Oh cool. thank you
I usually take 4 hours myself. I am also hunting rares also.
It was maybe 4 hours of work BEFORE the nerfs.
In order to avoid triggering some people I specifically have tried to limit the use of that harmless term.
Sometimes when I am especially furious while making a post I canāt help but say that but as I said I try to limit itās use.
Yes, I did everything, except the jumping puzzle that I could not figure out (took me a couple days and even a you tube video to find the spot to start the jump) and the uncrossed wires where even after watching stupid videos I canāt figure out how to do. I did randomly hit things once on that quest for about 45 minutes. I wonāt be doing that again.
I do every world quest, regular quest and daily quest. I fish. I kill rares when I see the little star thingy.
I have a hard time finding things but the newer marking helps. (I had days where I spent more than 7 hours.) I die a lot so running back is frequent and sometimes I canāt find my corpse. I have had to use the spirit rez fairly often-either because I canāt find my corpse or more often because there are so many mobs I die and die again.
I am averaging about a dozen deaths a day. I was going to count them for todayās post but there was a quest where you had to get on this big elemental thing and that died a dozen times before I finished that quest (you had to stomp cannons and monsters of some sort) so that threw off my count.
Thanks! That is my first stop this morning!!
Posting in a Rastlin thread where he once again shows his laziness and lack of commitment to earning anything and expects Blizzard to just give him what he wants.
I literally completed all the Mechagon and Nazājatar dailies in around 3 hours, give or take half an hour, on my shaman, who isnāt that well geared. If I can get them done in that amount of time, you can too.
Not alone, Iām in the same boat, itās pretty much because of the Mechagon daily world quest that rewards 850 rep. Thereās no Nazājatar equivalent for that.
Yeah, Iāve spent 7 hours in Nazjatar and Mechagon before, but that wasnāt just doing the daily stuff. That takes maybe 40 minutes tops for each zone. Even less since the nerfs.
Everytime the OP makes a thread, an elemental gets its wings. I even think I saw Thrall shed a tear.
Bornakk wasting time in a Rastlin topic is a slap in the face!
Manā¦saw the Jumping Jellies quest for the first time last night, due to all the posts about it, thought it would be mad hard.
Took me about 30 secondsā¦fell off once. Fun quest should be more like that.
Never had an issue with the jumping one. Just turn the mouse where u want ur character to look and youre good
IQ 9000!!!
Anyone who follows my posts can attest that I made all these suggestions (and many more) that Blizzard implemented.
Indeed I have given many great suggestions that improve this game over the years.
Did you give the one that made dailyās take you 7 hours? Bad move on your part Rasty
It takes me about 4 hours to clear all the world quests and daily quests in nazjatar and mechagon but I really wish I had more time to pour into mechagon
I am like 3000 ahead with Rustbolt over Naz, mostly because I like Mechagon, and hate Naz
Mechagon rep is so much faster with the 850 daily wq
My rustbolt is significantly ahead of my unshackledā¦
That 7 hours to do dailies means they crunched the numbers and came up with wanting you to log in for 1 hour 7 days a week. The problem with that formula is not everyone wants to spend their entire hour rep-grinding but if they donāt, they wonāt be able to stay at a reasonable level of progression.
Anyone who follows my posts can attest that I made all these suggestions (and many more) that Blizzard implemented.
Indeed I have given many great suggestions that improve this game over the years.
Itās a wonder they havenāt hired you yet. Iām sure itās because they donāt want you to show up and start making everyone else look bad on your very first day.
You might consider retaining a civil rights attorney; Blizzard might be discriminating against your obvious intellect.