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das leveln ist das langweiligste was ich je erlebt hab, geht`s nur mir so?
das leveln ist das langweiligste was ich je erlebt hab, geht`s nur mir so?
Denke Kripp bringt es ganz gut auf den Punkt (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNaINYadk-U): Das Questing/Early Game ist so unfassbar schlecht, dass viele Leute es nicht bis zum Maxlevel machen werden
die quests in WS sind genauso oede/spannend wie in Wildstar oder jedem andren MMO. man kann sich kein urteil auf ein game bilden wenn man es nicht mal ueber level 10 schafft.
das leveln ist das langweiligste was ich je erlebt hab, geht`s nur mir so?
Dann schreibst du aber...
Und nun stell dir jemanden vor, der vorher nicht von dem (zu recht) gehypten PvE-Group Content/Endgame gehört hat. Der wird nach 2 Stunden unfassbar langweiligem Questen einfach aufhören (genauso wie Kripp).
Man man man nur am jammern!
Ich finde das Lvln spaßig quests sind witzig man lernt die Welt kennen und seinen Charakter! Dir passt das nicht dann lass levln und ich dich melden und weg is wieder einer der nur jammert.
Das ein Sinn dahinter steckt wollen die meisten einfach nicht mehr sehen.
Übers Lvln müssen Jammern aber infam dann jeden anflamen der seinen Charakter nicht spielen kann wie in Wow es schon ist durch Rolle charboost usw. Da is mir das lange Lvln lieber weil man dann weiss dir Spieler haben sich mit Ihrem Charakter auseinander gesetzt und gelernt zu spielen.
Cuu
Satzzeichen kennst du auch net, oder? Ich versteh kein Wort.
Arkship
Crimson Isle
Deradune - Bloodfire village --> Spearclaw Post --> Jagged Rock Mine --> Feralplain Collective --> Tall Rock Point --> Outreach Post --> Owanee Research Station / Camp Firewalker --> Endless Vigil
Auroria - Hycrest --> Greenfield Estate --> Camp Reclamation/Arvina Farmstead --> Cubig Farms --> Locus Reclamation --> Honeywork Headquarters --> Gildgrass Manor --> Clugg's Farm --> Windfall Digsite --> The Noxious Glade --> Fort Glory --> The Fires of Kel Voreth --> Outpost Dawn
Whitevale - Deadrock Prison --> Palerock Post --> Shatterforge Outpost --> Primal Drill Site Alpha --> Camp Vigil --> Inception's Stand --> Wigwalli Village --> Prosperity Junction --> Profitorium 9 --> Calmwater Commune --> Augment Facility X426
Farside - Silvos Overlook --> Sikabis Station --> Farside Moon
Wilderun - Fort Vigilance --> all Jungle Quests (Artemis Zim/Big Game Hunters Lodge/Freya Regional Story) --> Everpool Sanctum --> Rootwood Collective/Kel Ulgar --> entire Strain Episode in the Northwest --> Luminai Hybridization Episode --> Devastation Ridge
Malgrave - Fort Dominus+Beach --> Gravestone --> Protostar Marketing Camp --> Rancher Rishka's Camp/Robber's Rest --> Area77/Eco-Terrorists --> Area77/Scourwind Peak --> Flamedancer Enclave
Grimvault - Dropships+Cave --> Vigilant Incursion --> Ghostwind Hollow --> Dawnbringer Outpost/Corrupted Installation --> the entire Way to the Cryoship --> Cryomere --> Legion's Landing/Phagelabs
Crimson Badlands
- Minimize time spent not gaining lvl xp. This means no crafting, housing, path leveling, gathering, waiting/looking for groups etc. Get all quest you can in the questhub and then do all of them in a huge circle before returning to get the next batch (minimizes redundant walking to town/quest). If a quest needs you to go back and/or far away just for said one quest, abandon it; it's inefficient.
- When questing, kill every mob you come across period. This combines grinding with questing and maximizes xp/hr.
- Use rest xp bonus. Rest Bonus is maximized when resting in your (or others' house). Get your house at lvl 14 and when taking a break, log out there. There is housing stuff that improves rest xp, but I dont think thats available for launch-speedleveling. So dont bother with housing, but get a house.
- Use the xp bonus buff you get on your housing plot.
- Get your mount at lvl 15 (duh). This means don't buy Abilities you don't need yet and sell your stuff instead of salvaging it. People say don't waste money repairing, but I think in W* you can repair since damaged equipment sells for proportionaly less at vendors, so it doesn't matter.
- At lvl 15 you can do the first adventure. This adventure is confirmed to be the most xp/hour at that lvl. If you have good group/guild, speedrun the first adventure lvl 15-idontknow (18?). Not sure if viable to pug via lfg-tool at launch, but I'd say yes since the "casuals" are not lvl 15 yet when you start queing for adventures. The lvl 20 dungeons felt unrewarding xp and loot wise.
- Leveling Settler path on the fly for the vendormachine can be an option. I never played settler and cannot say if you lose time leveling the path or gain time with reducing walks to town through the machine. I never had problems with full inventory while playing though.
- There's a "practically expand inventory by getting a mail twink asap" trick from WoW, but I don't see the use of that since you need to be in town to send mail and as I've said, bagspace wasn't an issue for me.
- When you're higher level than the mobs you kill, move on, it's inefficient.
- Consider Battlegrounds early. Some people say it's very fast early on (lvl 6-10). I'm not sure about the exact numbers though. I've read multiple times that xp gain through pvp drops drastically at lvl 20 though.
- Open your boomboxes, there could be xp buffs in them.
- Kill as many mobs as possible. some mobs are worth the same experience as quest turn ins.