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dude this is hype

I had no idea that you could lock your levels in WoW and I have played since Vanilla. I was wanting to do a challenge similar to this one, but I didn't know how to do about overleveling. I subbed and I am looking forward to more vods!

Please please please continue this series!! Wow doesn’t have enough good content creators that make really interesting and unique challenge series so please continue this!! ❤

Will be interesting to see how you juggle professions to make the very most out of buffs, enchants, potions etc.. You'll surely need every edge you can as content gets more difficult solo.

Shouldn't they update the Troll starting zone?

lmao i saw this video and immediately went "uh, yeah?" cause i play blood dk lmfao. you can solo pretty much anything, including all dungeons. interesting that you didn't pick tank classes, though. however, if you dont want to "cheat" and get the level boost... yeah, druid. bear tank is OP, and you get all three specs in one.

reminds me of Rath's FF14 solo challenge :D i love these type of content <3 i have a fun challenge for you. Try to get to level 70 (or 80 for TWW) by only killing boars (of any kind) xD

hey man why don't we create a guild and a new way of playing retail by doing all the expansions little by little?

I have some Tips for you: now u cant solo raids without overleveling and ofc Not current raids

You could solo darkmoon faire, maybe the rabbit will be impossible but moonfang would probably be possible maybe

Love this - super chill

0:02 well yeah i did it the whole time right now XD

I quite like this challenge! Looking forward to more videos on it

This reminds me of lvl 20 twinks that solo content while unsubbed to wow. Using loot with sockets (which I bet would be good for your challenge) as well as some funky enchants from different expansions.

Admittedly, I am somehow surprised people took to the solo challenge for WoW. In hindsight I should've figured that Rath's exploits would be considered far and wide across MMOs

This seems really interesting and chill challenge. Im thinking doing the same now!

I liked this style of content. More please :D

Finished my first two solo dungeons today, blackfathom deeps and wailing caverns as an arms warrior. Very interesting gameplay wise since there's a lot of elites within the dungeon and some mob groups can be quite tough, especially with casters that deal a lot of damage. The Druids of the claw deal more damage with their lightning bolts than the bosses which is really weid 😅. Going at it with level 59 as part of my "completing all quests" journey. (Level 60 scales down all pre-dragonflight content to 30 so you one shot everything.)

This is really entertaining keep going dude :)

A whole new way to play WoW!

thank you, this is very helpful

Great vid, cannot wait to see the whole story :) !

Dude i have the attention span of a 2 year old GIRL and I watch your videos as soon they pop in my feed. Keep on this excellent content!

in new expansion will be 100% yes cuz of end content u will able get heroic raid gear from solo content :D

Nice video, keep up the good work! 👊

Great video...that's all!

I really enjoyed your MOP Remix solo and this is going to be so much fun to watch!

This looks interesting

That Verdan bug is really interesting me. I can only imagine it being some very old interaction to make the boss not actually hit that hard by healing you back up by a percentage or a flat amount but not showing it in the log. He was the first tank buster you'd encounter back in classic afterall.

Should try some m+ as a new player :D

good one. we should just all be nice together and it would be awesome❤ we are all humans with different stories. respect them all

I think that toxic stuff starts in Mythic + 😅

last time I kicked someone was because they joined a dungeon, only to sit at the entrance and said "Gonna go get me some coffee, be right back" 5 minutes later still nothing. So I removed him. He was lucky I waited that long. You don't join up for a dungeon, then when you join tell everyone you won't be helping for a bit cause you're gonna go get a sub from subway real quick or a coffee. Aside from people trying to get free levels, I usually don't kick unless...someone starts out he dungeon being toxic. Trying to tell everyone what to do, getting nasty, asking why we did something ect.

Hey I'm wondering why are you upgrading green items, they don't have primary stat on them? Maybe I'm misunderstanding something Edit: Btw, I think Solo dan is a really fun series, maybe you can make solo Dan try to solo live content too or last season raids?

1:55 Ahh i remember when I first played one of the first things I did was ask a troll how he was dancing. It was fun going around asking players not knowing what to do.

As someone who finished all the achievements in MoP remix just yesterday, albeit not solo, I can only wish you luck for mythic SoO. It's wise that you decided for now to skip it xD

Nobody cares about classic

To echo people here, it's usually max level or any competitive area where I've found the toxic behavior. But as a couple others here have said, Remix had a surprising amount of it. I have seen people kicked from dungeons and scenarios because they didn't seem to know what to do. I found it absolutely laughable because they weren't even needed to kill the bosses, we were so overpowered. In two cases it happened so fast I couldn't even vote no.

One huge thing I would like to see along with the Bronze for people who like questing is the Threads of Experience. If you just quest through and don't do the raids, your cloak will have a very low XP level. So I would love to see a way to actually get more threads.

Everyone: How the hell is he gonna solo Galakras Dangril: Who is Galakras

I consider that a success in Solo remix! GGWP :)

gr8 video

Being toxic in wow is counter productive for your gameplay. Unless it’s targeted at horde players 😊

I recently came back to WoW after a 3 year break and retail is still incredibly toxic. I'm usually OK with this to a certain extent, but the problem is that the toxic people have completely taken over. Normal players either don't communicate anymore or have just left completely. I will say that Caraclysm Classic has way more friendly players overall.

why do people get addons without understanding them? looking at that default plater profile

Your channel description says you're weird but it's rare finding normal videos like this. Considering the balanced perspective behind it, especially. I've always knew the mindset behind the toxic people in video games because of a classmate way back. At that time he was the only person I knew with whom I shared this particular hobby but he was (and remained, afaik) obnoxious. These people just want to feel superior, at all costs. As life progressed I saw this kind of people rise in numbers, in-game or IRL, but those who decide to stay normal and kind rose in value (most are still somewhere in the middle, I guess). So, better appreciate them enough. Being kind and showing understanding while in a setting of a _game_ should be the bare minimum IMO. And by that behavior you decrease the chances of mistreating good individuals, plus you'll attract the right people eventually if you're actually considerate in practice. I know being a nice person (without the part of tolerating wrong behaviors) isn't the most popular thing but it's actually a win-win situation too, in the end. People think individualism and selfishness make them "effective" and strong, but we're all codependent and wouldn't last a day without others. Seems the orc fans don't even learn something about life from the orcs in this game. Or they think everyone has to be an orc in order to be treated like a person 😁 Anyway, the toxicity can be explained and everyone can attribute it to whatever they want, as that's how people roll these days and they're absolute in whatever they want to promote, as well. But it should be called out more. I remember seeing guides toying with inexperienced players on the newcomer chat though, so I wouldn't expect much. That said, we're all supposed to go online with the right mindset, and taking every insult or problematic behavior 100% seriously is never recommended if you ask me. It takes experience to even try to remember that but it's a rather simple rule. Well, as a final note (to self too), having read that comment about social experiments: Trying anything else other than DPS (and be kinda clueless or slow) can filter which people are truly cool and who play just to shout at others and pretend they're pros in order to feel great. Perhaps I should try that and see if I can make a new friend that way😏

Whats the music on 14 minute pahahaha xD

Who asked for this? Anybody. Is this usefull? Nah. Was It entertaining? Hell yeah It was!! xD

Normally people just don't share their positive experiences. You mentioned the forums so here's an example: A bigger name there created a bunch of threads, things that made you smile, things that made you frown, etc. Guess what? Smile posts were probably less but they were a massive amount cause people just felt encouraged to share their positive experiences. It fostered a really sweet positive thing that I check almost daily just so I can congratulate them on an achievement or just give them a big ol heart for whatever lovely thing they shared. Surrounding yourself with that positivity actually goes a long way. It did for me at least. Also: Although you played badly on purpose you asked and showed interest. Even if someone got mad that was just humbling for them, making them realise that, yes, you're ''new'' and you're doing your best. I'd say there's a solution to make it better. You can encourage/ask in a friendly way if you see someone who's underperforming. Chances are that people would be very timid or maybe they'd even be punishing themselves because they feel they're failing you. You going out of your way to help rather than be toxic tends to not only help with the dungeon going properly but it encourages the player to keep playing and get better. Who knows, you might even make a lifelong friend out of that without even realising. Just be nice, whether you're a newbie or a veteran. Leveling dungeons can be toxic, although rarely but it has happened enough that each one of us here has had at least 1-2 experiences. In endgame people look at me weirdly because I just stick around no matter how bad it gets. Those can be some of the most memorable or fun experiences and if you're pretty decent and/or if your party's willing to try, you can still finish it and just have a positive experience or just a lot of fun getting a bunch of mechanics you've never seen or fun chats or whatever. That could probably make things less efficient for you but I'd say 10 years from now I'd remember the fact that I had a blast duoing a boss because I knew how to time my shields for both myself and the tank, etc., not that I got Wrathion's trinket from Ny'alotha 5 minutes quicker than I would have otherwise. (Also do you happen to be this Teezah at the start or was that just someone's thread you wanted to showcase? Name seems really familiar for some reason.)

As others have pointed out, toxic people are mainly in M+, pvp and raiding which are all endgame things. The worst toxicity outside of endgame content is people not responding to whispers