Last weekend was a trip down memory lane because I've stopped playing during TBC although a lot of these old dungeons have been changed / shortened?. I don't have to much time to spare and majority of my playtime will be during the weekend so I made the choice to power through and get to the end game in a nice pace.
My initial plan was to enjoy all the dungeons and quests / zones but like some of you already explained to me, the game isn't what it used to be and its all face-roll now. And holy shit it is, people rush through and just steam train everything like elite's are critters and bosses are your everyday enemies.
I made the decision to give my self a good start (friends still play and they are 100), bought the game for 7,5 and spend 20 on a token and got all the looms and holy shit.. i went from 1 to 60 in a weekend?! I still have to buy WoD at some point when I get there.
That old talent tree gives me good memories, that was so cool as you could do whatever the f you want. Of course for serious raiding there were some set choices but still it was fun.
Made a Tauren druid, I like how they revamped the character models and druids are still good fun
Also I'm guessing i'll upgrade my looms to 100 as the token made me about 47k which should be enough to upgrade fully. Whats the best route of upgrading weapons at 100? Because I'll knowing my self I want to get back into raiding asap.
After all this time it still feels great but that kick from having to be careful and not pull to much is a big miss tho.
Guessing this will change at 100 when the harder dungeons come in. Community wise it feels good, made a few fellows during the powering through.
I'f anyone would like to hit me up and do some dungeons this evening my Battle.net TAG is Semper88. Dungeons etc are all cross realm now right?
Sorry for the wall..