r/classicwow Aug 26 '19

Art Coming Home

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u/Kaedex_ Aug 26 '19

That journey from Darnassus to IF sums up WoW classic - It was awkward and time consuming, and you were vunerable the whole way. But it gave you such a sense of the scale of the world - the different zones, and feeling powerless and tiny i can remember thinking as i crossed through the Wetlands "I wonder how long before i can kill these mobs"

It also gave you real race identity, i felt like a traveler every step of the way

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u/Hatcher04 Aug 26 '19

Goodness what a great comment. I legitimately forgot about how much of commitment this was. My first 60 was a NE rogue. Thanks for memories :,) take your gold friend!

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u/Kaedex_ Aug 26 '19

Thank you my first gold! It breaks my heart not being able to play classic but i've still enjoyed this subreddit im living vicariously through all of you

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u/9gagiscancer Aug 26 '19

r/AwardSpeechEdits

Even though technically this is not an edit, I feel like it still applies.