If you play long enough you realize that ilvl is temporary. Collections are forever.
There are a lot of ways to enjoy the game outside of the traditional pillars and competitive ladders. I’ve ksm’d/mythic raided and I can grind either out if I wanted the rewards enough.
That said the thing about mythic raiding is… ain’t nobody got time for that. They do have some juicy mounts/cosmetics that would look reeeally nice in my collections though.
buying content drags is not “gameplay”…
it’s avoidance of gameplay.
simple and obvious answer: done already one time and want to jump straight into endgame with interesting alts. what’s the mystery there?
if it bothers you; well, not sure what to say except it’s really just the boosting player’s concern. move along; nothing to see here.
Must not have leveled recently. You dont have to go through all the content from previous expansions. Heck you dont even have to do a full expansion to get to 60.
Because I already leveled 9000+ times in X or Y xpac, and REAL LIFE time is infinitely more valuable to me than a video game.
Paid character boost should mark all legacy content as complete.
Real life. I might get 2-3 hrs a week to play.
even if you were to level from 1 to 70/80 now, you would STILL be skipping content unless you just wanted to waste hours upon hours upon hours of doing all the quest lines for the lore of it. That is a players decision and nothing is stopping you from doing that, but I’d much rather just get the level needed to play with the people I actually pay to play with.
never paid for either and never will
The leveling experience is really boring, unchallenging, and doesn’t teach or reward you at all. That’s why people want to skip:
I love leveling, it is first of all lightening fast, and you meet nice people periodically.
I’ve never seen another player since shadowlands basically and there’s no challenge
made me chuckle, ty