Veteran/Noob Wow Players???

[sharlyne]

Im working on taking notes for a future video, so this question is for Veteran & Noob wow players alike! What should be included in a "teach wow" set? If your new, ask questions and Ill be sure they are answered in the videos! Im getting all my notes together so when I do the video. Anything you feel I should include in the video?

[ZG Support 1]

There are always people asking about how different things work with the guides so you could always do a small series from a customer's perspective of how guide features work.

You could also do opinion videos on things like level professions while leveling vs. hitting max level first then going back to do professions. Or maybe a video of things that are a waste of time that new players should avoid with the first character. A video about things you wish you knew when you first started WoW (besides having Zygor ).

[Cartman]

For beginners it is important to check that all abilities you might want to use are somewhere in an actiion bar (turn on the additional bars).
The specilization overview already shows the most important abilities but it is always a good idea to go through the spellbook and look for something new.
And don't ignore crowd control, the earlier you are familiar with it the easier it will be for you later on in dungeons or raids when you need it.

For people not using leveling guides on autopilot: read quest texts if you don't instantly know what you have to do.

Don't buy any equipment from a vendor or the auction house while leveling. Don't try to craft something while leveling. You don't need it as leveling is easy enough and you outlevel your equipment pretty quick.