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10 Tips For Fast Leveling Using Zygors Addon

Posted on 04 March 2010

Zygor Guides Alliance and Horde Leveling Guide is now available for the newly released World Of Warcraft Expansion pack WOTLK. Now the Guide in itself will take your leveling, to unrecognised heights, but there are quite a few things that you can do to help the process along. By adding and following these few tips you will shave even more off your leveling time.

1. Never waste your time traveling to the bank or auction house. Make yourself, what is called a bank character, don’t level him up get him out of his starter area and to a city and just locate him between the bank and the Auction house. Supply him with goods that you do not require and he can sell via AH and make sure he has gold so that you can then makes purchases from the Auction house for your main. Then simply mail these items to your main character. This will save you an immense amount of time.

2. Never pass a mailbox without emptying your bags. Send everything that you do not need to carry to your bank character. This frees up your bags and also saves you having to return to a city or town to empty your bags.

3. Get the biggest set of bags you can as soon as possible. 16 slotters should be top of your list of things to get, while your following Zygors Guide your gonna be getting a lot of loot.

4. Kill everything on your travels to maximise the XP you will get during your quest chains.

5 Make sure that everytime you visit a city that you have no skills that require leveling up. If any can be levelled then do it whilst there to save on wasted time traveling.

6. Make sure you start saving for a mount from day one and aquire them at the appropriate times. However if for instance your a sharman don’t worry about getting your first mount, 2/2 Ghostwolf form is not that much slower (5% to be exact)

7. Always log out in a tavern. You aquire what is called rested XP. If it is viable and does not involve you traveling to far you can log out in a cities tavern, here you receive 4x rested XP bonus. Just a note here sometimes it is not viable to log out in a tavern. This happens when the time it takes to travel to and from the tavern out weighs the rested XP aquired. But as a rule, you normally log out in a tavern.

8. Now this is one which I personally don’t do, but if you have enough gold already or your one and only goal is getting up through the levels. Don’t take a gathering skill, some don’t even loot. I myself don’t do this but the amount of time you can save by not looting or gathering is huge. However the downside is you can miss lots of goodies, so it’s a choice you have to make. This is viable to do when at the lower levels but to be honest you can miss some really awsome drops once you start to get higher up the tree.

9. Another thing is don’t group. Keep your leveling a solo affair. I have only grouped up with people while using Zygor Guides 1 to 80 Alliance and Horde Leveling Guide, if I am looking to help them. I never group to try and maximise my XP.

10. Upgrade your characters equipment at least every 8 levels. Some people do it earlier but it can be a waste of both gold and time.

So many people playing World of Warcraft, just can’t find a way to level any faster than what they have already achieved. That endgame content seems a far off destination that they won’t see for maybe a few weeks or even for some a few months. How do those power levelers get to level 80 in such a short time.

Well believe it or not, it’s not down to them being the best players. If you’d like to find out how to replicate exactly how to level at the same speed as a pro then feel free to visit Zygor Guides 1 to 80 Alliance and Horde Leveling Guide

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Leveling a Feral Druid

Posted on 27 February 2010

There is no doubt that a feral build druid is the best druid in World Of Warcraft. By using the feral skill, you save a lot of mana. This translates to more money in your pocket and more gold to spend on gear and weapons. So you want to be a feral druid? Well, there is only one choice left to make: “Do you want to have a strength build or an agility build?” Of course, you should also find good grind spots.

Strength Feral Druid Build

The main advantage of a strength feral druid is at lower level. You can hit enemies harder and use less mana. This gives you enough gold for a bigger bag in a very short amount of time. Having a bigger bag makes it easier to level, since you have to replenish less often.

Agility Feral Druid Build

Agility is way better for a druid at higher levels. However, it makes you level slow at lower levels. You can also aim for a hybrid build. My friend has a hybrid build. He has added a lot of strength in the lower levels. When he became higher, he could easily switch up gear and go for agility. He leveled so fast, that he was kicked by his guild for ‘Hacking and botting.’ I asked him if that was true. He said that he wasn’t hacking. But how did he level so fast? He said to me: ‘It’s all about how you choose the best grinding area for your current feral druid build.’

The best way to level fast is to use an In-Game Guide. It automatically tracks performance and suggest the best way to level. It even has an quest helper plugin, so that you will never miss a single quest in the area.

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Power Leveling in World of Warcraft & Zygor Guides

Posted on 20 February 2010

The race to power level your newest character is on. On average you can expect 8-10 days of play time. Or 192 hours of time you need to spend killing and questing at a rate of 4 hours a day this can take quite a bit of time to completely get a character from level 1 to 70. While it is possible this task is not an easy one.

So what can you do to give yourself a little edge? Simply follow these few hints to help you cut that playing time down.

Questing is by and far the fastest way to power level a character. This might seam like common sense, however there are some people that refuse to do it. The reason questing is so beneficial to leveling is because of the massive boosts in exp you get in one shot. In addition to the one shot experience you get for completing a quest; many of the quests require you to kill things…which also give exp. These are the best quests to shoot for as they can be done in groups and NPC’s are easily killed when 1-3 people are killing them.

There is of course a flip side to this. On quests where you have to gather items NPCs drop it is NOT wise to work in a group on these as you’ll have to loot double the corpses to get the same amount of items as the drop rate does not increase but stays the same.

For questing it is important to remember this: Killing quests good with groups. Gathering quests best if soloed.

One could take the approach of running around wildly completing quests in a random pattern with no real goal. One could also take a hammer to their skull. I don’t recommend either.

The greatst part of power leveling through questing is that you can often complete several quests at once or in a close proximity to one another, further cutting down the amount of time you need to level your character. Rather than completing one quest, then running back to complete another, why not complete three quests in the same general area and then turn all three in, effectively eliminating 2 extra trips.

Finding these paths is not that hard if you simply read the quests and generally you can find many of the quests in the same location. There is of course a much simpler way of organizing your quests and streamlining your questing route. Zygor Guides, which provides an in-game tool to help chart a course that will yield the best possible return on your time.

In addition to setting a course you can see on your map, Zygor Guides provides crucial help in completing quests. Can’t find that book in that cave? Zygor Guides gives you detailed instructions on where to locate it. Don’t know what direction to walk? Zygor Guides provides you with a taxi cab like arrow to point you in the right direction.

Leveling from 1-10 is typically the easiest thing to do as it requires little grinding and all the quests are centrally located in one specific region. Not until you get to higher levels will you start to experience having to travel for 10 minutes to compete a quest and another 10 to get back to turn it in. This leads to one crucial questions, what quests do I do then.

Ideally you’ll want to quest in an area your level or slightly lower. Slightly lower because you will tend to clear the quest quicker. It does not make much sense to spend 45 minutes on one red(high level) quest and get a slight boost to experience, when you can spend the same 45 minutes completeing 15 quests and get a HUGE increase to your exp.

Rested experience is also a must for anyone looking to power level.

Rested experience is a small bonus you get for NOT PLAYING. When you’re in a capital city or in an inn and you see “zzz” below your character icon this means that you’re recieving Rested Experiences, which is 1.5 times experience. ALWAYS make sure you log out in an inn or a capital city as you can accumulate rested experience when you’re not playing. You can identify your rested experience by looking at the experience bar right below your aciton bar. If it is blue you are getting 1.5 times your normal experience for killing things, if it is purple you’re on normal experience.

With the release of WOTLK looming, leveling your new character to 70, or at least to death knight status is a must, and with these few hints and tips is capable of being accomplished by anyone.

Happy Hunting.

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World of Warcraft – Guide to Leveling Quickly

Posted on 01 February 2010

There are many World of Warcraft guides out there that teach you many things. Some of these guides are great at what they do, others leave you wanting more. Many of the leveling guides leave one key factor out when they discuss how to quickly level your characters.

Rested Experience

One of the fastest ways to level your character is with rested experience. Rested experience gives you double the normal XP per mob you kill. It doesn’t take a genius to understand how this makes the leveling process faster.

Some of you may think that the best way to use this experience bonus is to grind on some monsters around your level, but this is actually a bad way to use it. When you grind, you are only getting the XP from the kills. Grinding is great if you really had a need for gold, it is one of the slowest ways to level.

Rested experience is best paired up with questing, as you get the bonus experience per kill along with quest XP. While questing, you will naturally be killing mobs, so there is little need to stay in one spot to kill things (unless a quest has you do so.)

Burning your rested XP while questing will also stretch out the amount of time that it lasts. It is not uncommon for a full bonus of 150% to last from 70-74 before running out. If you play less often, then it could easily last you until you hit 80.

If you are considering leveling a second character, you can guarantee that he is always played with rested experience. Create the character as you normally would, log him out at an inn and start gaining this easy bonus. It takes roughly a week to maximise the bonus (a full level and a half), but you will need to log on the character after a week to achieve this as a game mechanic will slow down the gain after the 100% area.

There are other great World of Warcraft guides that can show you how to level really quickly without relying on rested experience. Pick up your copy of Zygor Guide today!

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Zygor Software & WoW Gold Secrets Guide Tested – Do They Really Work?

Posted on 26 January 2010

After trying out many different WoW leveling and gold guides I have finally found two that make the grade.

I have played WoW for over 3 years (with a few breaks included) and I love the game along with millions of other players. My main problem was time. I didn’t have the time to farm gold or materials to pay for the food, reagents, potions, enchants and gear that I had to bring to each raid. This really damaged my enjoyment of WoW because I was always being shouted at for not bringing everything required to raids, and having to answer questions like ‘Why don’t you have buff food?’ ‘Where are your potions?’ ‘Why are you still wearing that green?’ etc etc… The list goes on.

The only answer I could ever give them was ‘I don’t have the time to farm like you do.’

The worst part happened when the guild asked me to level an alt to help with low healer numbers. After it took me over a week to reach level 60 they laughed at me and kicked me out of the guild, saying that I wasn’t pro enough to raid with them.

So I decided to make a few changes.

I switched server and thought about improving how I play. I did some research into everything available online that could help me to level as fast as possible and then searched for help on how to farm effectively at level 80 with a low amount of time to spare.

One of the best products that I discovered was Zygon’s In-Game Leveling Software (a program that works inside WoW to assist leveling and it has been proven to allow players to level from 1 to 80 in under a week.)

The other product I found was the WoW Gold Secrets Guide. This guide has been proven to be able to teach players to farm over 10,000 gold within a week. It contains detailed information gathered over years of gameplay by the writer. He has combined his research into an advanced farming strategy which when followed can generate easily over 10,000 gold per week without spending most of your time online farming.

I began to level my new character using Zygor’s Leveling Software. Sure enough I reached level 70 with under a week of played time on my char by following the speed-leveling paths provided by Zygor’s product. This was around the time of the WotLK launch so I decided to switch to a Death Knight for my main character. Again Zygor’s software boosted my leveling speed and I was level 80 within another week.

I then turned to the WoW Gold Secrets Guide and tried to absorb as much information as I could about maximizing the use of the auction house, professions (both mine and the professions of other people – highly useful) and closely guarded farming techniques to generate gold while spending minimal time farming. Sure enough within one week I had reached the 10,000 gold mark. One week later I was fully raid prepared. I had farmed the gold to purchase enough potions, food, gear and enchants to bring my damage per second above 2,000. This is a rating that raiding guilds use to measure how good at damaging bosses you are, 2,000 is way above the average requirement of most 25 man raiding guilds.

I even had enough gold left over to buy my Darkmoon Nobles Deck. This item gives the best melee DPS trinket released with WotLK – costing 13,000g at the time I bought it.

The great thing was that I had made this gold while spending under half the time farming as I had before. I cut out so much spare time in those weeks that I managed to work an extra shift per week at my job. After my first shift I had earned enough money to pay for the gold secrets guide plus the leveling software entirely – purely made from the extra time this package saved me in the first week I used it!

If you dare to see how much gold my Death Knight has earned from auctions alone visit my website and follow the ‘Click Here’ link at this location on the page.

Ever since I purchased these products WoW has looked up for me. I am now in a 25 man raiding guild with Naxx on farm status. I have also started playing arena for fun and recently got over 2,000 rating in 2v2! This quickly led to me getting the Deadly Gladiator Shoulders and a free epic tabard mailed to me for the number of arena wins I had.

The best thing about these 2 products is that they were created by WoW players just like us. They love the game just as much as we do and wish to share their knowledge and the rewards of their dedication with us. Would you prefer to buy a product that will fund multi-million dollar companies – or help out other WoW players that have dedicated all of their time to a project over a number of years and want to fight those large companies? Giving those global companies competition is the only way to force them to lower prices and improve the quality of their products.

I have a lot to thank the creators of this software for because this package turned my WoW experience from a nightmare into heaven – I now get cheered at every time I walk through the cities on my server and receive whispers about how I farmed so much gold so easily, how I geared up my DK so fast and who I partner with for 2v2 etc. My main reason for creating my website is to share this knowledge to everyone that is searching for it out there, and help support the dedicated creators of this software in their battle against the larger corporations. These guys have spent years on their projects; they work hard and sell good, legitimate products. Their only way to survive against multi-million dollar corporations for the small fry is to provide high-quality products which are always being worked on and tested for improvements. They must also provide help and support to their customer after purchase, which is exactly what the WoW Secrets Guide offers, with exclusive member only forums and newsletters.

From my site it is possible to find links to the websites of each the creators of these products. These sites contain much more detailed information on the support each product gives you, along with the bonuses and special offers involved with each product. It is not essential to use products if you think that you either have your farming or leveling technique perfected – but combined these guides reduce the amount of time needed to complete the longest and most boring tasks in WoW.

My overall scores for each product in the package are:

1. WoW Secrets Gold Guide – 9.5 / 10 (Top Product)

2. Zygor’s In-Game World Of Warcraft 1-80 Leveling Guide – 9.3 / 10

3. Registry Fix – 8.6 / 10

View all of the screenshots of the stats, achievements and items that these guides have helped us achieve at our website, http://www.wowsecrets.org

If you have a good hint, tip or secret about any aspect of WoW please email it to WowsecretsDB@googlemail.com and we will publish the best ones on the site and blog!

We look forward to seeing you there – Darren and Louisa

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