Life After 70 – DebbieZu

For most of us, we tend to devote too much time leveling our characters just so we can be part of the Level 70 hall of famers. I could recall when I was a lowbie,  whenever I would go around SW I always hid around the bushes while inspecting the gears of some 70s. I was wondering why most of my gears were “boring greenies” and theirs were “awesome purples.” I hated them that time. joke

When I reached 70, I realized I had to join some instances in order to get those gears. But oh noez, I never thought it would be hard to find groups, whisper friends for invite, and most of all, stay away from the creepy ninjas who would go steal the gears I wanted. Being part of so many factions matters a lot here otherwise, you wouldn’t be able to enjoy any of it. But come to think of it, what lies after that? How’s it gonna be like after yearning for a complete set of gears and having to get all of it? Is there still a life in BWoW?

A lot would be doing raids for sure as it is already assumed that you can never be 70 if you don’t have what it takes, fully equipped with gears, and endless array of weapons and armors, oh and don’t forget the gems and enchants that have to be thought of piece by piece just to have the most invincible set. Few would go grinding for reputation. It won’t be easy I tell you. Some quest items entails at least 800 pieces just to level one’s reputation to revered, and that’s gonna take days or even months to finish. Furthermore, quite a large number of players would go for leveling their professions or better yet shift to another one just to satisfy their curiosity of what seemed beneficial and would suit their needs.

Some are practicing their pvp skills, probably go to battlegrounds, spend time killing hordes and stealing flags, or join arena groups.  More would actually think of leveling another char in other realms, just to expose themselves to the different talents each race or class is known for obtaining. I have known quite a few people having at least 18-20 characters and all of which are level 70.

For some others, spamming is their life.  All that matters to them are the guild, raid chats, whispers, and channels. It would surely bring a great deal of smiles to so many faces every time there’s gonna be a funny scenario and/or expressions being uttered by one of the players. It’s something to look forward to.  For some freaks like me, I’d prefer to get new dresses and just loiter around SW talking to some friends and tease whoever is in the pedestal of harassment, not in a bad way though.

But beyond all these, its quite obvious that most of us, can’t even wait another day to login BWoW and get to talk to our friends and eventually, get to meet new ones. Life as a 70 is not really boring if you just know how to go beyond your imagination and surpass your limits.

“Knowledge is Power”

~ by debbiezu on December 5, 2008.