Leveling weird?

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Leveling weird?

by ulldott » Tue Dec 08, 2015 12:20 pm

I've played since beta on retail, so this is not a complaining thread about the game being too difficult.
But I've noticed while playing on this server that I run out of quest way before I should or before I am the appropriate level
I have been leveling a human warrior and I had done pretty much most of the quests I could get in westfall by the time I was 13-14. So I had to go to red ridge and the quests I could there, then move back to westfall once I became 17-18 for the quests I could pick up then, and so on. But now I have to go back and forth between areas in order to level.

Whats the reason for that?
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Re: Leveling weird?

by Codeine » Sat Dec 12, 2015 4:09 am

Vanilla.
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Re: Leveling weird?

by Noonze » Sat Dec 12, 2015 7:47 am

You can check out that gaining exp was dramaticaly increased in tbc by 50%. So before tbc leveling process was pretty much time consuming and difficult. Vanilla one love
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Re: Leveling weird?

by panafrican » Sat Dec 12, 2015 9:07 am

to avoid this problem you can do quest from other zones at low level. for example, at level 1-5 you can do the human starting zone, dwarf, and night elf. if u do all three u enter westfall at around level 15.

or u can work on professions. just working on cooking and first aid will net you a lot of exp since u have to grind humanoid and beast for linen and beast, respectively.

u have to do all the zones for ur level even at low level and even if the quest are green. if u skip zones youll fall behind and have to grind.
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Re: Leveling weird?

by billys1337 » Sat Dec 12, 2015 9:34 am

this is normal, this is how vanilla was, maybe you have forgotten
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Re: Leveling weird?

by Slicy » Sat Dec 12, 2015 10:07 am

Welcome to vanilla.

Don't be afraid to gring mobs couple hours till you get to the appropriate lvl for the next zone. If that is too painful for you, I suggest doing the dungeon of you current lvl range couple times, for the sake of getting some gear pieces (it's key for a war) and getting used to tanking with different type of players (mister asspull, mister break cc, mister afk for 30 mins, etc.).
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Re: Leveling weird?

by Dish » Sat Dec 12, 2015 11:57 am

The easiest way to avoid this is by killing all mobs that you pass while walking around and which aren't more than 3 levels below you. You're not wasting time since they're "on your way" anyway and it's the most effective way to level. Most people just are too lazy.
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Re: Leveling weird?

by Bioness » Sat Dec 12, 2015 2:16 pm

billys1337 wrote:this is normal, this is how vanilla was, maybe you have forgotten


A lot of people back then also mass killed non quest mobs, even still you should rarely ever run out of quests especially at such a low level.

Notice how he doesn't mention going to Darkshore or Loch Modan.
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Re: Leveling weird?

by Diametra » Sat Dec 12, 2015 3:03 pm

I don't know how it was or should be, I am just used to this now. I have noticed that I stay within a 3 zone region up to Duskwood/Ashenvale. After that, all bets are off. I start continent hopping and often stop to grind when I don't feel like chasing quests. Questie is a really helpful add-on for seeing where the level appropriate quests are throughout Azeroth.

My impression was that originally the Devs wanted to forcibly keep you exploring the world.
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Re: Leveling weird?

by Glenzig » Sat Dec 12, 2015 4:33 pm

I really love only seeing 6 or 7 zones the entire time I'm leveling. Makes the world really live for me.
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