So my friend gave me a free version of the game and we linked our accounts with the refer a friend program. I stopped playing the game such a long time ago. It got very repetitive and boring. (Especially end game)

Anyways we are already level 25. We made our characters 2 days ago. I had to abandon a bunch of quests because they greyed out before I even got around to them, and I'm about to abandon the green quests too. Every other level I get I can "grant" him a level... Which is a free level (Only if he is lower level than me. So I can just level up a new character he creats without him ever having to play the character). This only works when you are in a party together. I get more Exp from mobs when partied with him than I do when I solo... and the a quest I just did for WC gave me 7,500 EXP. (And a 5,000exp one) I dinged 3 times doing WC. Once while we started and I gained a full level while in there and got another one turning in the quests.

So Blizzard has their own power level system now...

I got to say.. the reasons why I quit are already comming into effect with this character already.

Such a boring game. Especially when you get to 30 in 2 days of grinding. (I believe I can get 4 1/2 levels tonight) 

No one gets triple XP on me.


Also, I completely agree. How dare the game reward me for playing it! For shame on you developers.

I like the game a lot but after awhile it gets repetitive. I take a 2 or 3 month breather and then play again for awhile.

Well, one complaint that many have had in the past is the amount of time it takes to level up. LOTR online, Tabula Rasa, Guild Wars, even Conan is much, much quicker. I have (1) 70, thats it. I love the game but hate leveling. With the new expansion and loads of added content, it should be really fun for the 10 lvl climb to 80, but I wouldnt EVER do it again.

Rewarding new players with increased leveling only helps Blizzard reach a larger targeted audience and keep them around longer. It is already the most popular online game EVER, so more players just greases the Billion dollar Blizzard machine.