U.S. "World of Warcraft" Players Level To 85 In Alternative Way

Online, April 15, 2011 (Newswire.com) - World of Warcraft players said that they have not much to do after the full level, in addition to the evening guild activities, playing arena, what they do is practicing the lower character. When it comes to level lower character, players from EU wow expand a variety of upgrade ways. A player called Gutrot rose 70 wearing only a guild tabard. While the other players named Noor rose to 70 without killing a monster, he chose the tasks that do not require to kill any monsters (mostly the task of passing objects.)

However, the above ways completely mean nothing for the player named Everbloom. The Night Elf Druid Feathermoon U.S. server rose to 85 and even didn't do a task, even a monster. He served in the U.S. forum brief description of their upgrade process.

He said: "I am both wary of each map as mining, herbs, and the archaeological work, I tried to collect the whole experience of exploration on every map. In so doing, you will in another very interesting way of observing the world, and you are playing as much as possible their potential. To get to experience of exploration, I will not miss even a small reef in the sea water, must swim up to try . There are some maps I'd ride flying mounts to fly far away as possible. If you like to explore in this game, I strongly suggest you in a similar manner to explore the world as much as possible. "

However, Blizzard seems unwilling to submit that person's crazy experiences, and that the characters they found from Everbloom records, he had a copy of 5 had a task to complete. To this end, Everbloom said there is indeed a matter, but was a accident, he received only one invitation tournament, which did not mandate the process.

In all the upgrade process for Everbloom to 85, he has only recorded 25 deaths, including a fall dead. Many players said Everbloom U.S. server operation Forum is really sharp, with patience and wisdom to complete the almost impossible task for vast majority of players.