I only played it for a month, and I really enjoyed the time I put into it soloing. It's just that playing MMOs alone gets boring fast, and everyone I met just wanted sit around a virtual campfire and tell Chuck Norris jokes.
[QUOTE="Creeping_Wolf"]Yes, they are. Not from their appearance, but more along their lifestyles. With convenience and technology comes a loss of basic, primal skiils needed to survive. Creeping_Wolf
Unless I have to strangle an Elk for my breakfast, I don't see how convenience is effecting my survival skills.
My point exactly....what if what you ate or what you provided for your familywas either killed or grown by your own two hands? These sorts of skills are fading fast, thanks to the convenience that is a direct result of technology.
You say that like it's a bad thing. It's just easier for smaller groups of people to farm on a large scale. It doesn't mean people are getting wimpy.
Yes, they are. Not from their appearance, but more along their lifestyles. With convenience and technology comes a loss of basic, primal skiils needed to survive. Creeping_Wolf
Unless I have to strangle an Elk for my breakfast, I don't see how convenience is effecting my survival skills.
what the heck happened to the premade PVP characters? YOu know, when you click PvP character and you can choose to create one from scratch or a premade build. What happened to those premade builds? Adam_the_Nerd
Those were removed either during or after the Nightfall preview event. I remember the Pack Hunter build was on the list, and it requires Paragon as a secondary. The new system is much better.
You should try getting off of the newbie island before you give up on the game. At the very least, get to level 20 and join a guild, find some people to play with. If you give up on everything so easily, WoW isn't going to be any better.
Edit: Actually, going outside and getting some sunlight would be a better choice. You know, meeting real people, developing social skills.
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