How is questing in Vanilla?
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Sun Jan 11, 2015 10:03 pmby Gunnis
I have been hearing a lot about questing and there are many points where you would want to be more than one person. So it seems to me that vanilla makes for a good place to co level, 2 or 3 guys, or even better 2 groups 1 with 2 and other 3 so you can do Dungs for some gear and quests to finish.
Also when leveling, do you want to drag professions with you? I normally level Mining+Herb+Fishing&Cooking at the same time when leveling, is that valid or will it take looong?
Re: How is questing in Vanilla?
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Sun Jan 11, 2015 10:13 pmby Thrashing
There aren't really enough comfortable and well located quests in the game to reach 60 with purely questing. For this reason I wouldn't recommend grouping up for every quest. However there are group quests in basicly every zone that often do require groups.
Instances are a good way to gear up a bit, but if we're speaking strictly experience then it's often not worth doing them more than once. This first time being to complete all the quests in said instance.
That being said, if you have people that you enjoy playing with, why not group with them anyway. It might be a little slower but it might be more fun for you. Personally however, I prefer to just sit on teamspeak with guildies or chat with them in guild chat while playing, because I feel constantly being grouped is too detrimental to my leveling process.
Regarding professions, I would recommend trying to keep your professions up to date, possibly excluding fishing. For the other professions (except maybe cooking) you should get enough recourses while questing/grinding/travelling anyway so that you do not have to spend a large amount of extra time searching for nodes or mobs.
Re: How is questing in Vanilla?
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Mon Jan 12, 2015 2:23 amby Gunnis
Nice to know that pet and cc classes can solo more than one. ^.^
Anyways, don't know how many quests you unlock with cooking and such but I believe there is like 10-20 at least.