I would imagine that I will slow down as I get higher, but for now I'm digging it 
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I would imagine that I will slow down as I get higher, but for now I'm digging it
The light that burns twice as bright, burns half as long. 
But seriously, don't let anyone put you off. Just because they've given up doesn't mean you should. It's good to get to a nice high level before burning out. We all burn out though. Well, most of us 
Like any MMO, the levelling aspect of the game isn't the priority forever. You can get to a level range that const*tutes "good enough". It's called the endgame, and whilst it sounds awful, it's the point at which you're meant to be able to focus on other aspects of your character: trading, questing, etc. We mightn't have that lot entirely mastered here, which is why they moan, but the act of burning out from grinding is entirely natural and to be expected.
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Edited 2 time(s). Last edited by Cyberkilla @ Fri Nov 2 20:20:27 EDT 2012
The last game I played like this I didn't burn out...the game ended before I got to my personal goals. I tend to be OCD about stuff like this. I enjoy repet*tive mind numbing tasks. Mainly cause they don't require alot of interactivity on my part. I love games that are statistic based and numbers type of games. Using numbers are easy ways to gauge your achievements so to speak. My job requires alot of energy once the inmates are awake, so I like to relax until that point (6 am roughly) so from midnight til I 6am I'm on here attacking. There's only so much reading you can do. My wife b***hes all the time about my office being so full of books
In all reality I don't let negativity encourage me, I'm just trying to get a rise out of people one way or another, I figure if I can get people stirred it might make some more action around here
In all reality I don't let negativity encourage me, I'm just trying to get a rise out of people one way or another, I figure if I can get people stirred it might make some more action around here
That's why I think shorter compet*tion periods might be better. You can arrange to be available for a few hours, or a weekend, but for an entire month, it's nearly impossible 
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