The trios of player stereotypes in WOW

People in those towns must be relieved when Blizzard announces the new expansion. They know they can get on with their lives. Stopped grinding all rep once revered, put the grinds to exalt on the To-Do list. I'm all dailied-out. Mark me down as another player that loved the "Welcome to the Machine" quest for WOW gold. The trios of player stereotypes that come along are... well, Johnny "Awesome." I've often wondered about the lot of not only the daily questgiver-think about those poor souls on the Molten Front, eternally fighting the battle against Ragnaros that we already won-but about the poor saps that live in the areas where you quest.

 

Let's take as an example Jotunheim in Iceccrown, during Wrath, here comes one of those pesky adventurers to kill 15 of you, plant Ebon Blade banners in your bodies, and run away. But let's say you survive that and graduate to riding on one of the local proto-drakes...nope, you're being shot down incessantly by your own harpoons by those damned pesky adventurers, the bastards! Fine, you say, I'm going home! No, that won't work unless I choose to buy WOW gold first; those pesky adventurers have been stealing proto-drakes and are burning your town down.

 

In terms of the Klaxxi or Golden Lotus dailies... they're alright -- nothing of the same caliber though. I remember doing that quest with a friend. As I remember, it was very confusing and frustrating. I think it was mainly due to our frenetic pace of grinding. My poor Tauren never gets to stop and smell the roses ... even the wilted ones near the Forsaken. I put down "Welcome to the Machine" as the 2 quest in an article of 12 Can't Miss World of Warcraft Quests and WOW gold that I collaborated on with a friend. Check it out and let me know what you agree/disagree with.

 

I love listening to the Klaxxi talk to each other. Especially the one who wants to vivisect and investigate the genetic makeup of Skeer. I love the background discussions between NPCs in the Klaxxi daily hub. In particular the one is involving the manipulator. Kaz'tik says: And I am just saying, Dissector, that you do not appear to possess any resistance to sonic manipulation. How would you like to suddenly become "intrigued" by your own thorax? I bet your skilled hands could perform a self-vivisection in mere seconds if they were properly compelled.

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