What is the best level range to play at and why?

[George Colby 0]

From the early struggle even before dungeons to leveling up from 100-110, what was the most enjoyable part of the game for you?

[Hurricane2 2]

Melting faces in bgs at lvl 60.

[Ickus 40]

Well leveling my priest in the mid 50 range with the second wave of 60s on Nost was great. Specifically 56-58 when leave 60s tried to gank me and forgot how hard shadow priest melt face haha. I love all of vanilla leveling tho. So many awesome moments from the battles in hillsbrad and later stv were just epic. But I'd say overall the world pvp done by my guild has been my favorite thing I've ever done in WoW

[kastle 4]

60-70 was my favorite. For the first time questing was a lot more streamlined, you weren't bouncing from continent to continent for a turn in or running our of quests as often. Forcing everyone into a handful of zones in the outlands made for some fun world pvp. And finally having multiple specs be viable for every class made the leveling process a little less daunting when I could respec and change up my play style. I leveled 1 of every class to 70 during TBC lol

 

[csant 3]

I love TBC as well, vanilla close second. The wpvp and community of vanilla has never been duplicated and was the absolute best part of vanilla.

[Warchild 0]

Anything Post 60 I don't really care about

[Justme 9]

As Alliance 1-20

[mytchi3 1]

Rogue 35-45 in stv for wpvp

[Firebrand 3]

As ally mage and my first time playing wow. I had lots of fun in the last 10 levels.

 

From 1 to 40 was good.

From 41 to 50 was hell.

Then super fast and ez to 60.

[csant 3]

I think 43-50 is boring as hell everything else is fine. 

[Stondus 1]

Frostmage, 55 - 60, Silithus NorthWest corner earth elementals. *lots* of elementals...

[Ragingducks 9]

2 hours ago, csant said:

I think 43-50 is boring as hell everything else is fine. 

43-50 has almost killed my interest for the game.

Such boring zones and quest-lines...

[Obserd 0]

8 minutes ago, Ragingducks said:

43-50 has almost killed my interest for the game.

Such boring zones and quest-lines...

Hrm  ... I actually love Feralas and Hinterlands =)

[Shelwyn 0]

Questing in Duskwood

[Ashocck 0]

1-20, 60, 70-80, 80. 

[Tronco 0]

45-50 on alliance is some hardcore shit. Leveling as horde is easier.

My faves are Duskwood, Tanaris and Northrend

[ghilledhu 0]

It's funny, but I kinda love the 1-10ish part of starting out totally fresh on a new (to me) server.  No gold, no gear, everything that drops feels significant.  Random mob drops a +1 Spirit [Codpiece of the Wombat] and you jump out of your chair.  60 levels of hope and possibility ahead, before any hint of fatigue or frustration.  Getting to know your new character, proffessions, etc.

10-18ish as Alliance is not so great, as the levels start to take a bit longer and there's the anticipation of trying to get big enough to go into Deadmines/Wailing Caverns.  Westfall is chock-full of quests and xp, but most of the momentum comes from wanderlust and the need to get on to bigger, better things.

18-25 is great, grinding Deadmines with all the wackiness that goes along with that.  That's when it really starts to feel like WoW for me, and the classes start to diverge a bit as they gain some core abilities.  Lengthy but fun trips abroad to far-away dungeons if you can get the groups together.  Going across the sea and completing an obscure dungeon feels great.

25-30 is pretty good, Stockades and plenty of quests to do, but it starts to slow down towards 30 and getting ready for Gnomer.

30-35 is a bit rough, as it starts taking longer to level and it gets harder to get dungeon PuGs together sometimes.  Focusing on gold for mounts while the cost of new skills and consumables keeps going up.  Some long grinds to be had, but it's good sometimes and you really get smooth at your rotations.  If you're a dungeoneer, you're going to have a couple face-palming 3-hour Gnomer nightmare runs and swear you'll never set foot in there again.  This is around where a lot of toons get left on the shelf.

35-45 is great, rolling SM over and over (the quintessential WoW dungeon), getting the mount, unlocking important class talents, and the character starts to really gain some depth.  Towards the end of that the levels start to get slow.

45-55 is like the dark part, leveling takes forever, dungeons are obscure, far away, and often hard to fill groups for.  You've seen almost every zone by now, and everything starts to look the same.

55-59 is long, but you're close enough that you can see that light at the end of the tunnel.  You've got most of your abilities and a variety of dungeons and other options to grind.  Your character is starting to feel powerful and grown-up, and you've got a pretty good idea of what things are gonna look like for you end-game.  Those geared 60's standing around in IF/ORG start to seem not so far off.

Fresh 60 feels great when you finally ding, but it's followed by the immediate realization that all your gear is shit and wondering how to get groups to invite such a superscrub.  In the overworld there's always some geared T2 guy with nothing to do and no reason not to two-shot you.  If you're a BG PvP'er, it's time to pay your dues.  But you've made it.  Now it's time to grind out a whole new gear-set, a whole bunch of honor/rep, and of course, a whole lot of gold.

That sliver of time when you're at the level cap, your gearset is pretty much finished, you've perfected your talent build and rotation, but before you're bored and burnt-out, that's the sweet-spot.

[Storfan 24]

lvl 1-60 as a warrior. Horde or Alliance doesnt matter. It's 24/7 FUN!

[Rickrolled 4]

On 5/10/2017 at 5:15 AM, mytchi3 said:

Rogue 35-45 in stv for wpvp

Yesssssssss!

[Justme 9]

13 hours ago, Josipbroz said:

There's nothing better than leveling in Vietnam STV, so 30-45. Even though the ganking can ofc be annoying, I still have my best memories from there.

Best regards!

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