I hear ya. It’s like waiting for Crudlord to type something that doesn’t make you say “name checks out”.
Having to be a sweaty player in order to hit first lock out (and also find a decent guild) has in some ways been fun, and in other ways been stressful because of how much needs to be prepped ahead of time.
It is the freshest content for this server. Dope.
But that’s not what they said. I literally quoted what they said. No worries, hagn.
You need a better understanding of context clues.
By your logic, if someone came up to you and said “hey they’re building a new Sonic downtown” you would respond with “Sonic isn’t new they have one in the next town over”
I am 41, so I’d like it to be delayed. But I don’t really care that much tbh.
So you aren’t even half way there.
No. But it’s not so there’s no point talking about it imo
/played wise I am almost half way. XP wise I am not. I think 47 is half way on XP. But 40-60 goes way faster than 1-40 due to access to mount n not needing to juggle between 200 different zones. In any case I am very casual these days.
44 is half way time wise. Levels start to take way longer per each level.
IN the late 50s it’s 3-5 hrs a level.
How would I know? I’ve only done it around ~60 to 70 times in the past 18 years 
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Thanks for this new and riveting information.
you understand you will be BEHIND in gear if you miss lockouts, right? maybe it’s over your head but no one cares about MC gear in AQ, they care about getting perdition’s blade first lockout
This is why hardcore mode is fun. It’s harder to get enough people to clear it because most havent even hit 60 yet. 
No one cares what a tbc player wants. Imagine leveling to 60 now to prep for tbc when it’s over 18 months away.
wym that badly? it’s a big deal whether or not you get first lockout loot
youre ahead of pvp and parses/speed run for the whole phase which is the entire game
God you are full of misinformation.
Newsflash! No one also cares what you want.
Why does missing resets matter?
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Why though? What a strange thing to care about.