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New around here? WoW Rookie points WoW’s newest players to the basics of a good start in the World of Warcraft . V isit WoW.com’s WoW Rookie Guide for links to all our tips, tricks and how-to’s. Your evil plan has come to fruition: your significant other, best buddy, school pal or co-worker has finally confessed an interest in playing World of Warcraft . Send your buddy a Recruit-A-Friend invitation, and let the bodies hit the floor . You’re about to cut a mean swath through Azeroth while enjoying some sweet side benefits: 300% XP bonus for both you and your recruit (when grouped) 10% reputation bonus for you and your recruit The ability to summon one another to each other’s locations across the world 30 levels of “free” XP from your recruit, granted to any of your lower-level veteran characters A free month of game time for every recruit who upgrades to a retail account The ever-so-sweet, exclusive Zhevra mount for one of your characters, once your recruit pays for 60 days’ worth of game time Continue reading WoW Rookie: Recruit-a-Friend Filed under: Tips , Features , Leveling , WoW Rookie , Alts WoW Rookie: Recruit-a-Friend originally appeared on WoW.com on Thu, 26 Nov 2009 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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This is one of the few forum threads of late that has given me hope in mankind rather than the other way around. Jastiri of Antonidas started a thread asking players what the last nice thing they did for another player was , and relates his/her own tale of running into a new level-15 player who had saved 20 silver and materials to pay a tailor to make 6-slot bags. This “just about broke my heart,” Jastiri wrote, who then made the newbie five 16-slot bags and offered 10 gold. The player thanked him/her for the bags but didn’t accept the gold, insisting that the bags were gift enough and that he/she intended to pay Jastiri back for them eventually as well. How can you not love that? The whole thread’s full of little gems like that that, and was lovely to read. Share the wealth, readers — what have you done lately for other players? Filed under: Odds and ends , Humor , Forums Doing something nice for other players originally appeared on WoW.com on Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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This is one of the few forum threads of late that has given me hope in mankind rather than the other way around. Jastiri of Antonidas started a thread asking players what the last nice thing they did for another player was , and relates his/her own tale of running into a new level-15 player who had saved 20 silver and materials to pay a tailor to make 6-slot bags. This “just about broke my heart,” Jastiri wrote, who then made the newbie five 16-slot bags and offered 10 gold. The player thanked him/her for the bags but didn’t accept the gold, insisting that the bags were gift enough and that he/she intended to pay Jastiri back for them eventually as well. How can you not love that? The whole thread’s full of little gems like that that, and was lovely to read. Share the wealth, readers — what have you done lately for other players? Filed under: Odds and ends , Humor , Forums Doing something nice for other players originally appeared on WoW.com on Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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New around here? WoW Rookie points WoW’s newest players to the basics of a good start in the World of Warcraft . Send us a note to suggest a WoW Rookie topic, and be sure to v isit WoW.com’s WoW Rookie Guide for links to all our tips, tricks and how-to’s. WoW Rookie has already answered the first question asked by so many new players when they realize “You know, I think I’d like to have my own characters and my own account — but will my computer run WoW ?” This week, we’ll burrow into the next level: “We’ve been engaged for months now. I’m in love, I’m committed, I’m of legal age (level 80, baby!) and I’m ready to drop some cash. What should I be looking for in a computer system to settle down in?” If you’re not into PvP, you may have missed PvP specialist Zach Yonzon ’s excellent series this summer on gearing up for PvP. But wait — this is no in-game gear guide. Surprise! It’s a look at the best hardware for running World of Warcraft . Whether you enjoy PvP or PvE content, here’s a look at the gear that’ll deliver the eye-popping, mind-blowing, mouse-clicking madness you crave for endgame WoW performance. Continue reading WoW Rookie: A computer to love WoW with Filed under: Tips , Features , WoW Rookie , Hardware WoW Rookie: A computer to love WoW with originally appeared on WoW.com on Tue, 29 Sep 2009 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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