First Time Playing World of Warcraft Classic - 2024 - Ep.4 Goldshire 

Enjoying the grind to try and level up; appreciate that things may not really start to kick off for me until I get to higher levels? Maybe one day I'll look back upon these early times, in envy. Having a blast though :D Thinking about doing a RU-vid live stream, but I'll need to tutorial the hell out of that as I have no idea.

Trinkets do give you some buffs, sometimes even special abilities. But they're exceedingly rare in Classic. You usually get them through dungeons, but there are a few you can get from quests. Maybe from a few open world mob drops, but I can't remember. Your mana pool will increase as you level up, and get gear. If you find gear with the Intellect stat, that will increase the pool, and the Spirit stat increases how quickly it regenerates. You don't need to worry about getting stuck in an area with infinite quests. Eventually you'll get a quest that tells you to go to another area. Generally (but not always) that means you're probably strong enough for the area. If you notice that the quest is of a higher level, (the color being orange or red), you should hang back until you level up a bit more. There was no quest this time because you had already completed it in a previous episode. In your fight against Garrick Padfoot you struggled a bit because he was not selected. Sometimes in the heat of battle it is difficult to click on your target with the cursor due to things like corpses and other interactable objects getting in the way. If you hit the Tab key, it will cycle through possible targets. There's usually nothing stopping you from going anywhere in the game, but since Classic doesn't level scale, you'll quickly come across enemies that are much higher level to you. And the detection radius for enemies is determined partially by your level, so if you're significantly weaker than them they'll detect you easier. Higher level enemies are also better at dodging and resisting your abilities, like you saw with the Prowler wolves. The little jumping companion you saw was for the Warlock class. The Mage class will get a water elemental at I think level 10. But if you want a cosmetic pet to just follow you around, there's a "secret" quest to get a pet chicken. Select a chicken, like the ones you saw in Goldshire, and type "/cluck" in the chat bar. I think you need to do this a few times for it to activate. (Though the quest might be a bit too high level right now. I'm not actually sure what level is appropriate. It takes you to tWestfall, which the earliest quests are roughly level 10) At 34:40 you couldn't train those abilities because you already knew them. There just wasn't anything to learn there.

holy crap man youre learning its so fun to watch someone enjoy the game like we did back in the day. well, westfall awaits, and its gonna be a bloodbath, i can tell you that already :D

Thanks for nice videos! Very interesting to see you experiencing and learning the game. Few tips: - Try to sell stuff always when you can, bags will always get full anyway. Every item thrown away is lost gold, and you will need it to buy spells etc. - Learn the Polymorph-spell. It helps you when 2 enemies tries to attack you at same time. - It's often useful to play with more zoomed out. That way you can see your surroundings much better. - As a mage, you don't really need to buy any drinks. Use the conjure water spell you have, you'll "craft" water for yourself. Basically when you start gaming session, craft 1 stack of water, and spend when you need it. Same goes for food. - For the gold, you can find the auction house in main cities (like Stormwind). If you get something useful, it might be worth to sell it there for other players. Basically the color of the item tells the quality. Gray is always trash, sell just to vendor. White are usually things which can be used for professions in some way. Then rarity and value will raise up in order: Green-Blue-Purple. - Armor concept. There are 4 types or armor, from light to heavy: Cloth-Leather-Mail-Plate. As a mage, you can only wear cloth, so that explains why you couldn't use some of your armor in bags. Same applies to weapons, mages can use only few types, not for example shields. Tooltip has some red words if you can't use it. Even though new weapon skills can be trained in cities, but only for certain types. Enjoy WoW. As you've already seen a bit, there's so much things to see! :)

This is so delightful to watch you learn and play this game! Thank you for uploading! Your voice reminds me of a young Christopher Lee good sir. Safe travels!

Heh, “Wow, there’s so much!” I remember that feeling a long time ago. It’s so cool. Good to see you getting to grips with it now. Suggest you make use of Questie a bit more to identify quests at your level. Check your map for quest markers. You missed a few south of Goldshire, so you went from super easy Northshire to overly tough murlocs!

Just a heads up to know you have the bonus xp gains your bar is blue while it is purple that means your gains are not buffed 👍 good to use your hearthstone b4 you logout so that way next time you play you’ll have built up a bit of rested xp overnight or however long till your next session loving sharing in your experience learning the game….PS I noticed you did not buy “polymorph” skill from your mage trainer should train that allows you to turn a enemy into a sheep very helpful for when you find yourself fighting more then one monster 👍

I love your thumbnails

32:16 survived with literally 1 health :D

Will there be more ?