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#27 Jan 08 2007 at 12:52 AM Rating: Decent
I'm going to wing it. I'll do whatever I want, and have fun doing it.
#28 Jan 08 2007 at 2:11 AM Rating: Decent
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1. Level my hunter to 70 and PVP like crazy.

2. Make a BE Pally and level to 70. Then PVP like crazy also.
#29 Jan 08 2007 at 2:26 AM Rating: Good
Level Rogue to 61.
Level Warlock to 61.
Play Paladin Blood Elf to 20 really fast, then burn out.
Look for new guild on Ally Druid as entire current guild will reroll Horde/Blood Elf. Hopefully reach 60 and then 70 on Druid.
#30 Jan 08 2007 at 3:41 AM Rating: Good
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Level Druid to 70. Going to be particularly fun as it's been a long, long time (i.e. a year) since I've done any solo PvE with him, except for the time when I had to retrain skinning to 300. I wonder whether I'll know what to do.

I'm looking forward to the new instances more than anything else, so will hopefully run them as much as possible (ideally with guildies, which I doubt will be a problem).

At 70 work like mad on getting rep for the various factions you need in order to get to the end game instances.

Level leatherworking and skinning. Hopefully LW will be more useful than it has been so far (looks like it should be).

I know at some point I'll give in to the altitis/curiosity and spend some time running around with Blood Elves and Draenei that I'm never going to level higher than 20 (well, not likely). Hopefully that won't burn too much of my time.

Work out which alt to level to 70 first. Mage is 60, so he's "easiest", but I've been enjoying the Warrior (currently 31) a lot recently, and the Priest (44) is also a possibility.
#31 Jan 08 2007 at 3:50 AM Rating: Decent
Due to time limitations (my playtime is practically halved), I will only focus on my 60 Rogue, and a new BE Hunter or Paladin.

Once the BE is out of the lowbie zones, I might retire her and roll a Draenei to check out those lowbie areas.

Sadly my 60 mage is still gathering dust, so are my 51 rogue, 27 warrior, 49 priest, and the rest of the lowbie alts.
#32 Jan 08 2007 at 3:53 AM Rating: Decent
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Level rogue and jewelcrafting to 60/300
See what makes the most money and let the economy settle a bit while camping the AH, new guild, new goals :)

Edited, Jan 8th 2007 6:48am by Sjans
#33 Jan 08 2007 at 4:13 AM Rating: Decent
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level mage to 70. run naxx on the side for the first few levels. do loads of instances to get rep and work towards getting attuned for hijal. get jewelcrafting to around 300 on the first day. pvp on the side for the reward gems.

level rogue to farm ore and gems.

level other alts to get their professions up. 45 is probably the first goal, so i can unlock the next level of proffession skills.
#34 Jan 08 2007 at 5:38 AM Rating: Good
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Hmm. First and foremost, I am going to have fun.

I have a rogue (blues) and holy priest (tier2). I will start off doing quests and exploring the world with my rogue. I am on a pvp server, so this may present some problems (I hate being ganked). If the ganking gets too bad, I will spend some time doing eye of the storm, and the instances.

After getting to know the lay of the land, I may send in my priest, and level mostly doing instances. This also strongly depends on who goes on what main in my small guild.

If outland is lagging badly, or instances fail to provide adequate fun, I will continue leveling my 54 shaman.

As a low priority project, I like 95% of the wow population, will make a BE pally. I do not expect her to level fast though.
#35 Jan 08 2007 at 5:52 AM Rating: Good
I'm hoping that BC reinvigorates my desire to log in. I spent most of the weekend playing other stuff and hanging out with my gf. But my tentative plans:

1. Level my paladin, mage and priest to 70, in that order, over the course of a few months. I want to raid with my pally again - I really miss him.

2. Drop enchanting off my priest and pick up jewelcrafting. I've got several hundred ore right now waiting for him.

3. Level a draenei shaman for a bit just to see the new starting zone.

4. Level a BE paladin just to see their new starting zone.
#36 Jan 08 2007 at 6:10 AM Rating: Decent
first lvl my hunter to lvl 70 and get some decent gear & flying mount(only 20 lvls(!)to go and then get the gear and mount:P) and then lvl rogue to lvl 70 =D
#37 Jan 08 2007 at 6:14 AM Rating: Decent
Iamadam wrote:
Step 1. Steal Underpants

Step 2.

Step 3. Profit


Winner!
#38 Jan 08 2007 at 6:16 AM Rating: Decent
I'm going to dual-level my hunter and druid, when one is out of rested bonus, use the other Smiley: grin.
#39 Jan 08 2007 at 6:30 AM Rating: Good
Level my main to 70 and group with guildies along the way to do the instances.

Up my Mining and Blacksmithing skills to max. Those profession specific weapons are awesome.

Finish leveling my Priest....he is so young....just dinged 30.

- Bod
#40 Jan 08 2007 at 6:39 AM Rating: Good
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if we start off with full rested then I'll level my mage and hunter until the rested runs out.

After that I'll be starting up a Draenei Shaman.

I'll be balancing out the rested XP between those 3 for a while, work on rogues when I can.
#41 Jan 08 2007 at 9:47 AM Rating: Good
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I'll be leveling my Warrior first and foremost, though I might take periodic breaks to play my Paladin (when a healer is needed) and Warlock (when I hate people). My mage will be eligable for a transfer again mid-February so then I can finally get all my 60's on one server, and start leveling that char as well. I should be finished leveling by June, if I'm lucky. After that, it depends on which char will be the most fun. I'm figuring my warrior will remain my PvE character, Paladin will remain my PvE support we're-short-on-healers character, and my warlock/mage will remain PvP blow-the-other-guy-to-pieces characters.

After that I'll be leveling an Oh-look-an-intelligently-played-alliance Hunter (Draenei) and a you-thought-NE-hunters-were-overpopulated Draenei Shaman, maybe keep workin on my Gnome Rogue. Sadly I have zero interest in trying to level a druid and priest, so I doubt I'll ever get those to max level.




I'm still currently working on clearing out the quest log and getting my banks and bags all in order. That will probably take a week by itself.

#42 Jan 08 2007 at 9:52 AM Rating: Good
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Level the Druid to 70 with guildies and PvP like crazy.

Start to work on the rogue.

Roll a Draine (sp) Lock.. Can they be locks?
#43 Jan 08 2007 at 10:02 AM Rating: Decent
Call in sick for a month, play day and night, level to 70, collect the tier 6 gear, quit WOW from boredom and wait for the expansion next year that will allow level 80 and 51 point talent trees.
#44 Jan 08 2007 at 10:05 AM Rating: Decent
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Aadyn Litefoot wrote:
Roll a Draine (sp) Lock.. Can they be locks?

Sadly, no, Draenei may not be Warlocks:
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* Warrior
* Priest
* Mage
* Hunter
* Paladin
* Shaman

http://www.wowwiki.com/Draenei#Classes
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/burningcrusade/townhall/Draenei.html
#45 Jan 08 2007 at 10:17 AM Rating: Decent
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ohmike wrote:
I'm going to wing it. I'll do whatever I want, and have fun doing it.


Ditto.

Will likely park my 60 somewhere until he has full rested before doing much exploring in Outland... and spend a lot of the first week or two unleashing my alt-ism all over the new starter zones... but I havent set much in the way of goals or priorities.
#46 Jan 08 2007 at 10:29 AM Rating: Good
I am going to avoid the Outlands like the plague for one week, due to it most certainly becoming a giant PvP bloodbath in which I will not get anything done (such as quests).

I am going to avoid creating a Blood Elf or Draenei for one week, due to the fact that their beginning areas will be hugely overpopulated and I will not get anything done (such as quests).

I am probably going to try to PvP and get the last couple pieces of my LV60 HWL set... that is, if anyone else is even PvPing at all. They'll probably all be trying to do the two things I have listed above, but won't be able to, for the reasons I also have listed above.


But the main thing I will be doing once the expansion comes out is:

...waiting in queue to log onto Illidan server.
#47 Jan 08 2007 at 10:47 AM Rating: Decent
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Stay as far away as possible from the new areas.
#48 Jan 08 2007 at 10:49 AM Rating: Decent
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I will be on sweet vacation from the 12th-19th. Thus I will not at least be playing until the 20th. I plan ONLY on buying the expansion, If i see that currently my computer can handle the patch (possibly not).

If my computer still runs and plays, IM gonna start my leveling process back up on my shaman, currently level 52. Find some higher levels and run through the level 60 instances (because i know people will be out there who also didnt buy the expansion).

For my hunter, I plan on leveling leveling leveling, then trying to run BRD solo, but im pretty sure im stopping my leveling at 59 and hit up the PVP. Even though i hate PVP, prolly for the next month or so, I imagine that there wont be ANYONE decked out completely and It will be fair for this bracket, not for long but long enough to get some enjoyment out of PVP. Because personally I have not had any enjoyment it since i first played!

#49 Jan 08 2007 at 10:56 AM Rating: Good
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Felicite wrote:
Aadyn Litefoot wrote:
Roll a Draine (sp) Lock.. Can they be locks?

Sadly, no, Draenei may not be Warlocks:
Quote:
* Warrior
* Priest
* Mage
* Hunter
* Paladin
* Shaman

http://www.wowwiki.com/Draenei#Classes
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/burningcrusade/townhall/Draenei.html


bah that blows....

I guess ill be rolling up a Gnome lock then....

the world needs more gnomes....
#50 Jan 08 2007 at 11:08 AM Rating: Decent
Aadyn Litefoot wrote:

the world needs more gnomes....


Yeah, we're usually limited in our gnome-punting games by the lack of participants Smiley: lol.
#51 Jan 08 2007 at 11:29 AM Rating: Decent
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I took the following 2 days after the BC release off from work. My goals first and foremost are:

1) Level my Hunter to 70. My guild is very aggressive with a lot of things. Since I also am aggressive, I have a great amount of drive to be on a level playing field with all of them.

2) Mount prices are dropping about 300 gold for the training. I do not have my epic mount and have not had enough time to save the 800+ needed. With the lower req, Epic mount for my hunter. Faster travel = yesplz

3) Study the evolving AH. With all the new items that are coming out, I expect to see a huge drop in the ever expensive epix that adorn the search window. I speculate being able to purchase my giantstalker belt/gloves/wrists for relatively cheap.

4) With jewelcrafting being a huge addon to the expansion, I have taken steps to make a large profit once it hits the streets. Spending a serious amount of gold I hope to be living pretty shortly after.

5) Start a Draenei Shaman and power level the hell out of it. My guild has had several shaman drops recently, all banked for the first few who reach equip status. I'm sure a shaman would be a great addition. I made a horde shaman last night to learn the class, how to play, what it can take. Needless to say after an hour and a half I was level 7, no deaths, and had a ton of fun.

6) Get the newest Tier equipment before other hunters in my guild :P hehe
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