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[FullMetal]

I feel like playing wow.
Give me details on where to start etc.
What server. what class and will SG be playing much.

[Desum]

Hah... not to be rude but there are better things to waste money on than WoW.

Coming from someone who plays Runescape, that gave me a good lol.

And to FM:

If you want to start with a lot of SG friends to play with, then go on the server that their guild is in(Can't remember, but should be around in the WoW section). Pick an easy class to start out with(Warrior, Paladin, Hunter, Rogue, Warlock. Not that mages, priests, etc are hard, but for people just starting/just getting back they're bad classes to start with.) If you don't want to go with SG's guild/server, then shoot for a medium population. Low population=never getting a group for an instance, bg, etc and high population=never playing the game, period.

[Tcp-Kill]

Bleeding Hollow, Horde.

Me and crimbez are there, and i think toxin or someone else.

[ScubaToaster]

Thanks for the hate comment... did I say I play it anymore though?

[kamrinjacobs]

Hoe to start WoW
1. First you are going to want to obtain a copy of the game World of Warcraft, which can be done at most electronic stores but I recommend Walmart. Before this step you can also go to "]www.worldofwarcraft.com" and download a 10 day free trial to see if you like the game. If you do not want to go to a store to buy the game you can head online to "www.direct2drive.com" where you can buy the game right online and download it. Wherever you get the game it will come with 30 days of play time included.
2. To get started on your adventures in World of Warcraft you are going to need to install the game. If you have a CD copy you will want to put the first disc in the CD drive of your computer and the game will pop up and ask if you want to create an account or install the game. If you click on create account it will take you to the World of Warcraft create account website and take you step by step through the process. You will need a credit or debit card to authorize the account but it will not be charged until your first 30 days of free play time are up. You will also need the CD key or account key from inside the box or in the email you were sent after buying the game online. Remember your username and password as you will need it often to log into the game. After your account is created make sure you install the game, it will take about an hour to install.
3. To log into the game for the first time, double click on the World of Warcraft icon on your desktop. This will bring you to a log in screen where you type your username and password. This is where you need to choose your realm. When it suggests a realm click okay unless one of your friends already plays, then you would want to find out what realm they play on so you can join them too. After choosing a realm you will be at the character select screen. Click the create character button and choose between horde or alliance for a faction, then you get to choose your race which include dwarf, gnome, night elf, or human for alliance or troll, tauren, undead, or orc for the horde. You can also choose from Blood elf or Draenei if you buy the expansion. You now need to choose a class which is dependent on what race you chose. At the bottom of your class selection there are some customization choices for your character and a slot for you to name your character. After this is all done click accept. You are now ready to play World of Warcraft. Double click on your character or just click the enter realm button.

[Pulse]

I feel like playing wow.
Give me details on where to start etc.
What server. what class and will SG be playing much.

Server, whatever. If you want to play with SG I think bleeding Hallow is the most populated. And class is more complicated, firstly do you want to mainly PvP (Player Vs Player) or PvE (Player Vs Environment I.E Raid/Dungeons) or both, due to the fact that you might enjoy a role in PvP. Secondly, I basically look at it as 4 choices TANK = (Paladin, Warrior, Death Knight (which you can't make yet) or Druid. HEALER = (Priest, Shaman, Paladin, or Druid), Melee DPS (Damage Per Second I.E Damagers) = Warrior, Paladin, Death Knight, Druid, Shaman, or Rogue. Finally Ranged DPS = (Mage, Warlock, Druid, Shaman, Priest, or Hunter)
If I missed some classes sorry.

I recommend making a Druid, Shaman or Paladin if you are unsure only because they have the most options in specs, while making for example a rogue, you only have one role to fill.

Good Luck with the choices.