That neatly balance the economy to make a long-tearm relationship across multiple game players. due to their offices……

My posts were not intended to form an opinion of the game. Instead I wanted to document the game from a novice’s perspective. As a console gamer, I rarely if ever read manuals. If I decide that I really like a game, then I do get around to reading the manual, and maybe looking at other sites (GameFAQs for example) for more info/background on the game. I even have a few gaming guides to my favorite games, not because I eventually think I will go back and learn/get every single aspect of the game, but because I enjoy reading about my favorite games.

With that said, in general I do not like spoilers, so I tend to stay away from hint/tip sites because I want to learn about the game instead of having it spoon-fed to me. I guess there is a fine line about reading too much info, and not knowing enough about the game. The interesting thing to me is that WoW seems to be really deep, so I will have to read further.

Looking forward to getting another character created. If you are on IM tonight (and I am not too distracted by MNF) then I will hit you up to see if you are out and about. Otherwise, I guess it will have to be later this week (I think Bronzebeard is down for maintenance on Tuesday).

Seriously, the game doesn’t really start until you can do your first instance at level 18 or so. You probably haven’t investigated the professions yet. Or the Auction House. Or talents. All of these things are very important because once you hit level ten, you need to plan just how your character will choose his talent set.

But it starts with reading the manual. After that, we’ll point you in the right direction.