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Destiny runs and WoW Forever notes from my own games

A personal blog about Destiny 2 and WoW Forever

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Unlock the hidden gems of Destiny 2 with my meticulous exploration and insider knowledge of the game’s mechanics and lore.

WoW Forever leveling notes

I level from 1 to 60 the slow way and write down what worked in my runs, from Zephras Isle to the first dungeons.

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How I play Destiny 2 and why I added WoW Forever

I am Adam Miller. I started in the Tower as a Guardian and still run Destiny 2 every week. This season I also started over in WoW Forever at level 1, and I write both games down here from my own runs.

In my quest to conquer Destiny 2, I have come across numerous challenges, from intricate raids to competitive battles that test even the most skilled Guardians. Starting over in WoW Forever felt the same, so for the long climb from 1 to 60 I use WoW Forever Boost where the grind stops being fun and starts eating my raid nights.

A boost, in simple terms, buys back my evenings. I still level by hand through Zephras Isle and the early dungeons because that part I enjoy. When the queue for the next step gets long or my small group misses a healer for the night, I book the exact run I need instead of losing the whole week.

What sets this one apart is how they play. They do not rush past mechanics or leave me dead at the entrance. On my Hall of Thanes run they explained each pull before it happened, and I walked out knowing the dungeon instead of just holding loot.

They show up on time and they finish what they take. I booked twice during the beta, once for a dungeon my group could not fill and once for a long quest chain in the Riverglades, and both times the timing they promised held to the hour.

Destiny 2 stays my weekly game and nothing here about it goes away. But Forever is a long road by design, level 60 with no rush, and having a trusted crew to call on makes the difference between burning out at 40 and seeing the first raids in December.

If you hit that wall, this is the help I recommend because I use it myself. Book the exact run you need, skip the dead week, and get back to the part of Azeroth you actually enjoy.