When I started playing the game I created a NE Warrior, levelled and became the main tank for my guild at the time. To situate yourself in time, I was playing in the days of the "original" Leeroy Jenkins - I tanked for several years, tanking raids such as Molten Core and Black Wing Lair 6 nights a week... right up until Burning Crusade came along... By then I had gotten sick of tanking and wanted to take on a more relaxed stance in raiding, I looked around and envied the casters, it looked like so much fun, I looked at the Paladin's who seemed so awesome as well (back then they were considered mainly buff bots and flash of light spammers but still they looked awesome). Finally I decided to go with the Warlock, I then levelled and played the warlock just before BC came out to get him up to 60 ASAP so I could be eligible to enter the Dark Portal with the rest of my friends and experience the new content.
I had seen just about everything that Burning Crusade had to offer and then got bored. I started to feel that there was just TOO MUCH (sry caps!) to do and not enough time to do it. With the release of these "Daily Quests" and my quest to get my very own Nether Drake and the farming of Black Temple, there just was not enough time in the day to allow me to do it all, thus I started to get angry and resentful that there was so much content and not enough time to let me do it all.
I eventually left the game as it was consuming WAY too much of my time and was starting to affect my career (what with arriving late in the mornings, and leaving early all in the name of WoW)... that is when I decided to give a new game that was coming out a shot with one of my friends who felt the same as I did, enter "AGE OF CONAN". I'll save that for another post. Without entering in details I'll sum up by telling you that I went on to get a toon to max level in Age of Conan followed by levelling a toon (actually several toons) to cap lvl in Warhammer Online, and then again in AION.
As you can see, I chased and searched high and low for another MMO that would bring me the same satisfaction that WoW brought me, but to no avail. WoW simply has the product that satisfies the masses and me included, and I simply missed (and still do) the days of getting 39 other people into Ventrilo and coordinating a raid in a Dungeon... the good 'ol days.
So that's where I come from in WoW in a nutshell. Cheers!
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