I started WoW because gearscore was beginning
It's an everyday occurrence for me and my friends or FC friends to join Discord in the evenings to and hang out in the central city, dance a little, maybe watch the bards, wander Wow TBC gold around homes of people in the wards, check out a venue that's throwing an event, or just something that's outside of just playing together. There's so much to do, see and experience all over the world and a large portion of it is player made it's something I like about old school WoW. It has lost its magic to me over a long time. I'll never forget getting dressed in SWP gearand having people telling me that it was awesome.
It's quite amazing how I can lounge around in Limsa or Ul'dah or something with my triple Triad parasol, and I'm sure to get about 5 whispers on which source I got it from. Since I'm a huge glamour fanatic, I sometimes message people to find out how they acquired certain items. It's very enjoyable.
Early Runescape is a wonderful community. You can go through Varrock and Falador to discover a myriad of people who are doing different things. You can also visit world 2 for these exchange sites. Many people "wasted" time playing various mini-games, but nowadays, everyone breaks each activity down to gold/hour or hours of xp.
I started WoW because gearscore was beginning to climb up, and before LFG was announced (dps meters were in existence). It was a shift in community , from being cautious about toxic players to go to dungeons to just kick the lowest level of dps and getting replaced in seconds. This has become a little more severe in WoW, where the "interview" procedure for joining a group went from checking their gear , to checking the whole of their past experience (people generally require you to possess a minimum of four years' experience to get their entry-level position).
This is just perfect. I've removed the raid icon line, in order not to be required to change the macro every time I'm with someone who makes it square or the like It's great to know the syntax if I want to add it back into. Thank you very greatly!
This is the typical "I have played WoW since I was a young child and my mother was feeding me the gerber mushi" the preface to this blog post. However, it is more than WoW. I've played GW2, LOTRO SWTOR, WHO, SWTOR, SWTOR, WHO and every other acronym associated with MMOs. In all these games, capital cities were cheap WOW Classic TBC Gold simply the places I waited for my group of friends to form so I could go enjoy myself.
