05/18/2016 07:33 AMPosted by MaceNo one has fun being a punching bag for 100 levelsI don't know man, I was a punching bag for the first few months when I started playing and had an absolute blast. The incredible feeling of playing this game for the first time will surely overshadow the dread of being squishy compared to everyone else.

Dragon Soul didn't really live up to it's hype for me. It had some cool encounters, but it wasn't exactly what I was hoping it would be. Although I'm pretty sure Hellfire Citadel was originally never intended to be the final raid for WoD, I think it was an all around decent raid, the likes of Firelands and Throne of Thunder. Not exactly the end of the game raid we should have gotten, but in my opinion, still a lot better than Dragon Soul.

So what you're saying is "I'm playing a game that I actually don't like but instead of leaving the game I am going to ask the developers to change the game based on my desires." That's like playing a Call of Duty game for the first time and then realizing, "hmm on second thought I actually don't enjoy guns and warfare, I better tell the developers to patch both of those features out of the game." World PvP is a cornerstone of this game, and was actually much more bigger many years ago than it is now. It's probably one of the first things that comes to mind when I think about the MMO genre. You…

There are 10 -Hoyt's locations in Victoria and 15 in NSW, Sometimes the little guy gets left out unfortunately, and the money is in the masses.

Don't take offense to this, but I've never really understood the idea people have of a WoW2 and why it is something that will happen. I know other MMO's have done this like with GW2 but honestly I don't think it will ever be a thing. To me I see the expansions as the sequels, because that's what they are anyway. There's still a lot more to come from this game, and can definitely see it passing the 15 year mark still with new content. So even if there ever is a WoW 2, I wouldn't expect it to come out for quite some time. It's a sad idea, that one day in the future, Blizzard may stop making new …

stepping into the fel pools in Tanaan will give you a buff/debuff that stacks up to 9 times, increasing your damage done each tick of damage you get from it up to I think 40% but you also take 40% more damage. On the 10th stack you die. It won't turn you into a raging demon lord of the Legion but it will give you a nice damage buff.

I always find that if you do LFR just after the reset, the groups are generally pretty good, compared to doing it just before the reset, where I find the groups are always wiping & falling apart. I think it's because the people who really want to get their LFR done do it as soon as they can whereas others leave it to the last minute. Just my observation though.

I really want to go back and do Pandaria again, but I usually level tanks and healers so I just end up using dungeon finder and 85-90 is really only a handful of dungeons in full heirloom and rested exp.

What it comes down to is people taking the best option to make sure there is little or no chance of failure. I've been declined by countless groups and I believe my ilvl is good enough. I understand it from the group leaders perspective though, as I've created many groups, I try and take the best options, who wouldn't?

I envy them, I so wish I could start fresh again and play the game as a newbie and feel that magic.