Simple enough question: Which World of Warcraft server do you usually play on, and which side are you on?

(Move to Game Room if it fits there -- I'm still confused if this will belong there or not.)

Aggramar Alliance

HARHAR WoW SUX!

LOLZIER!

Skullcrusher, horde.

Dragonmaw - horde
Proudmoore - horde

I've got like 2 dozen horde characters and not a single alliance character. Theres waaay too many alliance players and besides, everyone knows their pansys.

Their pansys what?

Alliance Server: Uther

Characters: Melinda (Level 60 Paladin), Nykita (Level 60 Hunter), Janella (Level 58 Rogue), Melvyn (Level 41 Priest)

Horde Server: Uldum

Characters: Bullisu (Level 37 Druid)

Dark Iron: Cornelius, 32 Gnome Mage.

Kel'Thuzad: Teral, 60 dwarf Hunter.

Skullcrusher!

Horde or Alliance?

Eonar - Alliance (60 Human Rogue, 10 Human Warrior)
Khadgar - Alliance (33 Night Elf Priest)

Unfortunatly, I can't play because I can't install it.

This is the problem I have.

Thunderlord : Alliance
Daggerspine : Horde

Wouldn't it have to be pansy's to imply ownership?

[QUOTE=Glyde Bane]Horde or Alliance?[/QUOTE]

Oops, Alliance.

Moonrunner, and unlike most people, I like both sides. I have a level 28 Tauren warrior and a level 21 Night Elf hunter.

Naaame? >=)

Guys, come to Dark Iron.

I can get you into the UBAR secret Penny Arcade guild(s) there.

Also, I vote this the monthly wow thread, with an appearance from the awesome gnome Cornelius, and his group about to take on AB.




We later won 2000 to 1970.

From now on, you can find me on Twisting Nether, horde side.

[QUOTE=Vincent Valentine]From now on, you can find me on Twisting Nether, horde side.[/QUOTE]

Name?

I've been thinking of making a character there.

Elle

Dormouse is on there, too, but I forgot his name.

Alright, when I see you on, i'll /whisper you.

hell no, if I go to dark Iron I'm joining the Ctrl-alt-delete guild.

[QUOTE=Glyde Bane]hell no, if I go to dark Iron I'm joining the Ctrl-alt-delete guild.[/QUOTE]

Have fun being among a group of enormous jack asses.

What the hell is all that junk on your screen, Stinky? You can't be arsed to press a button to see your stats, you have to see everything at once?

It's gypsy mod, auctioneer, Titan Panel, and CT raid.

It is actually pretty fluid, although it doesn't look like it.

I play on Terenas and Suramar.

lvl 55 (Almost 56! ) Paladin on Terenas, and lvl 20 Mage (Horde) on Suramar.

I play Horde on Doomhammer. I think SavageX plays on the same server as well.

Icecrown (or Icedown, as it is better know by its inhabitants) - Tabe, level 55 Night Elf Hunter.

I have a 20-something Tauren warrior somewhere but I never play him. Cows are funny.

Got the game working, thanks to Stinky. I get to start playing soon!

Whoah... some of you people need to slowly put the game down... and go do something else... anything...

It's pretty easy to get a character to level 60, Freelancer. Actually it's probably easier to hit the level cap in WoW than any other mainstream MMORPG.

It took me about 7-8 months to get my paladin to level 60 because I was trying to level 3 characters all at the same time (My paladin was 2 levels ahead of my hunter and my hunter was 2 levels ahead of my rogue). My paladin turned 60 sometime in July and my hunter turned 60 earlier this month. My rogue is next in line but sadly she doesn't have anymore solo quests so she has to rely on pickup groups to do dungeons (I HATE pickup groups, especially on the alliance side. So much drama and so much stupidity can make dungeon runs a pain). As for my lowbies (41 priest and 37 druid) I play those two on and off so they are taking a bit long because of that. My subscription is about to end tomorrow and I don't really have plans to continue it so I'll probably suspend my account and wait for the next patch to come out before reactivating it again.

4 months and my highest character was 20...

It's quite possible to get a character pusing level 30 in just one or two solid days play.

The fastest way to level in this game is to simply find a good guild and do quests in groups with them. Another fast way is to always have rested xp because you'll gain 200% xp from killing mobs than when unrested. When you have a lot of alts like I do, they are usually always in rested state (My paladin has never left rested state ever since level 40. Same with my hunter and rogue).

Quests always offer the best source of XP in the least amount of time so always try to complete all the quests you can get in any zone you enter. Chain quests are often better to do than regular quests. Sadly, you don't get as much xp when you group as you do when you grind while solo so always be sure to do quests when you're grouped rather than grinding while in a group.

When doing dungeons, try not to do them with a pickup group. Try to find a really good guild that have members that know how to play their class and know what to do in dungeons and you'll have a much better experience. Pickup groups are always a pain because there are always going to be at least one person who doesn't know how to play their class or doesn't follow directions or tries to do a ninja loot when rolling for "Bind of pickup" items. At least in a guild group you shouldn't worry about those problems because only an idiot would give himself a bad reputation and have his guild members remember it.