09-22-2008, 12:01 PM
I do think that when I level, if it's a new class, or even a class I already know, but I want to take another spec, leveling at a slow pace is the best way to master that style by the time you reach 70, or soon, 80.
For example, I wanted a trapper, a Survival hunter. Everyone was telling me Survival is a struggle until you reach at least 60, but whatever. I started a troll hunter and started putting points in the tree from day one. People were 'lulz survival hunter at 39' when I went in to PvP, despite always being in the top three for damage, and having the least deaths.
Basically, I find that unless you've already mastered a class, it's probably best to take the leveling slow and get a feel for each tier of the skills until you reach 70, that way you'll know the class in and out, rather then having a half knowledge about it, and learning as you go at that level.
But that's just me. I still like to get run throughs of instances for sweet lootz.
For example, I wanted a trapper, a Survival hunter. Everyone was telling me Survival is a struggle until you reach at least 60, but whatever. I started a troll hunter and started putting points in the tree from day one. People were 'lulz survival hunter at 39' when I went in to PvP, despite always being in the top three for damage, and having the least deaths.
Basically, I find that unless you've already mastered a class, it's probably best to take the leveling slow and get a feel for each tier of the skills until you reach 70, that way you'll know the class in and out, rather then having a half knowledge about it, and learning as you go at that level.
But that's just me. I still like to get run throughs of instances for sweet lootz.
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