Struggling with intro - what level does the game change?

[Raldo]

I would've said level 30, but yeah once you get a few dungeons under your belt, you should be able to decide if you're into it.

It can definitely feel like an overabundance of quests when you're just starting out. If you prefer, you can stick to just...
the main story quests
the "important" ones (little plus sign next to the !)

If you're overwhelmed by the quests, just skip most of them (they aren't going to go anywhere, and you can do them later if you feel like it). Generally speaking, the boring side quests are mainly there to help you level other classes.

[Urthdigger]

I would've said level 30, but yeah once you get a few dungeons under your belt, you should be able to decide if you're into it.

It can definitely feel like an overabundance of quests when you're just starting out. If you prefer, you can stick to just...
the main story quests
the "important" ones (little plus sign next to the !)

If you're overwhelmed by the quests, just skip most of them (they aren't going to go anywhere, and you can do them later if you feel like it). Generally speaking, the boring side quests are mainly there to help you level other classes.

I would recommend actually checking the ones with a standard quest icon, and seeing if it has a fancy image in the quest description. The ones that do have more in-depth and better lore, and often reward you with gear to keep you geared up as you level. The ones with a normal icon and no fancy image though? By all means ignore them XD