Hi there, it's lovely to see a new player trying out WoW - just as a little bit of advice, you've so far picked two out of three of the 'hero' classes available (death knight, demon hunter and evoker). These classes all start at a higher level than the others, and aren't supposed to be playable until you've levelled another character to same level they start at. Because of this, they have a different starting experience to what a new player is supposed to go through - I recommend rolling a non-hero class and taking them through the Forbidden Reach starting zone (the race-specific starting zones are quite old and also lack this tutorial). This will provide you with a tutorial on the basics of the game mechanics and some tips on playing your chosen class. It will also provide you with some slightly more relevant lore as the expansions that the DK and DH starting zones are set in were a fair few years ago now. On top of this, you'll be able to play the non-hero classes for a little longer on a free trial. (Also I know this whole Hero class thing probably seems weird since they start at only level 8, but this is because WoW had to go through a 'level squish' as at one point the maximum level was 120. Before this, DKs and DHs started at a *significantly* higher level, closer to max level. Evokers still start at a very high level as they're brand new.)
Hi there, it's lovely to see a new player trying out WoW - just as a little bit of advice, you've so far picked two out of three of the 'hero' classes available (death knight, demon hunter and evoker). These classes all start at a higher level than the others, and aren't supposed to be playable until you've levelled another character to same level they start at. Because of this, they have a different starting experience to what a new player is supposed to go through - I recommend rolling a non-hero class and taking them through the Forbidden Reach starting zone (the race-specific starting zones are quite old and also lack this tutorial). This will provide you with a tutorial on the basics of the game mechanics and some tips on playing your chosen class. It will also provide you with some slightly more relevant lore as the expansions that the DK and DH starting zones are set in were a fair few years ago now. On top of this, you'll be able to play the non-hero classes for a little longer on a free trial.
(Also I know this whole Hero class thing probably seems weird since they start at only level 8, but this is because WoW had to go through a 'level squish' as at one point the maximum level was 120. Before this, DKs and DHs started at a *significantly* higher level, closer to max level. Evokers still start at a very high level as they're brand new.)
Appreciate the suggestions! Since these videos I have maxed my DH, Bought dragonflight and started doing End game stuff, been having alot of fun!
Nice Video, Hit me up when your ready to start classic.
I'd be happy to help