Reito89

What does it mean both Nighthaven and Stratholme will proceed to TBC? Does it mean like once they reach TBC content progression will it replace the “Vanilla” state then TBC comes out like where some classes are then viable or will it be seperate server released? Because I’m kind of thinking if I should play a Mage now here in Vanilla state or play as Shaman but I never healed so thats why Mage is my only option as preffered DPS caster then later on if TBC will replace Vanilla state then Shamans will be viable which is my preferred class specifically Elemental Shaman. Because I don’t want to reroll new level again just to change class from being Mage if it is so that TBC replaces the Vanilla state rather than separate server then I should play Shaman now instead or ?

Hello you still recruit low level?

So which Druid spec you will end up in terms of needs in like raids/dungeons and for while leveling and respec for level 60? According to my research at some forums and stuff its mostly the Resto spec because here in vanilla they say Druid Feral, Balance and tank spec is not yet viable as its kinda mediocre dps and tanking capability until TBC came out or so? Is it correct guys? Because I'm currently researching anyways which healing class i want to play so so far some say the rest of hybrid classes are gonna expected to be healers so they are Paladin, Shaman, Druid & Priest. Which of them would be good for a beginner healer to try learning healing class ? :D

So what I worry about is the timeline content, if I wanna catch up to end game gears which server is worth to play on? Since PvE haven't come that far as it seems in timeline yet. But at same time fresh one have the first timeline only content but it's PvP server. I'm more of a PvE type player not wanting to be gank and so on. So is fresh worth it for progressing at end game being catched up with other players or it's ok even I play in PvE since its kinda not far in progression yet?