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Derek’s Speed Leveling Guide Review… (2008/05/27 12:22)

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"As many of you know Derek from Derek’s Gold Mastery Guide has created a new WoW speed leveling guide to help players level to 70 in about 6 days. With all the buzz around this guide I figured it would be worth it to my visitors for me to review it so you will know what you will be getting into if/when you decide to purchase this guide. The most impressing point about Derek’s Speed Leveling Guide is the fact that the guide is completely in-game so you won’t get annoyed by having to alt+tab in and out of the game. (Don’t know if that annoys the crap outta you but it really does me.) The guide itself is an addon that Derek had a team of programmers to make. It really is extremely simple to use and breaks down everything in a step-by-step fashion as well as the ability to mark the steps complete or even hide some of them if needed. Not only does it do that, it also saves your toon’s progress as well. Very handy especially if you are leveling more than 1 toon to 70. I know in the past using the other “alt+tab” guides after a week of not playing my leveling toon I would completely forget where I was and would have to spend valuable leveling time just finding my spot in the guide, talk about another very annoying thing. There also is a notes section of the in-game speed leveling guide which gives coordinates of some valuable NPC quest givers and turn-ins. The only thing that I have found that would help make this guide even better is possibly the ability to have coordinates and/or arrows that point out mob locations. Derek said that this guide will be updated a lot so his team of programmers might already be doing this, but anyway that is my only complaint about this great guide. Overall this guide is a great addition to my toon leveling and I don’t see myself using any of the other leveling guides out there again.

This one is just so easy to use and is always right there in the game where it is needed the most. If you haven’t checked it out yet I highly recommend you take the time to check it out. " "Yes, I know. We have all read tons and tons of blog posts that explores the casual vs hardcore player before. I’m going to look at it a bit differently for this post. The question that I have in my mind right now is when does a WoW player decide to go from casual to hardcore. wow gold This has really hit home to me this past weekend as I feel I am to a point where I could cross the line (once again) to go from casual player to hardcore. I have been getting more and more raid time in my guild and I’m just starting to realize how much more time I will have to put in to be able to perform at 110% for raids. wow gold Not only that but I am also chasing after a 2000 rating in the arena on my 2v2 team. Farming honor for more arena gear, doing arenas, farming gold to respec back and forth from PvE build to PvP, farming gold for item repairs, along with farming mats for buff food and flasks for raids, and then raiding are all of the tasks that I will have to chase after each and every week if I want to compete with the top raiders in my guild and the top arena teams on my battlegroup. wow gold It was up until today that I just kinda made the slide to hardcore player without even realizing what I was doing. I have since slid back to reality. Do most hardcore players just slide into being hardcore and consider themselves to still be casual players.

Deep thoughts, I know. world of warcraft gold I think that is the way it really happens to most hardcore players is that they become hardcore “accidentally” while trying to keep up with the top players. You really have to if you want to really be competitive is this game. If I still want to maintain being a casual player mp3 player (around 20 hours a week) I am going to have to decide to drop my raiding to zero that way I can still be competitive in the arenas or I will have to plan out every hour I spend to complete certain tasks. Isn’t that the point where it becomes like a job. wow gold Anyway, I would be glad to here what some of you have done in order to limit play time down but yet still find time to raid and do arenas. "