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I’ve been taking some time away from work recently. I played WoW (classic version) for about three months for the first time ever. I made it to level 47 as a ni

I’ve been taking some time away from work recently. I played WoW (classic version) for about three months for the first time ever. I made it to level 47 as a night elf hunter. The environment is beautiful. The fighting is well designed. Dungeons can be a nice social experience. It can be a very fun and relaxing game. But it gets super repetitive after a while. The quests are all minor variations of a few simple formats. I just started playing Minecraft two weeks ago and I’m loving it. I’ve never played it before either. It has the exploration and beautiful scenery aspects and feels like a much more creative game. I’m guessing it will be less stale after 3 months than WoW was. But we will see :)

DamnYuppie 5y ago
You are in the no mans land of wow leveling in the mid 40's. As a hunter you should be able to blow through to 60 in a few days from 47, it is one of the better classes for solo leveling. The real fun of wow classic is running dungoens and instances with a guild. A clean run of a 40 man Molten Core run is a hoot. I would say join a guild and run instances with them and see if that sparks some of the fun back into it.
- thaumasiotes 5y ago
  > The real fun of wow classic is running dungeons and instances with a guild. This does nothing to solve the parent's problem: >> But it gets super repetitive after a while. The quests are all minor variations of a few simple formats. Instead, your proposed solution makes this much worse. > A clean run of a 40 man Molten Core run is a hoot. And this is an... unusual perspective. I raided Molten Core in WoW Classic (the recent release, not the original). It's a huge slog in which the only challenge is mustering the willpower to stay in there for the hours it takes to clear. Once my power cut out during raid, and it came as a big relief.

DamnYuppie 5y ago

You are in the no mans land of wow leveling in the mid 40's. As a hunter you should be able to blow through to 60 in a few days from 47, it is one of the better classes for solo leveling. The real fun of wow classic is running dungoens and instances with a guild. A clean run of a 40 man Molten Core run is a hoot. I would say join a guild and run instances with them and see if that sparks some of the fun back into it.

thaumasiotes 5y ago
> The real fun of wow classic is running dungeons and instances with a guild. This does nothing to solve the parent's problem: >> But it gets super repetitive after a while. The quests are all minor variations of a few simple formats. Instead, your proposed solution makes this much worse. > A clean run of a 40 man Molten Core run is a hoot. And this is an... unusual perspective. I raided Molten Core in WoW Classic (the recent release, not the original). It's a huge slog in which the only challenge is mustering the willpower to stay in there for the hours it takes to clear. Once my power cut out during raid, and it came as a big relief.