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SumoHamster

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I only have a chance to play about 3 hours a day with work and all.  I have had a Lvl 7 Priest, and now I have a 15 Shaman.  I didn't like the amount of Alliance I saw so I decided to give the Horde a try.  Strong, Hornorable, I love my Tauren.  I have to say that the Shaman IS the Horde Paladin.  Great class, I have damage spell, totems for AOE spells, and I can heal and revive.  The buffs are very good also.  I'm working on getting the second Item in my Fire Totem quest right now.  If anyone plays on The Burning Hand, let me know.

It's about time this thread was made.  Now to get it pinned.

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I also like the Tauren Shamen. I really would like to play an undead character, but they don't have the shamen. What is The Burning Hand? As in, what time zone is it in?

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Art3x

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@sumohamster: That detailed info is using the clock that comes with cosmos. It's a UI program that gives you hundreds of options as far as added toolbars, dps counters, etc.

That guy is lvl 55 now.

www.maxmeout.com if you're curious about lvls on your server.

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SumoHamster

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@sumohamster:  That detailed info is using the clock that comes with cosmos.  It's a UI program that gives you hundreds of options as far as added toolbars, dps counters, etc.

That guy is lvl 55 now.

www.maxmeout.com if you're curious about lvls on your server.

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Cool, thanks for the info, artex!

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Gromvar

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That guy obviously doesn't have a job, lives at home with mommy, and does nothgin but play.  Boy I envy that...  If I was at home I would at least be in college.

Sorry my server is called Burning Blade.

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I don't know. I think he just lives alone and has alot of time to himself. Here's a post by him. Sad sounding really.

http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.a...mp=1#post133532

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Qarth

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That post by the Uber-Player doesn't say anything but i do nothing but play. Geez... When does he clean, shower or wash his car? time to prepare food? Probobly fast food junkie. Anyways, hope he's having fun with that. lol I'm sure when he started it was his wuest to be the first to 60. Probobly doesn't take the time to enjoy the game. Just killing everything he sees.

i'll be 60 in a few months at least.

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Redestium

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That post by the Uber-Player doesn't say anything but i do nothing but play.  Geez...  When does he clean, shower or wash his car?  time to prepare food?  Probobly fast food junkie.  Anyways, hope he's having fun with that.  lol  I'm sure when he started it was his wuest to be the first to 60.  Probobly doesn't take the time to enjoy the game.  Just killing everything he sees.

i'll be 60 in a few months at least.

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Yeah, I just bought the damn game I want to level like everyone else but I also want to make the journey last and be memorable. I see no fun in rushing to the finish. The raids at level 60 will be ****ing awesome though, so that is a goal for me. :happy:

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Qarth

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I'm kind of hesitant of getting to 60 because what then? Are they going to raise the cap? I guess I could always start a new player after that. I put items up for the auction last night and let me tell you. The action system is so much better than eny other game I've played. I dont' really like that it goes to the mailbox because I can never find one. :) but oh well.

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Redestium

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I'm kind of hesitant of getting to 60 because what then?  Are they going to raise the cap?  I guess I could always start a new player after that.  I put items up for the auction last night and let me tell you.  The action system is so much better than eny other game I've played.  I dont' really like that it goes to the mailbox because I can never find one. :)  but oh well.

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Somewhere in their site they have mentioned that the cap might be raised at a later time. I guess they are going to decide based on the number of people that hit level 60. Personally I am looking forward more to level 40 when we can get mounts. :D

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