Or run back and forth between the barrier between Thunder Bluff and Mulgore because it is raining in Mulgore although maybe not in gold wow classic Thunder Bluff, and the abruptness of the shift amuses me. Or I can stand around in town casting Mark of the Wild on whoever wanders by. To just have fun.

That is the response I was looking for. From the start of WoW I've always had goals while playing. It was for to Commander in PvP. Then it was to do all the raids. In Wrath it turned into hard modes and then heroic raids. I did attempt briefly as it became an option, to perform mythic raiding, but at the point I didn't have the time in my life to prepare the way I need to for raiding. So, I've been pleased to perform epic raiding. The goals are not the problem; it is the ratio of time I must play and how much is spent on working on those goals vs. how much is invested only having fun. I honestly can not remember the last time I did anything for fun just in BfA.

As an adult with a job that is part-time a fulltime occupation, and all kinds of different responsibilities to my family and friends, my playtime that is available is significantly more restricted than it was. For the most part WoW has been adapting for this and has changed to permit for hours of play.

The sensation like I am constantly behind the curve is what's wearing on me. So a lot of the attention is on those that are playing at the highest levels, and it's easy to wow classic gold trade believe they're the baseline. To forget players do not have their Hearts maxed out. Or have a lot of mythic gear in gearing from raids, to holes.

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