First Time Doing Dungeons In WoW 

The slow burn of you realizing you’re able to fly is probably my favourite part of this video!

You know you see a new player when there are no addons on screen, notably dps meter. And I love it!

Always cool to see new players getting into wow and experiencing this awesome world. I know it's overwhelming at times but you hang in there and you're up for so many wonderful adventures. Cheers! ❤

It's always fun to watch new players doing their first dungeons. Thanks for posting!

I’ve played WoW since 2006 and appreciate the nostalgia your videos bring. Great content Willow.

I love her genuine curiosity, demeanor and calmness. It's really refreshing to watch.

I need more retail gameplay from new players in my life.

You make me want to subscribe again and play from 0. You are lucky to not know ANYTHING from the game and how things work. Your joy and amusement seems so genuine, I envy it. I wish I had my memories of the game reset to experience the game from the newcomer perspective.

Thank you for supporting baby bloodelves! they need as much love as possible wandawillow!

It's really fun to watch new players discovering the game! Here are some tips, starting every fight from stealth will be really advantageous, as you can open on the enemy using Shadowstrike which does a lot of damage. Make sure to read your abilities and talents as you get new ones so you don't end up using the same 3 buttons over and over again and gameplay will get more interesting as your progress! You should use Stealth a lot since you're a Subtlety rogue. Also you can click the 2 mouse buttons at the same time to move forward and that frees your left hand to use the keyboard to press your abilities with key 1,2,3,4 and 5 :D

As someone who has played since 2008 it's always fun to see the new player experience and see what they find cool, also i learnt something new, those daggers are fire, I instantly went to the trading post to pick them up :) hope you do more WoW content

Been playing wow hardcore for over 10 years and its awesome to see new players coming in!! I subbed too, really enjoy watching excitment towards the game 😁

6:20 Wait times for random dungeons with the group finder vary wildly depending on your role. As a Healer you'll get a group more or less instantaniously; as a tank it's usually also just a few moments. As a Damage Dealer it can take a while. The reason for that is simple: There are so much more people playing DDs than tanks or healers. As a rogue you're a DD - that's why it took a while. As a rule of thumbs in a dungeon - just stay close to your tank (in this case the little Vulpera) and engage the enemies he's fighting. 30:25 Rogues can use a lot more than just daggers - swords, maces, axes and fist weapons are all options. Which weapons should be used depends on your specialization though.

ahh it's refreshing to see someone genuinely enjoying the content! glad you enjoyed your first run!

Hi! Just found your channel thanks to the algorithm. I love your content and seeing your reactions is so heartwarming. I've only been playing this game seriously for a couple of years, so I can relate. Keep up the awesome work!

Loving these WoW videos! Thanks so much for sharing!

So fun seeing your first dungeon

great video! really takes me back to my first dungeon experiences all those years ago haha! One of my favorite mounts is probably the Jade Cloud Serpent. It's not the most flashy mount, but I really like it because the questline involves rescuing it and raising it from a hatchling. 😄

Awesome love seeing new players view on the game! Hope you have fun enjoy!

Yo this girl is so relatable she got up and got taco bell half way through the video lol, I'd slam a crunchwrap supreme in between raids back in my glory days, keep up the content WandaWillow!

I love your videos. You have an ASMR vibe and talk so calmly. Then your excitement to everything haha (Like flying)

Two things I'll point out: 1. It's kind of nice seeing someone, generally, a bit excited to play the game. Once you've been at it for over a decade or two, that excitement tends to fade away. Especially around your 500th Baron Rivendare mount run. And 2. It's paradoxical that the current version of the game has WAY more stuff to on-board new (like yourself) players in WoW, but it so much worse at actually doing it. I watched some of that "Day9TV" guy streaming the start of the game, and it is straight up baffling how the game guided him into the prison break stuff in BFA without actually explaining ANYTHING about what was going on.

You're doing great! I'm jealous of your flying mount tbh, that thing is super cool. Zooming out does make the game a little easier, I'm sure you'll find what feels best for you. Have fun!

Hearthsteed is a flying mount. Also next week is Remix, so you can level a New character in Pandaria and unlock up to 32 mounts and many armour and weapon looks until late august.

Love this, always interesting seeing new playing do content for the first time. I would recommend zooming out your camera a bit on your character so you can see your environment better!

If you hit TAB it will auto-target the nearest enemy, and then you can cycle through nearby enemies by hitting TAB multiple times. Then if you use the numbers corresponding to the abilities instead of clicking on them, you can avoid accidental miss-clicks on friendlies. I find it better personally to change the keybinds 4 through = to num pad 1 through 9. That way you have a few emergency abilities on 1, 2, and 3 right near where your fingers are on WASD for movement, and then your right hand can easily get to the num pad when you're in combat. Or if you have a gaming mouse you can also bind abilities to the buttons on that. Also, if you die in a dungeon, always attempt to regroup and avoid enemies as much as you can. Playing the "sorry I'm new" card can also help you get some extra attention from the healer. Typical party composition is 1 tank, 3 damage dealers (DPS), and 1 healer. The tank can abilities that taunt enemies and draw them to them, but they have high armour to deal with this, so let them do this first, and then the DPS smack whatever the tank pulls, and then the healer keep everyone alive. Most bosses in dungeons and raids will also have unique mechanics that require you to do certain things during the battle that you'll either have to research ahead of time, or just pay attention to what your party members are doing, or what prompts may be given by friendly NPCs in a dungeon. Some raids are up to 40 players. They get crazy. You legit have to split up into teams and come up with tactics, regroup on bosses, etc. If you ever raid I also recommend going into your graphics settings and setting a raid profile. There you can make it so when you enter a raid, all graphics settings go to minimum while you're in the raid so you don't lag out too much. As a fellow Aussie, you're gunna need to do this, unless you happen to live at a library or University or somewhere that actually has a good connection. Oh, also you have different chat channels. That'll take some getting used to. But your party members wouldn't have been able to see what you were saying because it was getting sent to newcomer chat. To speak with your party, you can either prefix a message with /s to change the channel to 'say', which broadcasts your message to any nearby player, or you can prefix your message with /p to change to 'party or instance' channel, which broadcasts your message to all members of your current group. These channels are also colour-coded to help you. 21:10 Hahahaha Also where did you get that mount? It looks sick. What server are you playing on? If you want you can add me and I can help you out sometime. I'm a tailor so I can't help you out with armour, but I can make you a reagent bag. I can also do some enchanting. Or queue dungeons with you if we're on at the same time. I hope you continue to enjoy WoW. I really hope Blizzard watch videos like this. I feel like they try to do a lot for new players, but they're a bit removed from the real new player experience. Longtime players forget what it was like trying to learn so many new things at once. Also, you've inspired me to try to fulfill the requirements to be eligible to apply to be a guide for the newcomer system. It'll take me a while, but I think it'll be nice.

This is the first time I have seen a player click 1 and 2 with the mouse. you have my like

Haha this was great to watch. Reminds me of the first time I was lost in that dungeon

I’m sure there’s a bunch of comments about this but a great habit to get out of is tapping your abilities. Being able to move and cast by pressing the keybinds becomes so important in harder content. Absolutely loved this video and I’m looking forward to more!

Great video! My favorite mount will always be the classic hippogryph that I earned in the Burning Crusade.

The panic into pulling 3 mob groups I love it! lol 😂

Cool to see a new player enjoying the game for the first time! Hope you enjoy your journey through azeroth!

I wish I could experience my first wow dungeon again. You be hooked for life soon :P

HELP I FORGOT TO EDIT A PART OUT WHERE I GOT TACOBELL HAHAHAHA PLZ SKIP BETWEEN 19:20 - 21:30 HAHAHHA JESUS

so cool seeing someone try a game ive been playing for 10+ years, hope ur enjoying it lol

Friendly suggestion, I would make your camera screen larger. I bet you would rack in more views with your S-tier blood elf genetics!

Thanks for these videos, it's very nice to see new player experiencing WoW and enjoying it. :) Just would like to give small important tip, which will improve your gameplay surely in the long run, especially when you get into harder content. Try to learn to use your keybinds for most of your important abilities you use all the time in combat. So you could use keyboard for most abilities, and mouse for moving and targeting, leaving clicking the abilities only for more rarely needed skills. Spend some time to go through the abilities, figure out which of them you are using in combat all the time, and sort out the action bars and keybinds in the way it feels good for you. Trust me, it will have major benefit, when you get used to it. Might take some time to learn, but the abilities will stick in your muscle memory. Also it helps to zoom out more in dungeons, to see what is actually happening around you. I understand that it's nice to see all the graphical details closer in the start, but always can zoom in and out, depending of situation. Enjoy your WoW journey! :)

Love this, reminds me how fun wow used to be before IO.

That's so sweet, I had tears in my eyes.

It's so endearing seeing people play WoW for the very first time. :') I really hope you don't run into anyone nasty -- keep having fun!

I haven't played retail WoW in years. Those daggers look pretty cool. For the Horde!

I think we have found the cutest wow player of history! Glad to see new people playing although ive never played Retail even though I play tons of wow have only done classic I wanted to try retail but I was worried there wasnt many players leveling in the open world or to do dungeons with so I never tried. Also just a tip so you spam backstab ability and once you have 5 points( the red balls under your name plat) and then you press Evicerate the more red balls u have the harder Eviserate will hit them for more damage xD hope you enjoy your journey!!

That's awesome that you get to see characters from another game in an mmo. I felt the same way spotting characters from Warcraft 3 most notably the undead abominations/crypt lords when I first started playing WoW :D

WoW more like WOW SUCH GREAT CONTENT. Keep it up! Lots of love from wizard~

Hello. You have to slowly clean up your command bar & activate the 2 other command bars for the right side. This will clean your command bar & have a better overview on the command bar! On the right side, all the things that you can't use during the fight come in. You have to take the things out of the bar that you can only use during camouflage. Outside of combat, preferably in a safe zone, such as a capital or in an inn with a mailbox in front of it, you go into stealth mode. In stealth mode, the command bar for camouflage changes! There you add everything you can use in stealth mode to the command bar of the spellbook (preset key p)! As a rogue, please remember to always stay from behind or always at the rear of enemy units. Of course, this only works if you are in stealth mode or in a group. They almost don't use the villain's abilities. You have to use the mechanics of the Rogue more in battle! You haven't mastered that yet! Let yourself be guided by other villains! Wish you a lot of fun and success in the game. Greetings from Germany ;) PS I've been playing World of Warcraft since 2006. The game was completely translated into German in 2006. That's why I know the old & new things from these areas/worlds etc.

I'd like to see you doing a flying tour of cool places in WoW, occasionally landing for a closer look. The fey dragon circle, the giant statue you can climb up to the top in, Nessie in Deeprun Tram... All that stuff was sooo cool back when we discovered them, now it can be cool again watching your reactions.

Keen for more of these retail wow vids!

I have played WOW since 4 months into vanilla. I hope you enjoy your time in Azeroth!

This was fun to watch.

My flying 'duh!' moment was when I had flying, but thought you just aimed up and went forward to get off the ground. Think I discovered by accident that you needed to hit the 'jump' key to actually get off of the ground. Handy tip for flying long distances: set auto-run to some key in keybinds, then auto-fly onto top of something with steep sides, When you run off, you will be flying *exactly* level. Then just go up/down with the keys for jump / sit. FYI: you can get xp from exploration by just flying over stuff. Great, chilled-out way to sightsee while leveling. Just be sure to dungeon / quest periodically to keep your gear reasonably in sync with your level.

good job!!! tip for you, you should zoom out a bit in dungeons and try to not click abilities but use the keys :D but each to there own, glad you are having fun!

Watching you click your two abilities is so cute lol

For things like that pig where you have to target and interact with something that just *won't* *fckn* *stand* *still*, this works well for me: Click the macro button, or just type /m to bring up the macro window. Pick whatever name & icon you fancy. first line: /tar greased pig -- or whatever you need. Game searches on partial string, so just /tar greas would work. You can also type that 'target' command into chat, then hightlight and copy for re-pasting. second through ? lines -- /tar whatever(s) last line: /cleartarget [dead] no point targeting something you need to kill if is already dead; if you do, just tack a # char to start of line Drag macro to a button that is convenient to spam. The 'target' command ignores LoS, and seems to have a range of around 100 yds. The companion to that macro: is go to the main menu, keybinds section, and set a keyboard key to 'interact with target'. That is the magic elixir that frees you from having to be super-fast with the mouse to click on something. Target with macro, then interact with keyboard. I came up with that combination while trying to do the fishing daily in Stormwind where you have to grab a bunch of crabs that keep skittering around, down in the canals.

Flappy guy is a Demon Hunter; they get wings for gliding, but not flying. Rate of descent same as Priest's Levitate spell, or Mage's Slowfall spell. The goofy looking member is a Druid in Moonkin form (a caster). They have a slowfall spell as well, Flap, but only while in Moonkin form. Note only Demon Hunters can change direction while gliding; all others continue in last direction / speed.

52:17 Kyle: Kick the Baby! Ike: Don't Kick the Baby. Kyle: Kick the Baby. -South Park

If a group's size is 3 or more, you get group bonus xp. That first dungeon fight -- green stuff on ground is parrot poop. Does damage for as long as you stand in it, a common mechanic in dungeons / raids.

Careful around elevators -- some of them go down faster than you fall = try to jump on one you *just* missed, and you plummet to your death. At least their floors are now '1-way matter transparent' -- I recall standing beneath one back in Lich King days, not realizing it was still above. Came down and squashed me.

I see someone like the Demon Hunters... Yes, they are cool.

Fun watch as always 🙂

Goblins, explosives, fire... never let one into your kitchen!

this is so innocent, i love it

babe, new wanda vid just dropped!

To leave instance, right click the background and there should be a leave instance option.

Addon "Atlas Loot" lets you browse dungeon & raid bosses, to see what they can possibly drop. Until you hit lev 70, though, not much point in doing that unless it is for a specific look, since you'll be leveling past whatever gear you have relatively quickly.

Hey Willow, Use Vanish to go invisible and get out of any situation. Get a kick to kick the foe's casting spells, it'll help your group survive. Evade is a good damage mitigation. Try hitting your target while you're in stealth, it'll help you do more damage out of stealth.

Genuinely wholesome to see someone get excited over their 1st dungeon. Hope you continue to have fun with the game.

Ahh yes, I remember those days :D

Re the DH (Demon Hunter) -- Here's a list of all the cool class/spec/race specific things, just off the top of my head: Druids: besides the instant shape-shifting and invisibility (if not moving), they get "Dreamwalk", a Druid-only portal system that goes to roughly a half-dozen different places. There is also a Druid-only toy that ports them to a random 'nature-y' place. Demon Hunters: that double-jump + glide thing, plus (Vengence spec) a target 40yd leap that can be used to scale mountains. A long-time WoW Y'Tuber, Asmongold, used it to get to the top of a mountain during beta for BfA. Warlocks: Two short-range portal spells. One puts a pair of rings up, sending any party member who steps into one to the other (with a cooldown). Also useful for mountaineering. The other is personal only, drops a spot onto ground that can be returned to if within 40 yds. The cool bit is, LoS ignored, so can port through walls or floors. They also have Eye of Kilrog, a green eyeball that they can fly around to see where something is, without having to risk themselves. If in a no-fly zone, or not have flying themselves yet, it just moves quickly on the ground. Rogues: Outlaw spec has Grapple which works much like a leap, yanking the rogue to wherever it was targeted to. Priests: "Mind's Eye" lets them target any living thing -- players, npcs, even insects or birds, and switch their point of view to that. Even cooler, from that point of view, they can target even further things. Not sure what he max 'chained' range is, guessing 100 yds? Also "Mind Control" will let them control an npc or player for a short while. Not entirely safe, as it does count as an attack, and the priest is immobile while controlling a target. Dark Iron Dwarves: Mole Machine is a portal system similar to what Druids have, only with fewer destinations. Mechagnomes: (AKA Borgnomes) are their own forge and anvil, and have a pinky finger that doubles as a lockpick. Vulpera: besides being waay too cute and fuzzy, have Make Camp and Return to Camp, which amount to having a second hearthstone that can be set to any arbitrary outdoors location -- no innkeeper required. ........................................ Just in case you wonder why some players have waaay too many alts...

Haha! I just finished uni for the summer and I started wow for the first time too! We can grow together :D

I really enjoy your World of Warcraft content 💓

43:00 aw cute, there was another boss to fight first to open the door! Glad you got it though.

This reminds me of the chaos of my first dungeon in 2012 lol. No addon's not understanding that there is dps rotations for my toon. At least they got rid of the need/greed system. I needed on everything not knowing the difference. Wild times lol

You can walk by holdng both mouse buttons, can zoom in and out by using your mouse wheel. Always have your poisons active, going into a fight be stealthed ( or when not in combat your a rogue haha ) sap a target to stun them ( they will be stunned until they take dmg, you sap someone else or the time limit is reached, if they are in combat already you cant sap them. Pulling big mobs use slice and dice after you get a few combo points to increase your attack speed. Kick is used when you see a cast bar pop up on your target ( under the health bar ) to interrupt that cast ( best to try and wait till the cast is almost over so they waste thst time trying to cast ) that should help you out, more to learn but your doing good Use the green eye to leave LFG so you dont waste your hearth

PERIODT QUEEN

There's a 'secret' entrance to Dalaran (Northrend) Underbelly - fly around until you see an open pipe with a plank poking out. Fly in, look around! Fish the water there -- Magic Eater fish can temp turn you into either a Tuskarr (walrus folk) which boosts your fishing skill, or something else. I'll leave the 'something' for you to discover. Note that you can still fish while in that form. Just don't leave Dalaran while like that!

the best thing about these videos is that she doesnt know how to play the class. idk why but i find that super cool

Keep it up!

Skitterflies can walk on water as well as fly so a useful first flying mount

I love this gamer girl! Let’s go!

❤

Fun to see someone just playing for fun and exploring and learning the game. Reminds me of when I started playing when I was a child... Sadly you can't do it anymore as the only way of progressing is to be competitive

Freehold is fun! Dungeons are good for PVE gear, gold, and fun!

The other class that has wings and cool abilities is Demon Hunter, also I can see you have main skills that come at later levels that you had no clue about, I suggest if you have time to read what the new skills do and put them on the action bar where you can better use them in each situation, like Black Powder which is alternative to Eviscerate, where you can use that in situations where you have many enemies and Eviscerate when you only have 1 or 2

Love classic. It’s time consuming but it’s the OG mmo feel. Retail is cool in its own way and it’s easier but confusing.

If you are looking to play the game in the long term it would be worth your time to keybind your skills before you get into the habit of clicking them. May sound elitist but it'll really help in the long run.

I am happy that you choose the right class =P How do you like rogue? dont forget poisons on your weapons. They will deal way more damage =)

make sure you put the things you pick up on you want the highest Amer level possible so you don't die all the time and blue purple and yellow are the best quality to have as well you also have fighting pets and walkaround pets and pet battle PVP and so much more I love that your having so much fun I is fun to watch you have fun playing

To leave a dungeon right click your portrait then click "leave instance" 😊 No need to hearth

Ok I really had to smile right there. I see you spamming the wrong buttons. First of all, rogue is the hardest class to learn. Pick a Paladin or something. The second thing I like to mention is that there are 2 kinds of moves. Some moves generate energy and you have moves that spend that energy. In the dungeon, you only pressed spenders without building energy, which is something that doesn't work. The third step is that you learn to use keys instead of using your mouse. It will make you a lot faster in the long run. Gl and hf learning WoW. ✌

Ha, looked to me like somebody didn't know what a tank and a healer is - but fast learned to stick to the group 😄 refreshing game experience. On the other hand, i like dungeons more when i have quests for them 😑 and know why we slaughter everything there 😉

She's so soft spoken, she's adorable! XD

As a rogue (DPS melee class), attack your target from behind. They cannot parry you if you’re poking them in the back.

Although you can obtain dragonriding mounts early, you don't get that super-speed dragonriding until level 60+ in the Dragon Isles.

started playing wow on the pre patch of cata, i have to say im enjoying it. The dungens are fun, only no one really talks and i follow and keep up the best i can xD, im a level 22 discerpline priest as i type this. Ill be no where near raiding as im too casual for it. but i am enjoying the leveling experience.

Wow, your video really touched my heart! Thank you for sharing such inspiring content. Your message of perseverance and positivity is exactly what I needed to hear today. Keep up the amazing work, and know that you're making a difference in people's lives, including mine. Sending you lots of love and support!

Sweetness level : 100/10

Being a month old video you might know this now. Use your mouse wheel to zoom all the way out so you see more of the area. This will allow you to see bad stuff on the ground so you can move out of it and take less damage.

I loved when you realized that you wrote in newcomer chat lmao

you are supposed to use the keyboard to use abilities. You can bind them to any key. default are 12345678 in the bottom bar as u can see in the corner of each ability

Being in Wrath Dalaran was intended after one played through Old Azeroth and Burning Crusade.