Power leveling, book burns, Speed leveling. What is the appeal?

[scaevola]

if i level a job to 90 in X amount of time, i can still do all the stuff i could do if i only leveled that job to 40 in X amount of time, in addition to all the stuff i can do at 90

not that i'll do the stuff i could do at 40 because that stuff all sucks

[Octaviane]

if i level a job to 90 in X amount of time, i can still do all the stuff i could do if i only leveled that job to 40 in X amount of time, in addition to all the stuff i can do at 90

not that i'll do the stuff i could do at 40 because that stuff all sucks

How do you know that all that "stuff" sucks? Have you tried and failed? That would be my guess.

[scaevola]

How do you know that all that "stuff" sucks? Have you tried and failed? That would be my guess.

oh gee i don't know

maybe because i tried that crap in 2004 when getting past level 55 or so was like pulling teeth (i've seen ancient papyrus lead to more broken friendships than vaginas, i swear) and there was nothing else to do

maybe because i, too, have been playing on and off since 2003, the "off" mainly motivated by SE's habit of confusing things like expeditionary force and garrison for "content"

I mean seriously if you want the garrison experience you can hop on a level 40 job and hit me with a tell; we'll go to monastic cavern and I'll train half the zone on top of you and warp


I get that reasonable minds can disagree on the merits of rushing to the level cap but if your case for stopping and smelling the roses is garrison and expeditionary force i seriously have to ask if you understand the concept of fun