Hi Bolty!
I was wondering: You say that you're playing a Gnome Mage and that you die too often. I haven't seen or played the WOW beta, and I have no clue about the game statistics either, but could it be that (little) GNOME Mages have simply a weaker physical constitution (hitpoints, strength etc) than, for example, HUMAN or TAUREN Mages? Or does this weakness apply generally to ALL Mage classes, no matter what the race is?
And a question about the "elite quest" comes to mind: You say that your team spent 3 hours on the difficult elite quest before you finally had to give up. What if you all, or just one party member, suddenly gets a connection interrupt after 2.5 hours? Are there any waypoints, townportals etc to get back to the point where you were, or in case you all get an interrupt, does the (instanced) game stay up for a while and is there any way to get back then? What if the (instanced) game simply crashes after 2.5 hours? Are all the efforts lost then? I mean 2.5 hours spent is a lot of time, and it would be awful if there is no way back :)
I was wondering: You say that you're playing a Gnome Mage and that you die too often. I haven't seen or played the WOW beta, and I have no clue about the game statistics either, but could it be that (little) GNOME Mages have simply a weaker physical constitution (hitpoints, strength etc) than, for example, HUMAN or TAUREN Mages? Or does this weakness apply generally to ALL Mage classes, no matter what the race is?
And a question about the "elite quest" comes to mind: You say that your team spent 3 hours on the difficult elite quest before you finally had to give up. What if you all, or just one party member, suddenly gets a connection interrupt after 2.5 hours? Are there any waypoints, townportals etc to get back to the point where you were, or in case you all get an interrupt, does the (instanced) game stay up for a while and is there any way to get back then? What if the (instanced) game simply crashes after 2.5 hours? Are all the efforts lost then? I mean 2.5 hours spent is a lot of time, and it would be awful if there is no way back :)
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