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High level help is a priviledge, not a right. High levels do not owe you anything. Surprisingly enough, they do have their own finances and affairs to take care of just as you do. Should they see fit to help you, make sure it is appreciated.
On the other hand, being high level does not make you better, it does not make your opinions more valid, it does not mean anything past the fact that you have put more time into your character. If newbie questions annoy you, simply leave them be and let someone else respond to them. Everyone had to start somewhere, even you.
Those two were my favorite. I remember when I was a newbie, higher levels were always asses. Even two or three levels higher they were all like that. I remember when time we were in a dungeon group grinding and a nice staff dropped. I, a druid, needed a staff, but the person who picked it up was the leader (who was a warrior). It was pretty rare and he wanted to sell it. I asked him if I could have it and he said, "Na, a newb like you doesnt need a weapon like this." He then said if I wanted it I'd have to duel him for it. I lost since he was about 3 levels higher then me and twinked.
And also when I got to level 50 I was helping a low level druid for the aquatic form quest. After we were done he said, "Your strong, but I got a main that'll own your ***." I was like you f***ing jerkoff...
But yea, enough of my complaining. Great post. I'm thinking of doing something like this, but for straight PvP.