You know all of the things that mods, CLAIM, they cannot do? I wonder if this account was hacked, and said hacker went on a killing spree. Would they undo the deeds?
Yeah, spend seven months getting max level or seven YEARS getting max level. This feat reflects alot better on the player than it does on the game. I admire your imagination to metagame aswell.Haakong said:A prime example that WoW is a game you play the way YOU want to. *sneaks off to stalk hordies in orgrimmar on my worgen rogue*
Read: not kill, STALK!
I think you're the one who's sore. Seven years of patiently and peacefully doing their own thing. 'Entirely trivial?' Don't be an ass.MiketheBassMan said:People talking about her "beating" WoW by getting to max level with no kills are sorely mistaken. Leveling is a tiny part of the experience, and the vast majority of the game exists in raids. It is certainly impressive, but entirely trivial because there is no way to proceed from there without killing anything.
She/He said that she had been playing WoW for seven years, not working on the character for seven years.Klitch said:To think that this girl/guy spent seven years working towards something that will give her/him a few days of internet fame makes me feel bad.
samsonguy920 said:So, to do this, did s/he start from day one when WoW came out? That seems about the right timeframe for that kind of progression. S/he didn't even get rested experience cred from that, as that only occurs from kills. And only one quest?
Bat Shit Insane.
Just want to make a note here. It didn't take this person 7 years, this feat is impossible pre the latest expansion. The method she used professions/archeology only gave experience after Cataclysm came out. The only way you could get any where near max level before the expansion was through a friend "gifting you levels" but last I checked the only went up to level 60.Klitch said:I find all achievements to be pretty sad. It's as if people think that by accomplishing something in a game they can validate the time they put into it. To think that this girl/guy spent seven years working towards something that will give her/him a few days of internet fame makes me feel bad.felixader said:Why? The last thing that kept me playing WOW was exploring the world.Klitch said:That's both extremely impressive and so very, very sad.
But after a while i realized that anyone can and will foce you to use the awfull, repetetive and boring (in my oppinion of course) battle system, and so i finally quit it.
I realize that the internet fame wasn't the actual goal and we can only speculate as to why this person decided to invest an ungodly amount of time (and money) playing a game contrary to the way the developers intended (I don't think you can argue that). Regardless of how sad this makes me, it's still very impressive and I think it's cool that someone actually did this. I just don't believe that the emotional or mental payoff from reaching that milestone can possibly be worth the investment.
At the most this took 5 months, the method she/he used was available since Dec 7, 2010. And even then who knows if he/she started right off the bat.mooncalf said:Yeah, spend seven months getting max level or seven YEARS getting max level. This feat reflects alot better on the player than it does on the game. I admire your imagination to metagame aswell.Haakong said:A prime example that WoW is a game you play the way YOU want to. *sneaks off to stalk hordies in orgrimmar on my worgen rogue*
Read: not kill, STALK!
I think you're the one who's sore. Seven years of patiently and peacefully doing their own thing. 'Entirely trivial?' Don't be an ass.MiketheBassMan said:People talking about her "beating" WoW by getting to max level with no kills are sorely mistaken. Leveling is a tiny part of the experience, and the vast majority of the game exists in raids. It is certainly impressive, but entirely trivial because there is no way to proceed from there without killing anything.
Says the guy who hit 80 in what, two weeks? Oh the things you shouldn't say on Skype. Hah.norender said:That is true dedication right there. To much for me.
That so? Well color me corrected...Rednog said:At the most this took 5 months, the method she/he used was available since Dec 7, 2010. And even then who knows if he/she started right off the bat.mooncalf said:Yeah, spend seven months getting max level or seven YEARS getting max level. This feat reflects alot better on the player than it does on the game. I admire your imagination to metagame aswell.Haakong said:A prime example that WoW is a game you play the way YOU want to. *sneaks off to stalk hordies in orgrimmar on my worgen rogue*
Read: not kill, STALK!
I think you're the one who's sore. Seven years of patiently and peacefully doing their own thing. 'Entirely trivial?' Don't be an ass.MiketheBassMan said:People talking about her "beating" WoW by getting to max level with no kills are sorely mistaken. Leveling is a tiny part of the experience, and the vast majority of the game exists in raids. It is certainly impressive, but entirely trivial because there is no way to proceed from there without killing anything.
Yeah but thats with killing things. Not grinding and running around and searching for flowers and veins.InnerRebellion said:Says the guy who hit 80 in what, two weeks? Oh the things you shouldn't say on Skype. Hah.norender said:That is true dedication right there. To much for me.
OT: Damn, it took me a month to hit 70...
Or Icarium Lifestealer -- who is essentially Vash the Stampede in a medieval fantasy epic rather than space western(?).Infernai said:Ten bucks says that this Everbloom person is actually Hideo Kojima...or Vash the Stampede.