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I'm leveling a new main so I'm randomly grouping for now.

But the point of coming back to WoW was to play with my guildies, so eventually I will move back to that option. Games like Rift have a lot of good points but in the end I always miss my guild. We'll see what happens when GW2 comes out...

We've had a number of core raiders miss big chunks of time, which completely hobbles a 10-man guild that's scraping by attendance-wise. So we're only now back to a fairly regular schedule. There's also a scheduled but informal LFR where we can queue together and get on vent.

Other than that, I've mostly given up on group content for this expansion. I don't need gear on either of my raiding toons, one of my crafters only PvPs, and the other is just 77. Challenge dungeons can't come too soon for me...

I've actually cut my solo time way down, mostly just chase the gold cap on non-raid nights, which doesn't take that much time.

Killed the bad guy with my main toon so this expansion is pretty much over for me. I am playing solo on alts ( Hunter and a DK ) with very limited time on WOW. It's beach time until MOP.

Almost entirely by myself, besides brief grouping for things like LFG. I've always enjoyed setting goals for myself, and the achievement system is a goldmine; just realized that I might have Loremaster done, but there are a couple dozen achievements still around for completing X number of quests in all the revamped zones. I've also taken to soloing old raid content; last week I did all of MC, Karazhan and Magtheridon solo, duo'ed Gruul, and soloed all of The Eye and SSC except for the final bosses. Made a few thousand gold, some reputation, and had a lot of fun. I've also been finishing up the Firelands questline achievements (two to go... stupid randomized dailies), and I've gone back to doing the ToC dailies to earn the mounts and pets. Oh, and I have a few odds-and-ends dailies I do when I remember, like the Shattrath Crocs in the City, and I solo Anzu and Skadi for a chance at their mounts when I can.

My guild is doing DS, but... well, I don't care to fail multiple times in attempts and bloc out my weekday nights. I have a second job, after all So my time is my own and it keeps me entertained.

Solo - Questing, professions, farming profession materials, selling on AH. Currently working on the Loremaster achievement on my main and just began questing a bit to level up my alt.

I have been playing WoW since December and have never yet grouped. The friend who invited me to WoW duoed with me a couple of times when I first began but I don't see him in game much anymore.

I play with myself and primarily like to watch.

Wait, what?

A bit of 1, 2, and 3.

I raid with a non-guild group on Tues/Fri for 3 hrs each. My guild runs a) are a miserable failure and b) on the one night a week I actually have a bunch of r/l obligations so I haven't run with them in months now - just too much stress for a game.

The rest of my time lately has been spent leveling Horde toons so that's mostly split between solo questing/professioning and a lot of LFG. Most of my horde toons are in guilds now I think (I have batches on different servers trying to decide which to continue with) but I have no real attachment or dealings with any of the guilds yet. I just join for the free perks and hope I run into a group I like.

My main server with the 10-pack of 85 Allies, I don't really spend much time on anymore outside the 2 raid nights. I have no motivation really to do much else with them even though I put the work into leveling them all. My raid toon, a Resto/Ele shammy, is in full 397 gear and gets VP from the weekly raids so there's no point in dungeons or even LFR at all. I have, I think, 5 others there geared for LFR but what's the point of continuing to gear them up? I'm not taking on any more nights for raiding so they'll never see anything above LFR anyway and it all just got too repetitive and grindy for me. I suppose I could really hit the farming and make a ton of gold but stuff that bores me to tears so I'd rather just continue leveling new ones.

On the guild front, there's been a lot of shakeup lately. The guild lead stepped down as raid lead and handed it off to somebody I don't even know. A "sister guild's" leadership up and server transferred with the guild leaving a lot of people behind who all joined us a few days ago, so it's like this guild I've been heavily active in for over a year is suddenly unrecognizable. We have officers and RL's I've never even seen and a ton of new people and toons. I haven't yet decided whether or not I want to bother attempting to be an "involved guildy" and try to do stuff with them or just continue to sit there and quietly ignore it all. If last night's attempt at "the new raid crew" was any indication I don't think it's worth it since I was getting texts begging my wife and I to help out; they hadn't started as of 45 minutes past start time and were done less than an hour later so I'm guessing it was a trainwreck.

I'm surprised it took as long as it did for us to get this response. I'm also surprised by who it was that made said response. Where's Pigtails when you need her?