Wooly mammoths for exp.
 

Pretty sure I'm doing this right...

Okay so I totally get that mammoths are written into the most popular tracking guide for the server (druids and rangers). Also, I admit that I don't know if calves are placeholders for adults.

Having said that: what the actual fuck are you guys doing when a /who reveals 4 druids or rangers between 25-30 in the zone and you decide to keep a mammoth charmed and not kill a single god-damned calf? This is a sweet, exp and money making spot for a couple people at a time. My main is a shaman and if there is more than one tracker here, I play an alt. /who everfrost on my alt reveals you dumb fucks going four trackers with charm animal at a time and you're ruining a solid spot. I'll patiently wait for you to outlevel the spot but really needed to point out that you're lazy as fuck and killing a solid spot.

Mammoths aren't worth it. Goto Guk you will be much more valued there.

Exping in outside zones is bad

Wait people who don't even play this game moniter rnf in their free time?

Yeah it's a great exp and cash for druids and rangers of that level range.


Not really. ZEMs are a crutch for dungeon rats classes like necros. Rangers and druids, can enjoy the open sky for most of 1-60.

I quadded mammoths on my wizard

dungeons are scary

Hijacked by powergaming off-topic trolls, I definitely did this right. Continue.

im the only ot weirdo here and responded sincerely

sorry you're having trouble levelling a shaman

There are advantages and disadvantages to both grouping in dungeons and soloing outdoors. Soloing is nice because you aren't beholden to anyone - you can AFK whenever you want, do things however you want, go as slow or as fast as you want, etc. You also don't have to spend a second LFG and advertising yourself, which can sometimes drag on for hours if you aren't a core class.

The advantages to grouping, once you actually get a group, are pretty obvious. Better exp, and better chances at big loot items. It's also more entertaining - you're forced to socialize, and working with other people to achieve a common goal introduces a barrage of constantly changing dynamics.