02-19-2005, 12:16 AM
Thanks for all the responses. I don't think I would ever actually delete the character, short of completely leaving the game. I was thinking more on the line of a virtual delete, removing him from any kind of play rotation. There are still things I am looking forward to at 60 though.
I am looking forward to battlegrounds. I tried a little PvE PvP last night and it was good for a giggle but will probably be something I only want to do in a more organized fashion. We took a small party into Crossroads. They were either tipped off by the rogue that passed us on the road (you could see he knew something was up) or there were already a handful of capped characters already there. We got through the guards at the entrance before we were laid into by the players. My biggest problem was that I didn't have a chance. Admittedly, I wasn't prepared. I should had mixed up some detect invisibility/stealth. I would get off one or two shots before being taken down by the rogues that I couldn't see. They would instantly stun me and begin to slice me up into gnome nuggets. Giving it more consideration today, there are things I would do differently but I don't know if I will really pursue it much pre-battlegrounds.
I am looking forward to doing, at least a few times, those parts of instances that can be done with a party. For high end instances, I have only been in parts of BRD with some of the Lurkers and have peeked inside the entrance of Stratholme(?). I don't know that I am interested in full on raids though. I can only imagine them being on the edge of chaos. Part of that is probably related to my real life personality. I am not anti-social. I would say that I might be called "limited social" for lack of a better way to put it. I am not one to be in crowds of any type. A party, to me, is not wall to wall people. It is an intimate gathering of a few select people. Even large numbers of family and friends in one place make me uneasy. Maybe it's my ego, but I want to be able to contribute, not just be part of the background noise. I want to have importance to those I'm with and I just don't see that in a raid. I am no more important to the outcome than is an individual zerg in a zerg rush.
I still have some areas to fully explore, although they are few in number. Most maps are completely clear of fog of war. I may, at some point, take a journey through each and every land just to see if I can turn up any quests waiting for me. For exploring, my hopes lie in Blizzard opening up the area I like to think of as "third continent yet to be named".
I will end up playing my other characters more. However, Lochnar is me. The other characters are just alts. I will never have the same wow factor with them that I have with my main. He will always be available to join any Lurkers that express an interest/need. Just as in real life, I get no greater pleasure than when I can help others. I am big on what is often called "warm fuzzy".
I am looking forward to battlegrounds. I tried a little PvE PvP last night and it was good for a giggle but will probably be something I only want to do in a more organized fashion. We took a small party into Crossroads. They were either tipped off by the rogue that passed us on the road (you could see he knew something was up) or there were already a handful of capped characters already there. We got through the guards at the entrance before we were laid into by the players. My biggest problem was that I didn't have a chance. Admittedly, I wasn't prepared. I should had mixed up some detect invisibility/stealth. I would get off one or two shots before being taken down by the rogues that I couldn't see. They would instantly stun me and begin to slice me up into gnome nuggets. Giving it more consideration today, there are things I would do differently but I don't know if I will really pursue it much pre-battlegrounds.
I am looking forward to doing, at least a few times, those parts of instances that can be done with a party. For high end instances, I have only been in parts of BRD with some of the Lurkers and have peeked inside the entrance of Stratholme(?). I don't know that I am interested in full on raids though. I can only imagine them being on the edge of chaos. Part of that is probably related to my real life personality. I am not anti-social. I would say that I might be called "limited social" for lack of a better way to put it. I am not one to be in crowds of any type. A party, to me, is not wall to wall people. It is an intimate gathering of a few select people. Even large numbers of family and friends in one place make me uneasy. Maybe it's my ego, but I want to be able to contribute, not just be part of the background noise. I want to have importance to those I'm with and I just don't see that in a raid. I am no more important to the outcome than is an individual zerg in a zerg rush.
I still have some areas to fully explore, although they are few in number. Most maps are completely clear of fog of war. I may, at some point, take a journey through each and every land just to see if I can turn up any quests waiting for me. For exploring, my hopes lie in Blizzard opening up the area I like to think of as "third continent yet to be named".
I will end up playing my other characters more. However, Lochnar is me. The other characters are just alts. I will never have the same wow factor with them that I have with my main. He will always be available to join any Lurkers that express an interest/need. Just as in real life, I get no greater pleasure than when I can help others. I am big on what is often called "warm fuzzy".
Lochnar[ITB]
Freshman Diablo
"I reject your reality and substitute my own."
"You don't know how strong you can be until strong is the only option."
"Think deeply, speak gently, love much, laugh loudly, give freely, be kind."
"Talk, Laugh, Love."
Freshman Diablo
"I reject your reality and substitute my own."
"You don't know how strong you can be until strong is the only option."
"Think deeply, speak gently, love much, laugh loudly, give freely, be kind."
"Talk, Laugh, Love."