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God I love WoW Classic Hardcore

It is like a totally different game and people are genuinely nice past level 30
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YWNBAW
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>>722574657
WoW isn't a video game.
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>>722575208
>Young Writers Need Bold Ambition Worldwide
I agree, you need to be bold and courageous to succeed as a writer
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>>722574657
I smile every time I see a death message
HC players should fuck off to their own server and stop hogging my mobs
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>>722575208
>Yodeling While Navigating Bavarian Alps Wonderfully
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>>722575591
Is being "bold and courageous" a euphemism for being part of the (((tribe)))?
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>>722574657
mrmmm very true saar i redeeming wow classic now !
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>>722574657
>people are genuinely nice past level 30
I had the opposite experience.

>at lower levels, people do the kindly "jump as they run past you" greeting while buffing you
>help you with fights, heal you, invite for quest kills

>at higher levels, no more friendly buffs, it's mostly just efficiencyfags who have gotten this far
>"DON'T go anywhere fucking NEAR ME" attitude from everyone
>people are bitter and will not help you, they'd even watch you die
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>>722577385
Try playing as a healer, that is how you friendshipmax on hc
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