Is there any deep guide to classes and specs (which to select )? I'ven't wow tbc classic gold
played for ages and for me it was a big surprise that a shaman has a
spec where you are literally rogue. And differences between this spec vs
this spec when it comes to healing, tanking, dpsing. Is playing
Alliance that bad? Because it seems Horde has better PvE, more people,
etc.. Is there some incentive to play with Alliance? Which server to
choose? When picking one should I look at server location? So I'm from
EU, so obviously EU, but does this matter for my own ping whether I
choose the London waiter or the Frankfurt one when I am from Poland? Is
Shadowlands doing something with Horde vs Alliance balance? Are there
going to be split PvE and PvP from the new growth?
Frankly horde
and alliance isn't important at all in my view unless you're a hardcore
player. You are able to find a guild and WOW players that do all kinds
of content on each faction. 99% of WOW players won't be deeply affected
by faction option, again in my view. There's a lot of sound around
faction imbalance in part since the loudest voices are WOW players that
are impacted by it.
Concerning class choice, now is a fantastic
time to try out lots of courses. It's possible to level so fast with the
XP increase which you may find a feeling of what a class is like within
a couple of hours. Get to, say, level 40 and run a few dungeons and
you're going to know if it feels great enough that you'd love to
continue. You might also list your parameters here in order to find some
advice, or have a look at a site like icy-veins. Com and read their
manuals. It's going to mostly rely on your course fantasy as every tank
may do just fine at casual to content, same with healers and dps. I
would not say enhancement is'literally fictitious' at all, by the way,
but I get what you are saying.
As for server choice, pick to you if you're really concerned about ping but it does not matter much. I have played lots of time to east shore servers and hardly noticed a huge difference and I play with with a west coast server although I live in NA. For which realms possess a good Polish people in the event you care about that May want to search. Just choose a busy server (at least Medium population) should you want to make certain you get a fantastic economy and busy cities around both factions. Gathering professions are easy to level as you move together if you collect. But hoping to encourage your production profession by yourself is a little naive. I mean you can, but it'll take a lot more time to get it leveled. If you're looking to make a personality motif that"does it ", then I'd take Potions, bud selecting, cooking (you'd be astounded at what great fans you'll be able to escape food) and fishing. I find fishing hit or miss though. Before becoming bored, I will never sit for long periods. But a good amount of recipes include something from fishing. You think itd be workable to perform engineering and alchemy at the same time? Or would a person's bank break? Especially for a player with a single character so far. Will level up then, my priest too possibly a Druid and/or shaman. I like buy WOW Burning Crusade Classic Gold healer classes having among each sounds attractive. Trying to stick to a and chief it. So that is why profession option seems a bit important to me even if it's not that important.I haven't checked out technology considerably lately. That has been trendy, but not always useful. The engineer I'd took a while to flat and I recall it being on the top side of average price to level. Not mat although expensive shortage was a problem. 
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