New Start

[Ither]

I decided a new start was needed to fall in love with WOW all over again.

This time it was a new server, faction, and role.

For the past seven years I've always played a protection Paladin and never a warrior. This time I chose to be a holy Paladin and a protection Warrior.

Let me just say I am LOVING the healing Paladin--I can't get enough of it. I've always played Priests for my healing class.

[Landrell]

I'm right with you there.

For the longest of time I was a Nelf Huntard on my old Server, for about 5-6 years. I grew tired of the same old faces and the same old mess. I ended up just not having fun anymore. I wanted to try something new and different, a class that I had a very hard time getting into, but always thought that they were cool. So, leaving my old one behind and my toon, I went to a new server (rp server) and made myself a Dwarf Shaman.

I've never had more fun ... ever! The community is awesome too which helps with natural anti-so******tic tendencies!

[Flarin]

Originally Posted by TheGeek I decided a new start was needed to fall in love with WOW all over again. This time it was a new server, faction, and role. For the past seven years I've always played a protection Paladin and never a warrior. This time I chose to be a holy Paladin and a protection Warrior. Let me just say I am LOVING the healing Paladin--I can't get enough of it. I've always played Priests for my healing class.

How are you finding the Holy Pally for leveling? I always leveled them as Prot and slowly multi-mob grinded out quests. Are you leveling via questing, instances, both?

Just curious - I have never leveled as a "healing" class - I usually level as DPS or Prot and then switch at the end.

[Ither]

Originally Posted by Flarin How are you finding the Holy Pally for leveling? I always leveled them as Prot and slowly multi-mob grinded out quests. Are you leveling via questing, instances, both? Just curious - I have never leveled as a "healing" class - I usually level as DPS or Prot and then switch at the end.

Strictly dungeons at the moment. Up to level 30 now without any questing.

I'll have to find my way around it, but I'll manage to level up holy the whole way if I have to quest.

A lot of people will probably hang me, but the one biggest mistake Blizzard made was dual spec. I absolutely despise the concept and feel it destroyed the realness of the game. I truly miss the days where you only had one spec and you learned to be DAMN good at that spec. That's what I felt like when I played until then LOL.

[Flarin]

Originally Posted by TheGeek Strictly dungeons at the moment. Up to level 30 now without any questing. I'll have to find my way around it, but I'll manage to level up holy the whole way if I have to quest. A lot of people will probably hang me, but the one biggest mistake Blizzard made was dual spec. I absolutely despise the concept and feel it destroyed the realness of the game. I truly miss the days where you only had one spec and you learned to be DAMN good at that spec. That's what I felt like when I played until then LOL.

I actually like the way (sorry is this is a derail) Skyrim does it. It is more realistic - if you wield a 2H weapon, well, that skill gets increased. If you melee and get beat on whilst wearing heavy armor, well, that skill gets increased. If you suddenly switch to spells - guess what - you start building those skills but your melee skills sit idle. I of course am not sure this would work in a MMO, but I sure am enjoying it in Skyrim - it feels SO REAL. And a little plug - I haven't kills a single "boar" yet

I am actually VERY hopeful for MoP - but I am not excited about WoW at the moment and am waiting. In Warhammer there were these "Public Quests" which it appears WoW is now adapting in MoP - these were events that as you breezed into a new area an indicator would pop up that you needed to achieve (if you chose) a certain objective to get the public quest to the next "stage". Some of these were PvP related as well - so you were not only trying to do the objective, but always watching your butt for opposing faction folks. I hope in MoP its like that it was refreshing and you could receive soem nice gear and money.

I have never leveled that way - via instances only - that would be fun I think as long as you could keep progressing and not his a hole. As DPS it would be hard to queue I think because of the long queue times - I would be on Facebook or something whilst I wait lol.

[Rilgamon]

Originally Posted by TheGeek I truly miss the days where you only had one spec and you learned to be DAMN good at that spec. That's what I felt like when I played until then LOL.

This But you'll reconsider when it comes to level 84 and questing ... a holy paladin is not fun to go through fireland dailies or tol barad quests With my prot pala I stopped the thrall questchain because my dmg was so damn low

But even when you stick to just one spec you learn nothing these days. Mobs die too easy and to fast.

[Ither]

Originally Posted by Rilgamon This But you'll reconsider when it comes to level 84 and questing ... a holy paladin is not fun to go through fireland dailies or tol barad quests With my prot pala I stopped the thrall questchain because my dmg was so damn low But even when you stick to just one spec you learn nothing these days. Mobs die too easy and to fast.

Oh I know LOL.

I ran shadow on my Priest until 85, switched to Holy. I just refuse to do it. Consider it a challenge for me, would keep me interested.

I do think about my dailies and especially things like AT and so forth.

[Lily.Petal]

Pretty much just waiting for the monk class myself. I love my rogue... but 4 years of playing them has got me tired. I want to be a draenei monk and kick people in the face with my hooves. HOOVE KICK.

Gonna be fun. Friends have been trying to get me to try SWToR when it comes out, which I might o: The females have some awesome... lines (:

Definitely going back to a PvP server though, went to a PvE one for Raiding and worst decision ever.

I mean, you can't even go gank in TB, neither of the zones unless the event is on. How stupid is that? Freakin' retarded; if the event for WG wasn't ongoing, I could still gank people there. Why not in TB? And not the Peninsula, but the actual area with the raid.

So happy that PvP is being mainly focused on for the next xpac with the entire alliance vs horde plot like in classic. Think I will go Hunter/Monk for MoP; keep away from my rogue for a bit.