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Old 06-05-10, 03:49 AM   #1
Arclight
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Originally Posted by kiwi_2005 View Post
My first main was a hunter i had all strength gear and i was so proud i went and sat in Orgrimmar showing off my skilled hunter!

Those days were the best times in wow for me as i didn't know a thing so didn't really care if someone laughed at me or whispered me ''Wow is not for you bro'', you noob get better gear etc., I was this huntard running around exploring the world not knowing what the hell i was suppose to be doing but i had the most fun back then.

Its only when you learn the game and realise the gear grinding, right spec, having the right pet in pvp as in the hunters class, gemming your gear correctly etc, then the game becomes a CHORE. You start taking the game to serious. The fun is still there but it ends up like a job kinda way.
Aye, that' pretty much what I think is wrong with the game. Dont take that personally or something; if you have fun playing, then by all means, it's just not a game for me.

I play RPGs for the exploring, it's why I like Bethesda's RPGs so much. In WoW, even in the 2 weeks I played it, it became a chore. Not to mention that when a good item finally drops, it's more than likely some tit in your party, who has absolutely no use for it, makes off with it to sell it somewhere. That really sealed the deal for me; not the grinding, that I could kinda deal with, but the poeple behaving like jackasses everywhere you go.
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