Why would you want someone else to play a game for you?

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9-29-2007 @ 3:30PM

dpoyesac said...

The problem with power-leveling is it leads to too many "L2P" moments. It's often hard to notice, but there are lots of quests and goals that are designed to teach essential class skills -- and nt just class-specific quests. Take the godawful Samophlange in the Barrens -- it's a stupid, annoying little quest that bugs the bejesus out of me. But ever time I play a new class, that quest teaches me the differences each class needs to be aware of when pulling those little Venture Co. miners.

But on the plus side -- PvP against power-leveled paladins is probably substantially easier than against players who know their class. So I can heartily recommend that all Alliance thinking of rolling a Paladin should use power-leveling services.

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