Wow, World of Warcraft is a fast-starting game. I’ve already completed several quests and have another couple for when I log in probably tonight or tomorrow morning.

In just a couple hours of play, I’m already level 5.

I’m not telling anyone my character’s name or server until I’m at least level 15. I need to play the game myself, not be twinked to all end. (Though I didn’t realize until the icons started blinking that someone buffed me at some point.)

I will say I rolled a Night Elf hunter, short blue hair. Oh, and I just scared the crap out of myself climbing that stupid tree to find my trainers. lol THAT is too much like Kelethin for my tastes.

Anyway, yes, I am definately here to stay. ^^;;

@ Theresa: I hope you’re right, because I think this is what I needed. I can’t afford to slack off school.

@ Tiffy: OMG! Hi!! Oh yeah, it kind of surprised me how fast the actual game started. I was expecting some of the same things from EQ, talk to the trainer first, then find my way to the newbie grounds, yadda yadda yadda.

(As sung to the William Tell Overture)

I’m an idiot.
I’m an idiot.
I’m an idiot.
I’m an idiot.
I’m an ID-III-OT!

(repeat as necessary)

I’m-joining-WoW-plz-kick-me-in-the-rear!

*sigh* Yes, within a few weeks after switching to second shift my resolve to not play another MMO until college is done has completely crumbled. The reason? Two of my coworkers play WoW. Oh, and there’s anime fans on that shift too. Yeah, ended up in a Naruto (manga) discussion the other night.

Yes, if you heard an unexplained crumbling noise that was me and my willpower — cracking under the pressure.

*whine* I should know better! (But - Oh, I’ve been missing EQ so bad lately.)

What’s a girl to do?