Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide was created by a guy called Brian Kopp who has been playing WOW since it has been released mostly as an Alliance Character to find the quickest way through the quests.
Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide features mainly on questing and not grinding which is a change to most WoW Power Levelling guides as a lot of them tell you that grinding is the fastest way to level up!
Also because Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide focuses mainly on questing, instead of just killing as much as you can you will get more fun out of the game as well.
Although this still leaves the question is Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide any good?
Well, to answer this we shall look at some of the aspects within Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide and first of it does just focus on the quests that give you the most XP and misses out the ones that are not worth bothering with.
So if you want to experience World of Warcraft as a full game and every quest then Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide is probably not for you. However it also contain full maps and diagrams with the quickest route for each mission which can be very helpful.
Also Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide features some mods which enable you to see how quickly you are levelling up and all in all is a nicely laid out guide.
If you are an Alliance Player and just want to get to level 70 as fast as possible then I would say Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide is worth a look. If you want to do all the instances and experience the full game as it was intended then Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide probably will not be much use to you!
I hope this quick overview of Brian Kopp s Levelling Guide has been of use and helps you get more form World of Warcraft!
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Thursday, December 23, 2010
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Brian Kopp’s Alliance Guide – 1-70 In a Week?
You want to find out how to get from level 1-70 in World of Warcraft in a hurry right? Well, my friend. You have come to the right place.
My journey from 1-70 wasn't exactly a fast one on my Warrior due to real life circumstances. Circumstances such as working 10 hours per day, having a wife to spend time with and for the past 6 months having a new daughter. No, my play time wasn't exactly "hardcore" play time as many of you would refer to.
You see, I started playing Wow the day that it came out. I made several characters and leveled them all up slowly. Real life kept pulling me away from putting in a lot of time. As time went by more and more real life things piled up. Well, I finally managed to get my warrior to about level 50 by the time The Burning Crusade came out. Then a couple months into release I made it to 60. At that point, I decided it was time to actually break down and look for some help.
I searched the internet for a few free guides. I tried to follow them but there was holes in them where they would forget to explain what quests to do, how to do them. Even if they did tell the quests I still spent at least half of my online time looking up the information on how to do them. Then finally, I came across a pay guide wrote by Brian Kopp. I had told myself I wasn't going to actually spend any more money than my initial purchase of the game and monthly subscriptions on Wow but was desperate.
So, I purchased the guide sometime in March. I downloaded it, read the instructions and installed the map mod that Brian Kopp includes. Brian Kopp did an excellent job looking at what Joanna did for the Horde and applied it to the Alliance races. The map mod, you ask? YES! That’s right, an awesome map mod. Brian Kopp actually didn't write any map mod himself. Instead, he tells you to download and install meta map. A completely free add-on wrote for Wow. Then, with his guide he includes a database that you import into the add-on. This database is actually a list of coordinates for pretty much every, single, alliance zone in the game. Each of these coordinates corresponds with a set of coordinates in his guide. For example, Brian's guide will tell you to go to 34.67 and pick up a quest called Into the Outlands (or whatever). Then, he will tell you to go to 46.79 to complete the quest. With this information you can easily open your map, highlight the coordinates he tells you to go to and simply go there! This makes looking up quest information on the internet obsolete. You will NEVER have to look up the information again.
Not only does this guide give you exact coordinates of what quests to get, where to get them but it also links them together in the most efficient way possible. Sometimes you may have 4-5 quests that can all be completed in one general area. Brian makes sure that you do them all in that area rather than doing 1-2, running back to town, turning them in, and running back. He takes care of all the research for you.
If you're interested in Brian Kopp's guide simply go over to his website: Brian Kopp's 1-70 Guide and check it out. Trust me, you will NOT be disappointed. In about 2 years of playing I barely managed to get to 60, then in no time with his guide I finished out to 70 and now have another level 63 and 60 on their way to the top! Alliance characters have a lot of different paths they can take at this point. Brain Kopps Alliance Leveling Guide offers various tips and strategies for you to improve your game for levels 1-60.
My journey from 1-70 wasn't exactly a fast one on my Warrior due to real life circumstances. Circumstances such as working 10 hours per day, having a wife to spend time with and for the past 6 months having a new daughter. No, my play time wasn't exactly "hardcore" play time as many of you would refer to.
You see, I started playing Wow the day that it came out. I made several characters and leveled them all up slowly. Real life kept pulling me away from putting in a lot of time. As time went by more and more real life things piled up. Well, I finally managed to get my warrior to about level 50 by the time The Burning Crusade came out. Then a couple months into release I made it to 60. At that point, I decided it was time to actually break down and look for some help.
I searched the internet for a few free guides. I tried to follow them but there was holes in them where they would forget to explain what quests to do, how to do them. Even if they did tell the quests I still spent at least half of my online time looking up the information on how to do them. Then finally, I came across a pay guide wrote by Brian Kopp. I had told myself I wasn't going to actually spend any more money than my initial purchase of the game and monthly subscriptions on Wow but was desperate.
So, I purchased the guide sometime in March. I downloaded it, read the instructions and installed the map mod that Brian Kopp includes. Brian Kopp did an excellent job looking at what Joanna did for the Horde and applied it to the Alliance races. The map mod, you ask? YES! That’s right, an awesome map mod. Brian Kopp actually didn't write any map mod himself. Instead, he tells you to download and install meta map. A completely free add-on wrote for Wow. Then, with his guide he includes a database that you import into the add-on. This database is actually a list of coordinates for pretty much every, single, alliance zone in the game. Each of these coordinates corresponds with a set of coordinates in his guide. For example, Brian's guide will tell you to go to 34.67 and pick up a quest called Into the Outlands (or whatever). Then, he will tell you to go to 46.79 to complete the quest. With this information you can easily open your map, highlight the coordinates he tells you to go to and simply go there! This makes looking up quest information on the internet obsolete. You will NEVER have to look up the information again.
Not only does this guide give you exact coordinates of what quests to get, where to get them but it also links them together in the most efficient way possible. Sometimes you may have 4-5 quests that can all be completed in one general area. Brian makes sure that you do them all in that area rather than doing 1-2, running back to town, turning them in, and running back. He takes care of all the research for you.
If you're interested in Brian Kopp's guide simply go over to his website: Brian Kopp's 1-70 Guide and check it out. Trust me, you will NOT be disappointed. In about 2 years of playing I barely managed to get to 60, then in no time with his guide I finished out to 70 and now have another level 63 and 60 on their way to the top! Alliance characters have a lot of different paths they can take at this point. Brain Kopps Alliance Leveling Guide offers various tips and strategies for you to improve your game for levels 1-60.
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