Thank you Blizzard! I'm a casual Kingslayer!
by Neutronic | 27/06/2010 10:29:22![]() I finally killed Arthas for my first time tonight! This is a huge accomplishment for me for a couple reasons. I have a girlfriend and like to spend time with her. I have a job and work during the day. I have kids. In other words, I don't have a huge amount of time to play, so I would consider myself a casual. That doesn't mean I don't raid at all. But I've been playing since vanilla and never got to kill almost any of the raid bosses of vanilla or BC. It's not that I'm a bad player either. I catch on to fights quick and usually only need to see them once to understand them. I 1 shot half of the raid bosses I fight the first time I encounter them. The problem was that I had never been in a position to raid hours a day every day of the week ( or raid on any sort of fixed schedule at all) and that's why I'd like to sincerely thank Blizzard for the following changes to the game that made this incredible event possible :
I love Warcraft because of the story. Playing WC3 and the Frozen Throne in god mode is like watching a really long movie. Thank you, Blizzard, for allowing me to experience the rest of the story through all the currently available content as a casual player. Signed, Someone who loves their paladin [Edits for comments later in the thread] -I main tanked this (the ret gear you see in my armory is because I was doing loremaster quests when i logged) -I pugged it from something I saw in trade, this was not a guild run. Also, when Arthas fell, I saw at least 7 other people get kingslayer, noone was carried in this group. -With how much the levelling curve has been adjusted, my 4 80s and several 70s only required 1-2 hours of playtime per day over 4 years. That's only 2.5 max level characters per year. Taking 4-6 months to get to 80 is still casual IMO. [ Post edited by Neutronic ] |
by Nethaera | 28/06/2010 23:38:23![]() Congratulations! It's always great to hear about these types of positive experiences. :) “The key to success is often the ability to adapt.” |


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