Another Break, but I'm back
4 weeks ago
Level 51 with max rested exp. Time to reach a milestone: Death Knight
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How to get to level 80 in world of warcraft
It made me
Level 80
 "Goodness."
How I did it: I played off and on since the game came off, and have had well over 100 characters. I get to around level 40 and abandon them, I have deleted at least 50 characters at least level 30. Anyway, after wrath of the lich king came out I never got up the spirit to focus on one character to get to 80. Now, I took my first character I ever made, my favorite and just did it. |
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It made me
happy
How I did it: Through lots of levelling and focusing on the character. It can take less than 10 months but I also developed a life outside of WoW (all WoW players should do this, get out and breathe the fresh air now and then :P ). Just play the game, enjoy it, make good helpful friends, join a good guild and have fun. Read how I did it…
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1 month ago
Level 76. I’ve been in the 70s for months now, but the last 5 are becoming torturous!
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4 months ago
I have a level 61 and a level 31. I’m getting a bit lazy with the higher one because im finding outland so hard and it hardly feels like leisure anymore! But…I shall press on
One Day I Suppose.
5 months ago
I haven’t been playing much lately but currently I’m at level 33 with my hunter. I was in love with the hunter class in the beginning, but now I’m getting frustrated with having such a great ranged DPS (and it doesn’t hurt that my pet can throw down) but easily defeated at close range. I know that is one of the weaknesses of hunters, but non-the-less, it sucks.
I created a warlock and leveled it up to 16, but I went back to my hunter because I think if I stick with him, I’ll learn to play better. I’ll see what happens.
reithegenki Is knitting up a storm
Update
7 months ago
Forgot to update here, but I am almost level 76.
