probably the most fun I've ever had was alterac Valley, just full on charging the horde base
from there I got way into the game, until I hit about 73, and now I just want a bot to hit 80, because I still believe once I have an 80 this game can be fun again

so yeah the rep thing at the beginning is because I'm desperate haha

Don't ask for rep, some admin/legendary user will come -rep you
If you think that AV was fun your missing the real fun pre-tbc AV's. The ones that lasted 14 hours and were mass slaughter, summoning bosses and air-raids, charging in with an army of soldiers, pushing back and fowards accross the map... Those were the good days of PvP. Can't complain though with all these new PvP Area's coming out soon, I'm hoping for longer matches.

[gokule]

Ah, thanks for the story rocker.

And yep, them good old AVs - Where you could stand hours at the same spot on the map trying to kill the other raid infront of you, one pace at the time.

That was indeed, the greatest.