is there any way that would make my mage level faster?
first time play wow.
killing is boring
quests are tedious
10 mage ,bloodelf, dalaran.
Edited, Jan 11th 2009 12:09am by janescolk
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Find someone to quest with. That's the best way. Listening to music helps, too. :)
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Seriously. If you don't like killing or questing there is no other way to level.
Seriously. If you don't like killing or questing there is no other way to level.
Little tough there Anobix...
Doing most things as a lower lvl toon sucks. You don't have 90% of you spells. You don't have gear. You are likely alone (Most people are 70+).
1. Make sure you are working on quests in the right area. At lvl 10 you should be considering leaving the starter zones.
2. Make sure you are buying your new spells. Gear is pretty useless before 30 - there just isn't much and the benifits are not that great. Spells are good - Rank 1 vs Rank 2 is a big jump.
3. Invest in a wand for lower lvls
4. Don't waste time looking for a group. (Instances are fun, but there's no need for you to be looking for anything actively. Lower lvl groups are made up of people who are new to their job and thus - not good at it. Don't waste 2 hrs trying to do Gnomer when that time would be better spent elsewhere.
5. If you turn off WoW you are in a major city or an Inn. No excuse for not getting the rested benifit.
Doing most things as a lower lvl toon sucks. You don't have 90% of you spells. You don't have gear. You are likely alone (Most people are 70+).
1. Make sure you are working on quests in the right area. At lvl 10 you should be considering leaving the starter zones.
2. Make sure you are buying your new spells. Gear is pretty useless before 30 - there just isn't much and the benifits are not that great. Spells are good - Rank 1 vs Rank 2 is a big jump.
3. Invest in a wand for lower lvls
4. Don't waste time looking for a group. (Instances are fun, but there's no need for you to be looking for anything actively. Lower lvl groups are made up of people who are new to their job and thus - not good at it. Don't waste 2 hrs trying to do Gnomer when that time would be better spent elsewhere.
5. If you turn off WoW you are in a major city or an Inn. No excuse for not getting the rested benifit.
Borsuk wrote:
Little tough there Anobix...
Doing most things as a lower lvl toon sucks. You don't have 90% of you spells. You don't have gear. You are likely alone (Most people are 70+).
1. Make sure you are working on quests in the right area. At lvl 10 you should be considering leaving the starter zones.
2. Make sure you are buying your new spells. Gear is pretty useless before 30 - there just isn't much and the benifits are not that great. Spells are good - Rank 1 vs Rank 2 is a big jump.
3. Invest in a wand for lower lvls
4. Don't waste time looking for a group. (Instances are fun, but there's no need for you to be looking for anything actively. Lower lvl groups are made up of people who are new to their job and thus - not good at it. Don't waste 2 hrs trying to do Gnomer when that time would be better spent elsewhere.
5. If you turn off WoW you are in a major city or an Inn. No excuse for not getting the rested benifit.
Doing most things as a lower lvl toon sucks. You don't have 90% of you spells. You don't have gear. You are likely alone (Most people are 70+).
1. Make sure you are working on quests in the right area. At lvl 10 you should be considering leaving the starter zones.
2. Make sure you are buying your new spells. Gear is pretty useless before 30 - there just isn't much and the benifits are not that great. Spells are good - Rank 1 vs Rank 2 is a big jump.
3. Invest in a wand for lower lvls
4. Don't waste time looking for a group. (Instances are fun, but there's no need for you to be looking for anything actively. Lower lvl groups are made up of people who are new to their job and thus - not good at it. Don't waste 2 hrs trying to do Gnomer when that time would be better spent elsewhere.
5. If you turn off WoW you are in a major city or an Inn. No excuse for not getting the rested benifit.
I don't mean to be rough, just that if they already do not like the questing or killing it doesn't stop at level 15 or 20 or 79. The entire game is based on questing/killing.
I wonder if your choice of class is the best for you , Mage at low level are fairly slow to level but do not get into their stride until around level 35 when they become real fun to play.
I wonder if you would be better off trying a few different classes , for example a Hunter as once you hit level 10 and get the choice of different pets i found it was my favourite class although i have all the classes i still end up back on my Hunters , or you may prefer getting in there and killing with a Paladin or Rogue or Warrior , a Rogue can do many quests without killing where others have to kill many mobs.
As the game is either questing or killing i wonder if you are a game person as most games require some form of killing and questing ?
I wonder if you would be better off trying a few different classes , for example a Hunter as once you hit level 10 and get the choice of different pets i found it was my favourite class although i have all the classes i still end up back on my Hunters , or you may prefer getting in there and killing with a Paladin or Rogue or Warrior , a Rogue can do many quests without killing where others have to kill many mobs.
As the game is either questing or killing i wonder if you are a game person as most games require some form of killing and questing ?
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