I made it, after endless ganking by 80s in Hellfire..no flying until 65..
I fought for my life, Questing wasn’t nice to me, 5-10 Horde camping the Zang quests and also killing me, all the bots of Death Knight suddenly death gripping me..
I am now 68! in morgraine and I am currently in Borean Thundra! still getting ganked and dying! but I am closer..BUT honestly even though I am constantly camped by Horde, even 80s
I have 4k Honor from levling in Outland, from World PVP and it’s been a blast..even though..I am poor on this server and I have no friends here..BUT I’ve got my Death Knight Minion..thanks for reading!
I believe the OP were reffering to the faction imbalance rather than wPvP difficulties themselves.
I play on PvP realm for the challenge, but sometimes it seem like the challenge cannot be overcome when your faction is minority on the realm and other faction players “exploit” the unfair advantage as they more easily get better gear, higher level and mostly fight in higher numbers in PvP.
Look I know challenges that require you to learn new skills can be fun, but this is rediculous. You could level a new DK up to 75 at the same time. Unlike in TBC where leveling is fast and quests give more exp Wrath feels bugged, when quests and 68 and quests on 75 give the same 20K exp. Dungeons are the way to go and you won’t get that on a low pop realm.
You won’t like it first, but maybe the solution is to go Horde if no unlocked Alliance realms have sufficient players in them?
I’m also certain the it was meant to be “silly post” to slightly joke on the matter of certain kind of people killing low level players in quest zones because they apparently don’t stand a chance in fair fight against someone on their level and similar gear.
I gave you a like and i enjoyed the reading, thank you, really, it’s early morning here and you already made my day.
Yours is a story of perseverance at least you didn’t quit to move to another server where your faction has higher numbers…a few could learn some lessons from you journey.
It was correct and it doesn’t take much effort for anyone to see just by the meaning of the two words, without having to listen to your spew.
Ganbatte means to do your best. Ganbaru is to slog through a tough situation.
Grammar nonsense about dictionary form is irrelevant.
“Despite the serious-sounding definition, 頑張る is often used casually in situations where you want to encourage someone. In this way, the word can be akin to “good luck” or “break a leg” or other nonchalant, well-wishing idioms.”
So, casual. Not rare. Don’t try stepping on my crap, im literally never wrong.
Edit: I’ve been learning for a couple years now i.imgur com/YLMxOSn.jpg
I’m no expert but one thing im definitely decent at from watching streamers constantly is how they encourage eachother, particuarly on the internet and the contexts there in.
Can i get a source for that quote? Because it is just a completely wrong usage of the word.
FYI i do live in Japan and i am a fluent Japanese speaker. Also i confirmed it with other natives. You do not use that form speaking about someone else. Only about yourself.