I miss trying every race to see the new starter zone and story.
I miss trying all the class combinations and different races to experience them.
I miss trying every race to see the new starter zone and story.
I miss trying all the class combinations and different races to experience them.
The first post kinda sums it up for me too, currently on a break from WoW, hope cataclysm brings something new since i still think Blizz makes the best games.
I don't miss being a noob. Don't get mer wrong: there were a lot of events that I look back on fondly - but I laugh now and say, "what a noob I used to be."
I DO miss the "wow!" factor of exploring an area for the first time, meeting a new type of mob for the first time, seeing new quests, running new instances, etc.
The good news is that I enjoyed when Wrath first came out because it was "all new"... and I'm going to get another bout of "all new" when Cataclysm hits.
The last game I played on a PC before wow was Diablo 2 so I was a spam clicker to start, oddly enough I sucked really bad and died a lot. Thinking that the lvl 15 to 18 grey shoulders and helms were game chaning upgrades over nothing and saving any I found so other toons would have them is also a fond misguided memory.
ow yeah i remeber getting beastslayer for the first time on my two hander sword on my hunter, i thanked my friend profusely, i was happy to have a glowing weapon it was uber kewl
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i also miss watching videos of level 60's in battlegrounds especially warsong gulch and being amazed at what great gear they were wearing!!! i really wanted to hit level 60 and enter the battlegrounds to see all those diffrent raid gear.I was still stuck doign quests in stv, seemed an eternity for me to exit that zone , but at least the chat was lively , nobody in stv seemed to be in a hurry.
I miss exploring the cool, new lands and seeing all the different types of monsters and killing a few of each, even if they weren't associated with a quest, just to say I killed them.
I miss the adrenaline rush of seeing an Alli in hillsbrad or STV and mapping a quick plan in my head as to how I can kill them.
I miss the intensity of running dungeons that you knew very little about and half the pulls required a small discussion as to how they need to be handled (sigh, BRD).
Sadly, most of us have played this game so long that, like any other game you dump hours into, we become so familiar the "new" sensation is but a faint memory.
We learn the ins and outs and nothing catches us by surprise because we know even the new boss fights from front to back before stepping foot into the raid.
It happens with all games and I don't even think Cata will change that.
Unless you are a new player.
Then it's all new and wonderous.
ow and lol i remeber the que to enter my realm too lol, logging into that old wow load screen to see your like 500 in que to get on lol(time to grab some food and hit the bathroom)
I miss class uniqueness.
Now these points of data make a beautiful line.
I miss getting help for quest
I miss the summon stone
H E R O E S
\ "When I was a kid ... I used to wish some stranger would come and tell me my family wasn't really my family. They weren't bad people, they were just ... insignificant. And I wanted to be different. Special. I wanted to change. A new name, a new life. The watchmaker's son ... became a watchmaker. It is so futile. And I wanted to be ... important." \
– Sylar
I remember when my Co-Workers ran me through SFK for the first time. He sent his Succubus through a bunch of mobs, and I followed it thinking everything would aggro on it since it was running ahead of me.
Killing Elites for the first time was fun. I kept going at it, working on doing a little better until I figured out a strategy to beat it.
Most of all though, I miss seeing and experiencing things for the first time in game...
Also, I miss when my friend was stacking Spirit as a Troll Rogue to boost his health regeneration racial, he didn't believe me when I said it would be better to stack agility so he could kill things faster.
I miss when being good at this game set you apart from evryone else.
I miss when being scrub ass set you apart aswell.
I miss back in BC when carrying people was more of a pain in the ass and less forgiving.
I miss resistance bosses.
I miss AV during the alliance QQ phase, couldnt get a game started but it made me laugh my ass off each day it went on.
I miss when I used freak out whenever i saw a NPC with a lvl higher then the cap.
I miss being a newbie to evry aspect of this game, scrubs and assholes didnt phase me as bad as they do now.
I AM the world's first Shadow Mage.
Afterward you miss being a noob, but at the time you wished you knew everything you know right now... ironic, isnt it?
I AM the world's first Shadow Mage.
I miss the feeling of suddenly realizing that I couldn't take Hogger on my own as a level 10 mage.
I don't miss being a newb with no intention of bettering myself.
I do miss being a newb a bit, though.
I miss thinking that it was better to use finishers with a single point because you'd do damage faster that way. (I really have no idea why, don't ask.)
I miss tanking Blood Furnace in fury spec/fury gear/zerker stance + a shield and thinking that I was doing the best I could. The rage was expressed on both sides of the battle.
All I can say is that THANK GOD recount wasn't used often back when I was leveling my rogue. I have a feeling I would have been brought to tears by the hate (if there was any hate thrown my way).