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About 53% Horde and 47% Alliance last week.

And likely a half dozen concurrent dungeon group channels.

Same here. UD Mage taking tailoring. Will donate W/E is needed and make bags for bros.

No allowance and no cell phone unless he tanks. Seems simple enough to me. Quid pro quo; you do what I want, you get what you want.

Wife out of town all day today for work. 12+ hours at home to do whatever I want. Classic isn't out yet :confused:

As opposed to European football...

Yeah, very likely. But, still no clue how to do that! It's funny, being a grown ass man, almost 40, and smiling with fond memories when seeing art like that.

That's pretty cool art. Sometimes I wish I had that skill.

All of the metrics and data so far (from Reddit and other sources) show less than 1/3rd of people rushing to 60. Most people will get there within 2 months or so. Go at your own pace; there will be tons of people to play with.

I don't even remember. It was over 2 years ago and he was an annoying, insufferable twat with shit posts. Maybe that's changed? I can't be arsed to check.

You dudes don't have him on ignore yet?

Rage of epic proportions. I'll be sending a stern letter

Good info starts around 6:30 mark. Route info around 11:15 minute mark.

Bit my lower lip tonight at dinner. Then, I bit it in the same spot a second time. Then...a third time. I'm very angry now.

Yeah, wasn't thinking of leaving the starting areas. More just randomly killing and grinding and trying to avoid some shit quests (UD starting area for instance is a nightmare if everyone is doing the same skelly quest) and then skipping to the level 3-4 quests that don't have such a bottleneck...

I can't seem to find the answer anywhere yet: could someone just grind mobs levels 1-5 to get out of the initial starting area, without bothering with the quest bottle necks? Or, are there some quests that are required to trigger others to move into the 5+ zones?

Yes, yes he is.

I'm 100% going to raid. But, for starters it will likely be 50% of the available raids. Kind of feel bad/guilty.

Get something stock, you'll thank me. People like to think its the same engine as the GTR - and thus good with boost - but its most definitely not the same. Other manual fun cars: Vette, Mustang, Camaro, M3/M4, Boxster/Cayman, Supercharged F-Type, Focus RS, and more I can't think of this late...

But its not even cheese...

Changing cards on the Blizzard account and their website literally will not let me do it. Just a spinning wheel and can't add a new card. It's ridiculous.

Are we even allowed to do server transfers on Classic?

And Hunters. Feral is nearly last.

Fun > all other considerations. Even as a raid team, we won't have to min/max to a crazy degree to win. Pick what your gut says will be best.

Hmmm. Do you think it would be better to just do skinning to sell to venders then, since a player will encounter thousands of beasts while leveling?

Yeah, I think a lot of people are going to swap out professions over time. I will do Herb/Tailor to start, but I think eventually drop one of them for engineering. Not sure which, however. Herbs will be useful forever for raid mats for the guild and Tailoring will be useful for making money.

Also an awesome idea to use iconic Items.

Brilliant idea, actually. Much more interesting.

Well, that may be the case. In any event, Imperial Fists for life.

Deathwing is rhe name of a character in WoW, as well. Ya know. The game he wants to play?

BTW, I'll be going Tailoring and will have bags for everyone (6 slots arrive at level 7-8). But, if anyone is going enchanter, I'd love to trade some bags for early wands. Those can help a lot.

Same thing I debated with myself. I like them both (questing, PVP, dungeons) but have never used with for raiding. I know mages will do more DPS, but they will be boring in raids, where as hunters will have a more interesting rotation and be less common (more loot available, if that matters)...

95% sure I'll play Mage. Yes, there will be untold hundreds of them. But, it just feels like the right choice. Warlock is a lot of fun and very powerful (did one from Vanilla through the end of Wrath) and I've never played Hunter, but I know they are fun (I'll have a Hunter alt, most likely)...

Well, you're fucked then, mate. It will continue indefinitely and get worse (more extreme) as time goes on. Some people are unstable, irrational, and have little to no confidence. My ex was like that and so were other ex's of friends.

I'm struggling on class choice too. But, I'm trying to remember that what I find fun and what makes me happy will be more important that if there are a half dozen other _____ class in the guild as well. We will need everything, ultimately. Pick what will be fun and will keep you engaged.

Reddit census results. Decent pooling of respondents, but still probably a lot less than the total number of players coming back to Classic. Way too many UD mages (which I was leaning to) and Human Warriors (also no shock). However, in general there seemed to be a decent even spread of all...

Quality control at it's finest. Whitemane currently second most populated server. Not that I can click on it and progress though...

Big surprise that the login servers are fucked and booting half the people. 15 years and they can't anticipate this?

That's good to see. Hopefully the factions balance out within 5%. I'm all for community, but I did just realize (maybe way later than some of you) that community could be complete shit if it's a server of 10,000 people. 3,000-4,000 like vanilla enables more interaction with the same people...

They'll all have a lot going on. The streamer servers will have too much in some ways.