What was your biggest bonehead mistake as a noob?

uncle_sam_ie

I've played WoW for about three years now, on and off. My biggest bonehead noob mistake was running around in vender gear. It wasn't until I was about LV35 that I discovered the AH. I think had even gave the venders some blue Items not knowing what they were worth.:D

magicianz

1st char i leveled was a night elf rogue (been 63 since a week after tbc release). I think you get vanish around 24 or something.....i didnt realise i got it til level 36 when a mate asked me why i didnt use it >.>

SoupyNorman

I rolled a warrior

Psycopat

Selling shadowfang for 10 gold when i was level 20 about 2 years ago.

TheDoc

When I first created a mage ( my first character) and saw I could equip a sword, I went around dropping frost novas then rushing in like a mad man swiping and hacking at enemies.

I couldnt understand why my damage output was so poor, and I died so much.

I figured " I obviously need more strength".

I then thought WoW was **** because I couldnt get any Str items for my mage...

Thankfully a mate of mine was over one night to give me tips, and when i leg out a big sigh cause i couldnt find any mage str items, he gave me a firm clip around the ear, took me out of my seat, logged out, deleted my character, and told me to start again..

Learned my lesson

mocata

A few weeks ago we were waiting outside Yogg-Saron's room and the RL announced 5 min break. I took off my headphones, and went for a cup of tea. When i came back entire raid was dead and screen/vent full of WTF?!

I had dropped headfones on the the "W" key, and every1 else watched in horror as my toon ran in leeroy-stylee :P

2 Espressi

First char, Rogue:
Level 11 - NumLock, for relief from RSI.
level 20 - Cooldowns 101: No matter how fast you hit buttons 2 and 3, you won't kill that boar any faster.
level 30 - Macro Pickpocket + Ambush/Garotte. $$$
level 33 - Autoloot? Auto Self Cast? Doh!
level 36 - Mouse>> Arrow keys for turning.
level 40 - Instances aren't just for level 80s.
level 41 - Questhelper FTW!
level 47 - Nobody respects a Gnome.

Reroll, Hunter:
level 1 - Hunters aren't the best for PvP. Just as well you rolled this char to grind for gold...
level 9 - Leveling through the same areas just isn't as much fun the second time around.
level 55 - If you're going to take Engineering, you really should take Mining as well. (And shouldn't you be collecting leather?)
level 62 - Just buy the damn gryphon. You can build the gyro later, but you're getting your ass kicked now!
level 62 - Never delete a character, you never know when you'll want an alt for PvP, maybe a Rogue? ...

kayos

Tanking as a shaman....although back in them days we were gods.

Debunker

Clicked on need for most items first dungeon i ever did. Thought coins meant need and dice was greed.

TheDoc

kayos wrote: »

Tanking as a shaman....although back in them days we were gods.

Shaman tanks were THE tank back in the start of WoW levelling through instances, youd enver find warriors always shamans.

Overheal

I really have to get back to the druid Heals and Tanks are in high demand

aligator_am

uncle_sam_ie wrote: »

I've played WoW for about three years now, on and off. My biggest bonehead noob mistake was running around in vender gear. It wasn't until I was about LV35 that I discovered the AH. I think had even gave the venders some blue Items not knowing what they were worth.:D

lol I was the same, I only realised the AH existed at about level 30 or so :S, I'd sell all the stuff I found to vendors, including BoE blues and stuff /cry

kayos

Oh ya forgot this one, finding a Epic Bow in winterspring and giving it to a guildie.... sucker I know.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

SoupyNorman wrote: »

I rolled a warrior

Best thing you could have done

TheDoc wrote: »

Shaman tanks were THE tank back in the start of WoW levelling through instances, youd enver find warriors always shamans.

Never seen this, I leveled my warrior through tanking instnaces :P


I had a habbit of giving away things that are worth quite a bit of gold because I just wasn't sure of what they were. Recipes mainly.

Now I am known as "The Jew", over 40K gold and I still get the guild to enchant my gear :P

nix

Cade Nutritious Thump wrote: »

Best thing you could have done



Never seen this, I leveled my warrior through tanking instnaces :P


I had a habbit of giving away things that are worth quite a bit of gold because I just wasn't sure of what they were. Recipes mainly.

Now I am known as "The Jew", over 40K gold and I still get the guild to enchant my gear :P

Tell me your gold making methods, i want a chopper!

Oh and the only noob thing i remember doing was like ropes, taking the zepplin to the horde base in STV and getting one shotted by the crocs outside, i logged off shortly after in total confusion as to where to go, so i started a nelf priest instead

Coulda been an orc hunter if it wasn't for that damned zepplin..

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

Right, there are a lot of things that you can do to make gold. Most people overlook these things as "a waste of time" since the increase is not huge... but remember every single piece of copper counts. I will brag a little before I start.

I have the best BOE gear for my main, offspec and mainspec and my alt. I have the chopper and most of the pets, I have 51 mounts, I have epic gems for my main, his offspec and my alt, in everything. I have the best enchants for my main, his offspec and my alt. I have a good few professions which I leveled up to maximum. I have epic mounts on both characters, and bought 1 for the GF. How did I do it? Lots of patients. Now I am making a solid fortune. Contraty to popular belief, this doesn't take 10 hours a day, which some claim. It's hard at the start, but once you get momentum, it doesn't really stop.

Remember that it is just a game, you don't need to screw people over or be a complete ass, but it's ok to be mean with your gold People ask me for gold, to buy them things, kiith is the only person I don't mind doing it for from time to time. Even my GF gets nothing :P

Sell everything, all your trash is worth a lot of gold. Don't delete it or leave it on mobs.

Do your dailies, I only do the argent ones, my cooking JC and fishing dailies, I enjoy them, they are fun for me and very easy. Net about 200G at least from these.

DE everything you can, all boes that you don't need/want, DE them. Sell the mats or keep them for your enchants.

Have some gold making profs, this does make a huge differance. If you have one character and he is JC and enchanter to get the best stats for raiding, then you might find it a little difficult. I have JC, blacksmithing, herbing, enchanting, skinning and mining as my main professions, I also have fishing and cooking. I have others which I am leveling on alts. Use them. They are very very good for making gold. Do your dailies in them every day.

I do the argent dailies for the seal things... I buy pets and I buy pets from time to time. Instant sale of 500G on my server, lots are up for 1K but I don't believe they sell.

Sell things like northrend spice, relic of ulduar, potions, cloth, anything that you pick up that you cannot use. They do sell, just be patient.

Sell your CD's, I mean farm a little for mats and sell your flasks, sell your titansteel etc etc.

I use emblems and honor to buy gems, they sell for about 160G minimum each on my server. Honor is easy to grind so are emblems.

I get people to make my herbs into darkmoon cards, sell them on ah, if you get lucky, you will be extremely rich very fast.

Search the AH for items that are below normal price, I made a huge amount of gold doing this in TBC, bought large prismatic shards for 20G (buying 40 or 50 at a time) and selling them for 30G, not all at once ofc. This is free money, especially when it is enchanting mats. It is a gamble though, as you are not guaranteed a profit. The price might stay at 20G or even go lower.

I don't make money from selling crafted goods, too much of a gamble in my opinion. I also don't spam trade with /2 Blacksmith looking for work. Waste of time.


Sorry for going off topic, but if you want I can make a new thread and post some more in detail?

Overheal

whats the best way to make money leveling? besides the AH. I spend enough money on nosale auctions

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

I made a lot of money leveling on my alts, not so much that I could retire off Enough to get my epic mount, my dual specialisation and my winter flying thingy.

I don't claim to be an expert, I didn't write up any gold guides or use them. I can just give you advice based on my own experience. I hope I don't get your hopes up.

Over heal, I believe you have a low level character? Since you just started playing the game?

Important things to note, if you are a casual player and do not expect to raid hardcore like Nelfhiem or insidia guilds, then your professions are not massively important. If you do want to raid in these big very hardcore strict guilds, your professions are extremely important imo.

Anyway, every server is differant, you must do a little research into what professions on your server make gold. In the last expansion I made huge gold from mining and herbing on my main. Some will claim it is JC and enchanting. Other things such as engineering only really benifit the owner of the profession and there isn't a massive amount of gold to be made.

Collecting professions tend to be the best as you don't have to spend any gold on them and they give you maximum profits for your input. For instance, blacksmithing is pretty expensive to level up, but there is not a massive profit to be made. You will have to grind for the ore or buy it off the AH. You are also not guaranteed to sell your crafted items. I have sold very little from my crafting professions.

When you are leveling, the same applies as for level 80. Sell everything that is grey, some white item can be sold on the AH, all green and blue bind on equip items should be disenchanted and the materials sold on the auction house. Do not that sometimes the item may be worth more than the materials after disenchanting. Such as weapons. I suggest you get an addon called enchantrix, I think that shows you the % of what will drop once you disenchant it. Auctioneer is also another addon that will help you make money indirectly. It is very handy indeed.

There are items that you will make more money from if you sell them seperately. I always sell my infinite dust seperate, even if I have a few hundred. Scale of economies (I know I probably misspelt the term).

There are times to sell items on the AH too. Reset day is the best for gems and enchanting materials, as people get new gear and need to socket it and enchant it. Friday is also another good day (I am not 100% sure why, more casual players raid? Something to do with PVP?). Try hold off for these days to sell your items.

Before reset is the best to look for deals on the AH, as nobody can outbid you if the servers are down So keep a look out for items that have a very low starting price but are worth a lot more. I see this all the time.

Try quest rather than doing instances, get your gear from instances but try level doing quests, for the gold. If you get a boost, then that's great as more than likely most of the items that drops will not be needed by the booster.

Bag space: Very very important. Get the biggest bags you can afford. This will save you in the long run. Imagine you are in an instance and oyu have to delete items in order to take more... that's lost gold. Also the time it takes you to go back to a vendor, more lost gold.

Always search for people who do enchants, cut gems and craft you items for no fee. They do exist, belive me I don't charge people for this service, I understand that people need a little help from time to time.

When you get an item, like a rare pet, ask yourself if you really need it, what would you rather, the gold or the pet?

One little trick I used to use was buying pets from a vendor, say for 5G and sell them on the AH for 30G, (I forget the exact prices, but it was something like this), horde will want to buy them and there are a lot of ignorant people who are unaware that the pets are available for a lot less... Remember only to put 2-3 pets up at any one time.

I also get ore and eternals after a while, craft some cheap craftable items and disenchant them, I sell the materials for a lot more than the item or original materals are worth.

Overheal, with experience you will learn what sells on your server. Be it certain gems, craftable items, or enchanting materials. People are always leveling professions so there will be a demand for low level materials too, you can make a lot from this. I guess it's what you really want. I would suggest mining and herbalism. They have always worked for me for gold. Don't expect to make thousands over night, it's like a small snowball at the top of a gentle slope. You know?

If anybody has any other tips or what not, please do share...

Oh yea, almost forgot. I don't do this myself but I really should. uncut gems are worth less than cut gems, generally speaking. So you get a red gem, cardinal ruby, uncut it is 120-140G but if you cut it into a gem that is in high demand like 20 strenght, 39 spell power, they can go for up to 190G on my server. Find a jewel crafter that will do this for you. It's free money.

A great gold maker is friends... befirend people with professions, you will get your stuff for free if you have the materials in most cases. Or you could join a guild.

Hope this helps a little...

samurai kebab

I remember a lot of rage being directed towards me in my first ever instance(gnomeregan) when i aggroed a huge amount of mobs with rain of fire then soulstoned myself when i saw the wipe coming

DRakE

Cade Nutritious Thump wrote: »

Best thing you could have done



Never seen this, I leveled my warrior through tanking instnaces :P


I had a habbit of giving away things that are worth quite a bit of gold because I just wasn't sure of what they were. Recipes mainly.

Now I am known as "The Jew", over 40K gold and I still get the guild to enchant my gear :P

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m5ex9oqjawdg2i

DRakE wrote: »

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I don't have to prove myself to anybody to be frank... Is it that hard to believe?

elexes

Cade Nutritious Thump wrote: »

I don't have to prove myself to anybody to be frank... Is it that hard to believe?

i agree . presently my gold is at a all time low . ive hit 16k . im owed about 5 from the guild and the like but everything said above is good advice i do most of it myself.

id also like to say only do instances when you hold wg. do the wg quests and do every quest in northrend once 80.

when leveling in northrend do the quests in the early zones first so you can have loads left over in the aera's that will give more gold from quests

][cEMAN**

Biggest noob mistake was rolling alliance. Maybe it was installing the game in the first place. Worst about it is I may go back to playing alliance out of necessity to find a few good players who aren't complete assholes. And that'll only be because they're real life friends rather than people I meet in game who think the anonymity of the game means they can do or say whatever they want and get away with it.

Schism

DRakE wrote: »

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Cade Nutritious Thump wrote: »

I don't have to prove myself to anybody to be frank... Is it that hard to believe?

Tbh I believed you but that reply is immediately overly defensive. How hard is it to make a little jpeg for the guy? You're very confrontational.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

Schism wrote: »

Tbh I believed you but that reply is immediately overly defensive. How hard is it to make a little jpeg for the guy? You're very confrontational.

Giving a few tips to people to get some gold, some are obvious some are not. Belive me or not, I don't care, if I was that worried about ye believing me I wouldn't have posted my way of making gold and just posted a screenshot. But I didn't, why? Because I don't really give a damn is some jealous begrudger doesn't believe me.

How do you make that out to be over confrontational? He could have had the decency to string together a sentence. I appretiate your free psycoanalyis, but I am not in need of it..

Psycopat

You kinda just proved his point


40k gold isnt that much nowadays. Personally i just like to stay around the 10k mark myself as its fine for raiding and respeccing and i never have any probs enchanting gear i get.

If your struggling to get 1k gold as a level 80 your doin something wrong.

af666x

I was just gonna say that. 40k is peanuts nowadays. You could have that inside a week if you know what you're doing. He has no need to prove his wealth to anyone

lets look at it over 7 days for someone who has a main 80 and an alt 80:

7 days worth of dailies - daily heroic, dailies for AT and SoH.
Gold rewards - 234g x2 = 468g per day
Bonus - champs purse x8 = 80g per day
Loot - 6 quests that involve lootable mobs (random amounts. At least 20g per day)
Daily Heroic - 20g + loot + gold from mobs x2

so we can look at 608g per day for 7 days. That's 4256g in a week not including the grey and possibly better items you will pick up from looting mobs. I typically see 2-5 green items from the AT dailies alone. That's another 10ish infinite dust if you're unlucky! another 30g ish.

Best part is - this takes up about 2 hours of your time. You don't have to kill yourself to get it done.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

2 hours for 50 dailies? 4 of them being dungeons? /facepalm...

Sorry but your post has absolutely no truth in it what so ever

It is possible to make 40K a week, but extremely rare, one would have to be playing much more than the average hours. Say 22 hours a day Claiming that anybody can make that is just wrong.

40K is not peanuts, but it's not an almighty amount.

I gave tips on how to make money without being dedicating your life to it. Simple little things, which make people gold. Most people still hover around the 2-3K mark, as most people are casual players.

af666x

Cade Nutritious Thump wrote: »

2 hours for 50 dailies? 4 of them being dungeons? /facepalm...

Sorry but your post has absolutely no truth in it what so ever

There is truth in my post - I didn't factor in the time for daily heroic - that is my mistake and I'll hold my hand up for that one.

Where are you getting 50 dailies from though? I said SoH and AT dailies. That's 15 max.

Overheal

Gold and the economy is relative to the age of the Realm tbh. Might be peanuts in the oldest servers.

And thats assuming someone wants to play a game to farm gold. Most people do whatever the hell they feel like because its the most fun for them. Which is why im going to end up an impovershed engineer with an army of exploding sheep.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

af666x wrote: »

There is truth in my post - I didn't factor in the time for daily heroic - that is my mistake and I'll hold my hand up for that one.

Where are you getting 50 dailies from though? I said SoH and AT dailies. That's 15 max.

There's a limit of 25 dailies per each character. Waste of time to do them all, better off doing some herb/ore grinding. The argent tournament dailies are well worth it though, they give you more gold and extra items which can be turned into gold. Every 4 days you will get enough for a pet, on my server they go from 500 - 1000 which is a great boost in gold.

If you only factor in the AT and SOH dailies, it would take you about 1 hour and 20 mins minimum... not factoring in looking for others to help with Threat from above. Can't put an estimate on the daily heroic though. Could be anything from 30 minutes to 90, by the time you get a group and all the rest.

You gotta admit though, 40K in a week is an extremely difficult thing to do. 40K in a month is more doable but still a feat in itself. You would need to be extremely lucky with the AH or have a niche in the market somewhere.

Out of curiosity I asked in trade on my purposely made alt if 40K was considered to be a lot of gold in wotlk... people /w me asking "do you have that much, how did you get it OMG BBQ" etc etc. It must be a decent amount still.

I wonder how much worth could be put on it in cataclysm. I wanted to get to about 100K in order to buy whatever I wanted when the new expansion came out. New mounts, extraordinary mounts like the chopper. Buying whatever gear I wanted. But I wonder will the cost of, say the chopper or mamoth, be 30-40K each in the new expansion? I am very tempted to get the 16K mamoth, but I don't see the huge benifit of having it.

Kyri

With 83 mounts i can tell ya its worth it if like me you want to go for that achieve in the long run but not if you dont.

The repair mount is very handy for raiding if you want to save engineers their bots and save stupid down times with people saying summon me back plx i have to go repair.

I'd like to have the same kind of cash stored for when the expansion hits however more so i can level up each my characters professions fast to have a nice niche and make some stupid cash before people realise that the gear and things im making can be replaced easily in groups raids etc lol.

My main goal atm is to level my alts up to 80 fast and have them geared well and ready for the expansion with their epic flyers. Wonder how much cash we will make from questing in the new expansion though. Leveling my druid this week and I've made over 4k on her just from selling the quest rewards, greys and the quest cash itself.

Back on topic though noobish thing Ive ever done was to return my collectors edition of WoW cos it had a dirty Orc on it and got the regular edition cos it had the sexy Nelf that I wanted to be when i started to play lol. Yes I know im a tit but I hadnt realised there was 2 different kinds or that there was even a collectors edition back when it was released. Very noobish of me esp when i was the games buyer for HMV at the time lol.

In game though back in the day noobish game thing ive ever done was well i think to be so gullable. Used to talk to everyone and get to know randomers and didnt mind telling them that i was really a girl - In the long run shouldnt have cos in the end I had a redic long ignore list of dirty feckers that id whisper the most charming things when they claimed to be wasted lol. Was fun though when was my BF on my account and he'd rip them a new ar*"hole lol. Was my first MMO though so I guess i had to learn the hard way.

Venom

SoupyNorman wrote: »

I rolled a warrior

+1

Got to 45 and was so bored. Rolled a druid and had a total blast from the start and once you get cat form zomg

WotLK gave me a Death Knight which was even more fun than my Druid

Overheal

am i just blind or is there no boat between theramore isle and menethil harbor anymore.

2 Espressi

It was running the last time I checked!

Latest Bonehead mistake. I though if you rolled a DK, you lost the L55+ character you had already...

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

I think one of be noobiest things I done back in vanilla wow was... wait for it... CLICKING... It was my first mmorpg and I was not aware of what key bindings or macros were... So there I am beating mobs using my mouse to click on my moves.

My girlfriend played like that up until a few months ago, she still clicks too but is starting to use key bindings a little more. It's funny because she still tops the healing meters

Why are women normally healers warlocks or paladins? I have only ever seen one woman warrior, never seen a hunter, rogue, shaman, mage or deathknight... Why?

Overheal

Ive been using 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 Right Click since day one :P

EL_Loco

got trade scammed. it was 2.30am so feck off! wasn't a big loss, just a bit "doh!"

me-skywalker

i usea combo of clicking and button mashing. its easier that way like what the hell else are you gonna be doing with your cursor? Just leaving it over there? why when you can make use of it to click the random interupt skill or do a dance while bashing enemies. its great.

as for macro's im still oblivious to these....

Psycopat

me-skywalker wrote: »

like what the hell else are you gonna be doing with your cursor? Just leaving it over there?

People use their mouse to move and hotkey their abilities to buttons.

me-skywalker

Psycopat wrote: »

People use their mouse to move and hotkey their abilities to buttons.

I know that! That was a pretty pointless reply... As it wasnt about using your mouse to move it was about using it in fights. The fact that why wouldnt you use the cursor AND the hotkeys. Makes more sense to acces more abilities and options.

Magaa

this is so sad...

i just turned 80 i got titansteel destroyer the skill with maces was 95/450 i reset my talent points and forgot to set them..

the group laughed at me so much >.<

i was using wrong spells i just rolled to arms on the warrior aswel :eek:

Cade Nutritious Thump

Cade Nutritious Thump wrote: »

Why are women normally healers warlocks or paladins? I have only ever seen one woman warrior, never seen a hunter, rogue, shaman, mage or deathknight... Why?

I love my frost mage! and my moocow tank...
but I admit my healer priest was my main


p.s. is the answer "so they can be pretty BEs" ?

Psycopat

me-skywalker wrote: »

I know that! That was a pretty pointless reply... As it wasnt about using your mouse to move it was about using it in fights. The fact that why wouldnt you use the cursor AND the hotkeys. Makes more sense to acces more abilities and options.

People use their mouse to move in fights too...

Kakistos153

Cade Nutritious Thump wrote: »

Why are women normally healers warlocks or paladins? I have only ever seen one woman warrior, never seen a hunter, rogue, shaman, mage or deathknight... Why?

Linda's a feral druid, and her ex main was a mage

Schism wrote: »

You're very confrontational.

yes, yes he is.

biggest noob mistake? i dont know how i managed it but for like the first 30 lvl's or something i constantly died, with a warlock. there always seemed to be too many mobs, i was terrible at controlling what i pulled cos i didn't know what actually made the mobs come XD took a total of 32 days/played to get my warlock to 70 considdering i have an 80 paladin in 2xt8.5 as an alt with 15 days played... yeah. i lvl'd a paladin faster than i lvl'd a warlock XD

KilOit

Cade Nutritious Thump wrote: »

Why are women normally healers warlocks or paladins? I have only ever seen one woman warrior, never seen a hunter, rogue, shaman, mage or deathknight... Why?

Because female gamers tend to be pretty bad and they don't get noticed as much when healing, my old guild had 2 females 1 rogue with warglaives she was pretty bad always dying and poor damage the orther was a warlock poor survability but awsome dps output.

My current guild which is pretty hardcore also has 2 female holy/disc priests but they are excellent players and can survive any challange, just a pity good female gamers are few and far between.


As for noob mistake i only found out recently that right clicking when trading puts the item over to the orther person, i have been drag and dropping for 4 years or so and someone only told me last week when he got pissed for waiting so long for me to drag it over

Kakistos153

KilOit wrote: »

Because female gamers tend to be pretty bad and they don't get noticed as much when healing

bull****. an officer in my guild is a girl. she's one of the best players i know. mainspec heal priest but also pulls out 5k+dps when we have too many healers and not enough dps. she was the one we selected to get the first val'anyr.

in tbc i played with a girl that played a mage. top dps most fights cept for lock and rogue friendly fights.

in tbc also we had a tanking feral that was one of the best tanks we ever had. she'd get on your tits with her emotions and stuff. but when it came to playing and encounters she knew her stuff.

my alts alliance guild i've reviewed their raids parses and stuff. top dps is almost always their female lock.

its just a fact that most PEOPLE seem to be bad at wow its just there is a greater concentration of men playing it cos its not socially an accepted fact that girls play games at all. and by the numbers its still like 1:5 people that have the kind of brain that does well in wow.

1:5 of the 5 million males that play wow is just a bigger number than the 1:5 of the 1 million girls that play wow.

KilOit

I wouldn't say it's bull**** i know their are good female gamers out there,
sure i said 2 were in my current guild and were close to a anub heroic kill 9% so they'd want to know there ****.

I just think the vast majority of female gamers in wow aren't really game mad they were either introduced to it by there boyfriends or mates they hang out with or see it as a Sims online were you get to dress your char with different armour and have lots of cute pets (opens can of worms)

if you split all wow gamers by gender their would be a bigger percentage of males that are better at the game than females, no facts ofc this is just my opinion and alot of other gamers that i have talked to with this issue, sure even some good female gamers would tell you the same thing.

Kakistos153

KilOit wrote: »

I wouldn't say it's bull**** i know their are good female gamers out there,
sure i said 2 were in my current guild and were close to a anub heroic kill 9% so they'd want to know there ****.

I just think the vast majority of female gamers in wow aren't really game mad they were either introduced to it by there boyfriends or mates they hang out with or see it as a Sims online were you get to dress your char with different armour and have lots of cute pets (opens can of worms)

if you split all wow gamers by gender their would be a bigger percentage of males that are better at the game than females, no facts ofc this is just my opinion and alot of other gamers that i have talked to with this issue, sure even some good female gamers would tell you the same thing.

i guess we just disagree then. its just been my experience that that % would be exactly the same. i'm not some sensitive male type of person that goes on about womens rights either. just sayin that i seen a hell of a lot of bad players. and women dont fall into the category of BAD by default.

TechnoPool

playing on Azjol nerub!

me-skywalker

I levelled a Priest to 55 in fully Holy Spec. 1st character and knew nothing about Shadowspec or anything... was awful experience, death,death,death,death