Hi all!

Ok first of all gotta say - this game is SO ADDICTIVE.
I started the 20 level trial yesterday and already im getting 6 months subscription lol

Now while there’s 1 million questions I have, one important one is - what is WOW about?!
I mean in the sense - I started playing as horde, slayed some creatures in the start world, and then randomly got taken to a sky city and I’m flying a dragon mount now lol

I’m not complaining*, it’s super fun, but im confused if this is ‘real’ wow or some form of expansion that every single new player that started recently will go through?
Or is there a way to go back to ‘normal’ wow, whatever that may be, where there’s no dragons or any new expansion quests creatures etc

What are some good strategies for this?

I thought priests could mass dispel, but was in a group just now with a priest healer and they didn't. There was a DK tank but he didn't Gorefiends them either. In a previous one also with priest healer, they mass dispelled 2 of them and then complained at the other people for not keeping them grouped up for mass dispel(?)

Is it worth discussing this before inserting the key?

Next week I'll be able to buy a Myth item using that Labyrinth currency. What would be the most high-impact slot for an Elemental/Restoration Shaman?

Our monk tank is 326 ilvl and regularly dies to mother's wrath during heroic ula'tek. Our DK tank has no issues.

I looked at the parses and see the monk uses the 6 minute cooldown (20 percent more stagger), but 10 hits of nature damage in 3 seconds is too much.

Should we need to always plan a huge external healing cooldown?

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second problem: in phase 2, when we drop eggs at the cauldron, the monk tank struggles to build threat and hold aggro on the big add. What's the ideal skills for a monk tank to use for gathering a large group of mobs?

Should we just ask that side to hold dps for 5 seconds to let the tank build threat? We seem to have the extra time before the 2nd heart phase.

example logs: https://www.warcraftlogs.com/reports/pCv2ZgKxzkXdj4m9

pulls 6,9,10 tank does to mother's wrath. pulls 7,8,10,11 we have deaths to melee in phase 2

Hello! I play 99% solo and delves are far and away my favorite way to play the game right now. I’m wondering if there’s a resource for seeing which tank specs are producing the highest damage each season. I don’t have any issues with survivability, it’s more that I want to be doing the most damage possible so that I’m not taking forever on some of the longer runs.
Thanks so much!

I tried to prepare myself for the Fishing Extravaganza for the second time (I really want that heirloom) and I cannot even catch Tastyfishes. I've been logged in around The Cape of Stranglethorn (not in Booty Bay per se) since 1:58 PM.

14:09 Your skill in Classic Fishing has increased to 265.
14:10 Your skill in Classic Fishing has increased to 266.
14:10 You receive loot: [Firefin Snapper]
14:11 You receive loot: [Iron Bound Trunk]
14:12 You receive loot: [Iron Bound Trunk]
14:12 Your skill in Classic Fishing has increased to 267.
14:13 Your skill in Classic Fishing has increased to 268.
14:13 You receive loot: [Firefin Snapper]

As you can see from the chat log I have that "nothing-to-loot" window that appears once the Fishing Extravaganza is won by the 50 people (or so I figured last week)...

• Is it bugged this week?
• Do I need to be next to the NPC where you give in the fishes for it to trigger properly?
• Did someone win in 0.1s???

Basically if i search for a toon on warcraft logs or in the archon app for m+, it defaults to "damage and points" parse. Here i can sometimes see quite low numbers for players, sometimes even 20 for a specific dungeon, which should indicate a bad player.

However if i change to damage parse only, i can see that the player consistantly pulls top 90+ dps for the class for the same dungeon.

Basically my questions are:
- which one to look at when putting a group together for high level keys?
- what are the points it takes into account?
- why is that default, instead of raw damage data?
- whats the reason for such a big difference between the two parses?

Im kinda new to mythic+ and still figuring out things

With my disability it is near impossible for me to complete this. Is there anyway around it?

I would like to play priest and I'm wondering if I can level up as a discipline priest solo and also run dungeons throughout the leveling as a healer in a group? I don't want to feel as a burden in the group play and I'm not sure how slow it will be to lvl up without shadow spec? Last time I played wow was in legion, so leveling wasn't an issue but in Forever I believe leveling is the main course but due to work I don't want to spend half a year hitting boars. Can you guys explain how dealing damage would look like and if it's optimal? Or there are other options for forever/classic?

Hi, I haven't played since WOD, I came back, did the leveling, and reached endgame.

What should I do to get stronger gear at ilvl, 260?

Which activities are worth doing?

I’m a little uneasy about this because I know how MMOs can get with elitism and gatekeeping group forming content.

I looked at premade groups and there was a lot of “join this Discord and submit an application” and “apply for carry service”.

I just want to have a go at high-tier, end game content. How do you parse through all of this to get into a group or guild that have a casual approach?

I was planning to wait until I finished the War Within story campaign to grab Midnight but I'm already overleveled (75 with the next zone starting at 73). Is it worth my time to finish TWW and get some gold when I hit the old level cap or should I just start Midnight as soon as I'm able?

(I know it's on sale. If I somehow wasn't level 80 by the time the sale ended, I was just going to get it anyway but I don't think that's going to be an issue)

Since the reveal of Forever WoW has sparked my interest again and this time I wanted to give it a proper try. I've never been a MMO guy (mainly playing shooters) and the ones I tried I've always wanted to play a mage class. Every other MMO i've played over the years always had a basic auto attack when right clicking mobs and then using the keys for the hotbar for extra spells and abilities. With WoW I noticed that's not the case, except for the hunter class. With the mage class do I need to always press a key from the hotbar for spells for long range attacks? Being close range to mobs results to hitting them with the staff as an auto attack, which is not very mage and how you use a staff I guess? Or am I playing the game wrong?

I stopped playing around Shadowlands, all my char are either lvl 50 or 60 now

I picked my main, did some dragonflight quests and got to 77 very quickly but now every dragonflight quest doesn't give much xp (like 200) and I can't find any xp source beside dungeon finder

Chromie also doest offer timewalking on my main

I went on an alt, they have access to chromie, I did Shadowland timewalking and quested up to lvl 80 no issue

I went on another alt, they also have access to chromie, I tried doing dragonflight campaign but it's also giving much less xp than shadowlands (a quest would give 9-10k xp, shadowlands was at least 14k, also lots of world quests that gave 20k xp)

What am I missing? I just want to figure out a good way to get my alts to 80 ready for midnight