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10-06-2015, 02:29 PM
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I like raiding. I like raiding on Blue. I like chatting with my guild while we group up and buff up, I like racing other guilds for dragons, and I like killing dragons. Any of those bullet points are things that someone out there disagrees with me on, and that's fine. They can raid differently. If there's no option for what they like in this game, they shouldn't be playing it. Why would you play something that isn't fun for you?
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Erudite Bard <BDA> Blue Server Every song I play is actually just me screaming the 1812 Overture in a raspy, shrieking falsetto. | ||
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10-06-2015, 11:24 PM
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I'm not a troll...assuming thats what some people think. I played vanilla wow maybe a year ago(first time ever playing wow) and I enjoyed it, its just slow peaceful grinding with some social stuff. But the strict raiding attendance was a bit of a tun off when I'm sorta having a torn life where I wanna play games and I wanna have a life and hang with friends at night. anyways then my brother recently found this game server and suggested we look into it.
Alot of the informative posts as well as opinions have been very helpful. I wanted to know another thing, on the Red server which is open pvp. Are your items that drop when you die lootable by other players? So if you get killed by a player, they take your stuff. Is that how it goes? | ||
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#4
10-07-2015, 07:53 AM
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No matter what people say, raiding here is a real time sink. But then again, this entire game is a time sink. Even if you're playing one of the more desired classes, just finding an exp group somewhere can take all of three hours. But raiding is possible in a short time, with some planning and parking. There's also mobs like Ixiblat that drop decent loot and are spawnable. Just know that if three hours is all you have and you want the best mobs, you'll be spending all of your time buffing, parking and recharging clickies for mobs you won't be on for 1/8 of the time. But when you get to 60, there really isn't much else to do.
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10-07-2015, 08:27 AM
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It's possible to play casually and raid. I've been doing it on and off since I started back in 2011. It's just all about finding the guild that suits your needs. For the most part people have pretty much covered it. You're not going to see some of the high end stuff unless you're around and an upper end guild invites you along (which I've had happen several times).
Planes are fun though and pretty easy to break into with a lax play schedule. I can personal speak highly of Knights Who Say Ni and Anonymous, as I was a member of both at various times, and Sea Bass is another good one. | ||
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