In my opinion, recruit-a-friend could be a good alternative to the paid boost. That would actually encourage playing with friends and not skipping the game. That would also bring money to Actiblizz pocket. But probably less money than pure boosts, so they’re doing the latter.
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They are not doing that.
I do not have friends. You know why?
they do not want to level for 3 months nor do they want to search for people to do dungeons for 2 hours.
On private server i can easily let them all join in.
So, if blizz would be a bit more “modern” with TBC all would be happy and more would play
This part of the game would definitely take less than 3 months with recruit-a-friend rates and with your help.
Not sure I understand what you mean by that, but whatever, it’s just a pointless hypothetical discussion.
A real WoW player will never ask for high xp-rates 
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Not everybody has endless time. i cannot play everyday and when i can 2/3 hours is already slot.
3 months is really what it takes for a casual
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The better argument is to implement invite a friend x3 exp boost.
Based on your post history, we all know why.
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They already have done that.
Well, they are providing us with 2.4.3, which includes both the decreased xp required for the 30-60 range, as well as the increased xp gain from 20-60.
You are absolutely right, it isn’t.
This is the original, Vanilla-TBC state of things at patch 2.4.3
The amount of boost services is huge.
The overall situation on boosting is a bad game design.
Clear solution is described above.
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