It's that time again -- we're in
the slump right before the expansion, when people get bored of playing, no one wants to reroll another character because new options are just around the corner, and there's a general sense of apathy around the game. Why play what we've got when the new and shiny is almost here? Fortunately, this time seems a little better than last time -- lots of guilds are still rolling through the endgame, and there's still lots to do, from
Arena to battlegrounds to reputation and daily quest grinding.
Fortunately, Part Time Druid has some good ideas about
how to "fight WoW apathy," just in case you can't think of any yourself. PvP and
money farming are in here (those are goals that are practically never ending for sure), and the time-tested idea of going back and
finding refreshment in an old alt is a good idea as well. But there are some more original ideas in here as well:
helping out lowbies (whether they be 16 or 61) is a good idea, and organizing for five mans might be the best idea. With the daily Heroic quest, there's no better time than now to find four friends who want badges and gold, and set up a regular weekly or even daily time to run a Heroic instance.
Let's be honest: we're going to at least be waiting a whole summer for this expansion, if not a few months after that. Might as well make the most of it -- set some goals now and get productive (or go try out
Age of Conan, we're not picky), and the boat to Northrend will be loading before you know it.
Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Fan stuff, Virtual selves, Odds and ends, The Burning Crusade, Leveling, Making money, Alts
Nov 17th 2009 at 3:00PM 
Let's get it on... again! Yes, while 
